Saint Julivert — all mentions

in:DEINFLUENCE ME...Brooklyn restaurant edition1 pts
“I’d skip Saint Julivert. Every time I’ve gone, it’s felt like you get overcharged for 4 anchovies or slices of sashimi with herb oil and micro greens .”
H3
in:Best place in NYC to get octopus?9 pts
“La Vara and St. Julivert do excellent Spanish seafood, including octopus”
H2
in:What’s your favorite shrimp dish that you’ve had in the city?6 pts
“This thread made my day - I absolutely love shrimp so got carried away but a bunch of my favorites below: \- Red Shrimp Nigiri with Fried Crispy Shallots @ Rosella \- Raw Ruby Red Pepper Shrimp with Scotch Bonnet @ Cesar \- Red Prawn Monaka with Fish Mousse @ Cesar \- Jumbo Shrimp in Dry Lobster Sauce with Minced Pork and Egg @ Hop Kee \- Prawns in Tomato Seed and Butter Sauce @ Shmone \- Koong Karee @ Soothr \- Shrimp Toast with Pickled Peppers @ Estela (lunch only) \- Shrimp Parmigiana Hero @ Amore Pizza (Flushing) \- Raw-Cured Wild Shrimp with Pomelo and Salted Kumquat @ Saint Julivert”
H2
in:What food/restaurants have you eaten at recently that you’ve loved? 3 pts
“Great food and great service!”
H2
in:Dinner suggestions Cobble Hill-ish area3 pts
“St Julivert (seafood focused, more euro wine bar vibe).”
H2
in:DEINFLUENCE ME...Brooklyn restaurant edition3 pts
“Saint Julivert is nice but doesn’t scream celebration- gives more euro coastal aperitif wine bar vibes. Have had many great meals here”
H2
in:Recommendations for NYC Birthday Dinner for boyfriend?1 pts
“Saint julivert is an amazing wine bar/seafood restaurant in cobble hill! Super intimate and romantic vibe and the menu is always rotating and features the freshest of fish/ingredients”
H2
in:Lost a bet1 pts
“St. Julivert is excellent and has a wonderful wine selection.”
H2
in:Atera or L’abeille?1 pts
“Just under that price range but also great Saint Julivert Nubiani Yingtao Corima”
H2
in:If you could only eat at 3 restaurants1 pts
replying to u/srenna21: Sixty Three Clinton, Saint Julivert, Frankie's 457
“had weird service at Saint Julivert but it was really damn good.”
H2
in:Your best meals of 2024?1 pts
“My favorite meal not only of 2024 but probably of all time. Excellent drinks and dessert (mezcal flan and zabaglione) plus the staff were so friendly and knowledgeable.”
H2
in:Favorite non-sushi seafood forward restaurant in Manhattan for about $150 p/p?1 pts
replying to u/jiceman1: They can stay in Manhattan and order only the seafood from Txikito if they want the same owner.
“service at the BK location is excellent.”
H2
postprime time dinner fri or sat, no reservations or last-minute, little/no waiting0 pts
“probably our favorite restaurant, though a bit pricey.”
H2
in:List of great restaurants with no michelin stars33 pts
“La Vara, Saint Julivert, and Txikito (same owners) always work for date night.”
H1
in:What Brooklyn restaurant “wow’d” you recently?18 pts
“Saint Julivert and Camillo’s. So good!”
H1
in:Dinner suggestions Cobble Hill-ish area11 pts
“La Vara, St. Julivert”
H1
in:What is your favorite seafood restaurant in the City? (separate by cheap and expensive)9 pts
“St julivert in cobble hill is excellent”
H1
in:If you could only eat at 3 restaurants7 pts
“Sixty Three Clinton, Saint Julivert, Frankie's 457”
H1
in:Upscale spanish restaurant7 pts
“Their restaurants in Brooklyn, La Vara and Saint Julivert, are good, too.”
H1
in:Best upscale seafood restaurants in Manhattan6 pts
“Saint Julivert is phenomenal.”
H1
in:Eating Alone and Wanting Variety6 pts
“St. Julivert, La Vara, or Txikito for tapas”
H1
in:NY Times: The 100 Best Restaurants in New York City in 20256 pts
replying to u/DinerEnBlanc: I first went to Txikito almost 15 years ago when I was a college student. I had no idea that it was still around.
“La Vara and St Julivert are both in cobble hill and both really good”
H1
in:Birthday dinner four people - Bar Bete or Saint Julivert?6 pts
“Honestly they’re equally good and both fantastic.”
H1
in:Birthday dinner four people - Bar Bete or Saint Julivert?5 pts
“If your party’s preference is seafood: SJV.”
H1
in:Brooklyn Bridge Dinner4 pts
“La Vara or St Julivert about a 15 min walk from the Pier 6 side”
H1
in:Where would you go?4 pts
“Also loved Cervo’s, Saint Julivert, SAGA, and frenchette.”
H1
in:Looking for consistent restaurants4 pts
“Couple of other Brooklyn spots: Gus’s, Popina, La Vara, St. Julivert”
H1
in:What Brooklyn restaurant “wow’d” you recently?4 pts
replying to u/ScheanaShaylover: Saint Julivert and Camillo’s. So good!
“I second Saint Julivert big time!”
H1
in:Dinner suggestions Cobble Hill-ish area4 pts
“La Vara and St Julivert, next door to each other.”
