BYOB in PS
Anyone care to recommend a BYOB restaurant in the slope area? got a night out on Friday and a great bottle of wine I'd like to bring with me....
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Olive Vine on 7th and 15th
Scalino on 7th and 10th used to, but I think they got their license and don't do BYOB now (worth a call to ask, though) -
Flexichick wrote:
I don't understand. You can't do BYOB unless you have less than 20 seats or have a license. If you 20 seats or more you need a license to allow drinking whether you sell it or allow it to be brought in.
Scalino on 7th and 10th used to, but I think they got their license and don't do BYOB now (worth a call to ask, though) -
didn't we already have this thread
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Flexichick wrote: Olive Vine on 7th and 15th
Second Olive Vine -
This thread is worth repeating. Restaurants come and go all the time.
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olive vine
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Is Watana byob?
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scarlett wrote: Is Watana byob?
Not anymore. Used to be. Sad. -
that is sad
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Olive Vine comes to my mind too, but the "great bottle of wine" does not really fit with them. Their food is really good, but is it worthy of a great bottle of wine? Depends on what you mean I guess, but IMHO, falafel and lentil soup go better with a house (cheap) red ;-)
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kosherdave wrote: Olive Vine comes to my mind too, but the "great bottle of wine" does not really fit with them. Their food is really good, but is it worthy of a great bottle of wine? Depends on what you mean I guess, but IMHO, falafel and lentil soup go better with a house (cheap) red ;-)
or specifically a "cheap and tasty" bottle from across the street!
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Or a cheap and tasty bottle from right upstairs, since that's where I live! Sooo, ummm, watch out for the raccoon!
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kosherdave wrote: Or a cheap and tasty bottle from right upstairs, since that's where I live! Sooo, ummm, watch out for the raccoon!
I will ring your bell next time to pick up a bottle. Or, rather, use my dog to continue eating at your window until I can break in. Whichever is easier. -
there's a raccoon?
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brooklynpotter wrote: there's a raccoon?
Yes, but I should be clear it is NOT at olive vine, just in the vacinity of that restaurant (aka my apartment). I would not want it to affect anyone's desire to eat at Olive Vine, it's a lovely place. -
yes, i read your other post. yikes.
(and i'm glad it's not at OV because i LOVE it there. and ali always tells me i'm beautiful, then giggles. who can argue with that?) -
Ok so it's not in the Slope but very close in Carroll Gardens at Smith & Sackett: ZAYTOONS. It is so so so good. They have the best hummus I've had in Brooklyn. Also their Zaatar bread with feta rocks my world.
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Never eaten there, but Athena on 6th Ave near 15th St had a sign that they are BYOB with "no corking fee".
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Get Fresh's new cafe is BYOB too. I haven't eaten there -- just got coffee, which was delicious, by the way -- so I can't comment on that, but the menu does look good.
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I know 2 great places but I ain't sayin where because I don't want any of you people to know. Don't want to ruin a good thing...
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babel wrote: I know 2 great places but I ain't sayin where because I don't want any of you people to know. Don't want to ruin a good thing...
Ummmm, ok. Thanks for letting us all know??? -
babel wrote: I know 2 great places but I ain't sayin where because I don't want any of you people to know. Don't want to ruin a good thing...
way to make friends! -
babel wrote: I know 2 great places but I ain't sayin where because I don't want any of you people to know. Don't want to ruin a good thing...
Like doh... If you had no intention of sharing you should have not posted at all. -
Oh man, they're not Middle Eastern or Asian joints either. Cozy comfort food in romantic settings with table service. You offer one of the servers a taste of your wine and they wave the corkage. Sometimes they will give you free stuff. Special, special places.
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So babel... you ready to reveal where these places are?... or we will torture you~ I admit I have been watching 24 and think I am Jack Bauer.
Only kidding. -
kosherdave wrote: Olive Vine comes to my mind too, but the "great bottle of wine" does not really fit with them. Their food is really good, but is it worthy of a great bottle of wine? Depends on what you mean I guess, but IMHO, falafel and lentil soup go better with a house (cheap) red ;-)
I don't understand.
I could be drinking a bottle of Louis Roederer Cristal Brut 2002...put a bag of Doritos in front of me...you think I'm not going to eat the Doritos? -
babel wrote: Oh man, they're not Middle Eastern or Asian joints either. Cozy comfort food in romantic settings with table service. You offer one of the servers a taste of your wine and they wave the corkage. Sometimes they will give you free stuff. Special, special places.
Sounds like Lucali to me.
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