NOLA-inspired seafood haven w/ oysters, standout shrimp sando on milk bread & natural wine. A pastel-hued 50s clubhouse.
This pastel-hued Fort Greene spot channels a 1950s New Orleans vibe, specializing in a seafood-forward menu. From expertly prepared oysters to a highly-praised fried shrimp sandwich on milk bread, the dishes are a celebration of Southern coastal flavors. They also offer a compelling lunch deal and a selection of natural wines, making it a unique culinary destination.
This restaurant offers a New Orleans-inspired seafood experience, with a strong emphasis on oysters prepared various ways, including charbroiled. The fried shrimp sandwich on milk bread is frequently recommended, as is a 'seafood and three' lunch option. While most seafood dishes receive high praise, some comments suggest the po-boys might be less impressive than other offerings.
"The charbroiled oysters, fried shrimp sandwich on milk bread, and the 'seafood and three' lunch special are frequently recommended. The spinach-artichoke crab dip and the 'Moment of Clarity' cocktail also receive high praise."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the restaurant's New Orleans-inspired seafood, with particular highlights being the oysters and shrimp dishes. The unique ambiance and approachable pricing for lunch deals also contribute to positive feedback.
Important Note
Some users noted that the restaurant can be a bit pricey for casual visits, and one comment suggested that the po-boys might be lacking compared to other menu items.
"The shrimp sandwich at Strange Delight is described as perfection."
Positive"Strange Delight is recommended."
Positive"Strange Delight in Fort Greene was mentioned for its excellent spinach-artichoke crab dip."
Positive"The user highly recommends the 'Moment of Clarity' cocktail at Strange Delight in Fort Greene, noting that the ingredients are kept secret."
Positive"Strange Delight is mentioned as a solid alternative to Theodora in the Downtown Brooklyn area."
Positive"This commenter suggests Strange Delight for unique and good seafood sandwiches, noting it's not a busy scene at lunch and the space is pleasant."
Positive"This commenter suggests Strange Delight for unique and good seafood sandwiches, noting it's not a busy scene at lunch and the space is pleasant."
Positive"The commenter lists chargrilled oysters from Strange Delight as something they would happily eat every day."
Positive"The commenter found this upscale seafood place in Ft. Greene to be loud, overpriced, and difficult to order from."
Negative"This user mentioned Strange Delight as a potential place to visit."
Neutral"Strange Delight is mentioned as one of the restaurants that appear on both OpenTable with a dining credit and the Blackbird app."
Neutral"This comment seconds the recommendation for Strange Delight."
Positive"Strange Delight is recommended."
Positive"Strange Delight in Fort Greene is described as awesome."
Positive"Strange Delight is listed as a restaurant recommendation, potentially in or near Fort Greene."
Neutral"This commenter described Strange Delight as a fantastic seafood restaurant located in Fort Greene, recommending it alongside Sunken Harbor Club and Gage and Tollner."
Positive"This user recommended Strange Delight as one of their picks near the Brooklyn Paramount."
Positive"This user recommended Strange Delight as one of their top picks for a romantic and quiet date night near Barclays."
Positive"Strange Delight was mentioned as a place for fried shrimp."
Positive"Strange Delight offers New Orleans-style food in Fort Greene and is considered a very good, uniquely American option."
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