
Alma Negra, situated in the vibrant Park Slope/Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn, invites you to savor the essence of Mexico through contemporary delights. Our passionate Chef Fermin Teco, pays homage to traditional Mexican flavors while embracing local and seasonal ingredients. Each creation is thoughtfully crafted, showcasing our in-house ground heirloom corn transformed into tantalizing tacos and quesadillas, evoking a fusion of tradition and modernity. To complement your culinary journey, our well-curated beverage program features artisanal spirits, allowing you to sip on drinks that mirror the same high-quality sensibilities of our cuisine.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–11 PM |
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 494 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Phone: (917) 909-0339
Website: https://www.almanegranyc.com/
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Review: Alma Negra Is a Perfect Neighborhood Restaurant
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The moment you step inside, you’re greeted by elegance without the fuss — earthy textures, warm lighting, and a layout that’s somehow both cozy and spacious. It’s the kind of place that invites you to settle in, maybe stay longer than you planned, and quickly start to feel like a regular.
The staff are just as much a part of the charm as the decor — warm, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming. They’re the kind of people who remember your name, your favorite mezcal, and who make you feel like you’re home — even if it’s your first visit.
And then there’s the food. Elevated takes on familiar Mexican classics, each dish treated with care and a clear respect for tradition — but with an edge that makes it unmistakably Alma Negra. We started with the guacamole and chips, which set the tone for the rest of the meal — fresh, vibrant, and likely the best version of a dish we’ve all had a hundred times. From there, we moved through fish tacos with perfectly crisped edges, a richly satisfying chicken quesadilla, deeply flavorful tamales, and a chorizo huarache that packed a subtle, lingering heat. We ended the night with a corn cake dessert, served alongside a cloud-like whipped white chocolate. I told myself I’d just try a bite — but couldn’t stop until the plate was wiped clean.
Alma Negra isn’t just a meal — it’s an experience. One you’ll want to return to time and time again. This might just be one of the best Mexican restaurants I’ve ever been to — and Brooklyn is lucky to have it.
We ordered: mushroom quesadilla, fish tacos, duck tacos, branzino, carne asada, and a mojito.
It was probably the best fried fish taco I’ve ever had- actually the best fried fish. It was so light, crispy, and moist. Today was my first time having duck taco!! YOU HEARD THAT RIGHT!! The Duck tacos were soooo tender and flavorful, but it’s a seasonal item so better hurry and come try. The mushroom quesadilla would be perfect for vegetarians because the oyster mushrooms tasted so meaty. I loved their salsa verde!!! ALL MADE WITH FRESH CORN TORTILLAS!!!
Two entrees we order was the branzino (market fish) and carne asada. The branzino was cooed to perfection with super crispy skin, flakey meat, and a sweetish sauce. It was so good that we were trying to lick the plate up!!!! The carne asada lacked flavorful but the mole sauce helped carry it. It just needed more seasoning on the actual carne asada. Sadly, my mojito was on the weaker side and it was $18. The presentation was really cute though, it had a lot of mini ice cubes.
Our amazing waitress Ashley was so attentive and friendly, she informed us about their seasonal menu so I would love to come back to try other seasonal foods. The interior is so cute and would be a perfect date night spot or a girls night out!! I’m def. Coming back so I can eat that duck taco one more time!!!