H1
in:Fun, nice (but not too nice) restaurants for a birthday in Brooklyn?3 pts
“Frankie’s 457, Inga’s, Ugly Baby, St. Julivert, Fausto”
H1
in:What are your top 3 restaurants that you dine at the most often because they’re always consistently good, not hard to get into, and the staff recognizes you?3 pts
“Mine are all in BK: Rucola, Sushi Lin, St Julivert”
H1
in:Gooseneck barnacles? 3 pts
“also saint julivert”
H1
in:Anniversary Spot Recommendations?3 pts
replying to u/BartBeachGuy: I love Frenchette. Go all the time. Surprised to see you say it wasn’t exciting. That place is jammed and hopping on a weekend night. What was it lacking? Do you want something “fancier?” Manhatta is a gorgeous space and the prix fixe is very reasonable for what you get. Maybe Frenchette’s neighbor Eulalie?
“it wasn't as memorable as our 6-month when we went to Saint Julivert.”
H1
in:Anniversary Spot Recommendations?3 pts
“Saint Julivert is great but a very casual place.”
H1
in:Thoughts on NYC Itinerary (Luthun / Atomix / Aquavit / Torrisi / Joo Ok / Four Horsemen / Bangkok Supper Club)?3 pts
“Some other of my other recent favorites (non-tasting menu) in case you have time / plans change are Saint Julivert (Brooklyn), Shmone, Le Chene, Rosella, Kjun, Carnitas Ramirez, Ceres, and Bonnie’s (Brooklyn).”
H1
in:Favorite non-sushi seafood forward restaurant in Manhattan for about $150 p/p?3 pts
“is an excellent seafood restaurant in cobble hill”
H1
in:DEINFLUENCE ME...Brooklyn restaurant edition3 pts
replying to u/bigfathooker69: Bar Bete for sure. La Vara is nextdoor to saint julivert and would be better for a birthday imo, excellent Spanish food
“Both are good, but I second La Vara > Saint Julivert.”
H1
in:Recommendation needed: Slightly more casual Bar Bete?3 pts
“Outside your requested hoods but also Ingas, La vara, st Julivert.”
H1
in:List of great restaurants with no michelin stars2 pts
replying to u/Comfortable-Power-71: Eyval and Place des Fêtes were my top meals in 2022. Lillia and Misi are always solid but I live nearby and might feel differently if I had to book 30 days out. Tanoshi Sushi is maybe the best bang for your sushi buck in the city. Van Da remains solid a few years after opening. Uva (UES) is strong AND is open late. Le Crocodille is tight, particularly the mushroom Pâté. La Vara, Saint Julivert, and Txikito (same owners) always work for date night.
“I love love love La Vara and St Julivert”
H1
in:Awesome restaurants with both meat and vegetarian options2 pts
replying to u/thansal: Honestly, if you stay away from places that are just "we serve meat" or one dish restaurants (eg: don't go to a steak house, don't go to Burger Joint) you'll not have serious issues (And you can always check menus ahead of time). Take a look at Lazer Wolf, Lamalo, Shukette. Lots of vegetables, but lots of meat also. Shukette does nice cocktails iirc. Avoid tasting menus, baring a few places that offer a veg version (Le Bernardin, The Musket Room), or are fully veg (Dirt Candy, Rabbit) they're not great options. There are also a number of top notch veg/vegan options where they'll not miss meat (unless they're the shmucks that can't go a meal without meat). Anything from [Overthrow Hospitality](https://www.overthrowhospitality.com/), Superiority Burger (srsly, try and get there, they're awesome), abcV (though abc kitchen is plenty veg friendly), Spicy Moon, etc. My PoV on this is that I'm an omnivore w/ plenty of veg/vegan friends.
“I’d add Eyval and the group that has La Vara, Saint Julivert, and txikito.”
H1
in:How average New Yorkers compare to Pete Wells' 100 Best Resturants in NYC in 2024 list2 pts
“That place is really something else”
H1
in:A week of eating in NYC2 pts
replying to u/Kleos-Nostos: Txikito is one of the best Spanish restaurants in the City. It’s not on many folks’ radar, because it’s not going to show up on TikTok or many lists. Congratulations on finding it, it’s always a good meal with good drinks.
“St Julivert which is run by the same group is one of my favorite restaurants in the city”
H1
in:A month near the Barclays center2 pts
“La Vara and/or Saint Julivert if you travel a little west.”
H1
in:Recommendations for niceish restaurants in south/central Brooklyn on a Monday?2 pts
“Saint Julivert, La Vara, Haenyo, Alta Calidad, and Place de Fete (my fav).”
H1
in:Saint Julivert Fisherie (Cobble Hill, BK)2 pts
“Love that place.”
H1
in:Best restaurants that are also amazing drinking spots?2 pts
“Saint Julivert”
H1
in:DEINFLUENCE ME...Brooklyn restaurant edition2 pts
“St Julivert is an excellent restaurant, full stop.”
H1
in:ISO: Recc for a celebratory but not stuffy or overly serious dinner in BK2 pts
“La Vara or Saint Julivert”
H1
in:Looking to treat ourselves to a high end dinner - based on our preferences, where would you recommend?2 pts
“Quique Crudo (excellent food very tight seating), Forgione, Saint Julivert and La Vara”
H1
in:Brooklyn Neighborhood of the Week: Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens and Columbia Waterfront1 pts
replying to u/WinnieCerise: La Vara for Spanish Frankie's Spuntino Court Street Grocers - fancy sandwiches Ugly Baby for very spicy Thai Defonte's for ginormous Italian sandwiches
“St Julivert next to La Vara is also fab”
H1