
Seafood restaurant with Spanish & Japanese inspired dishes featuring high-top & bar seating.
Hours
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 264 Clinton St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Phone: (347) 987-3710
Website: http://www.saintjulivertbk.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
My new fav spot, how this place isn’t packed out is actually beyond me because it was easily one of the best meals I’ve ever had in New York and I’ve eaten a lottttt.
Everything I could hope for from an NYC seafood restaurant comes alive here.
Ambience is so nice lighting is perfect doesn’t get too noisy but still feels alive, service is excellent, cozy but cool.
The food is just outstanding, I literally recommend everything like truly. Each dish was like wow I’ve never had something like that before and I need it again and again. In fact, I went two days in a row because I just had to get some appetizers again and try some more mains. I’m actually obsessed. I would be here much more often if I lived somewhat closer, but I will with no hesitation make the trek from Manhattan anytime I start craving it.
I honestly recommend every single dish that I have posted in this review (it’s also every single dish that I’ve ordered in my times coming here) , but I think for me (i really love raw seafood) I can’t go here without ordering the wild shrimp appetizer and the lobster tostada. The lobster tostada is one of the craziest things I’ve ever had I don’t know how they made it taste like that and the textures (im salivating as i write) and they give you so much lobster i was swooning. Not that everything else isn’t also perfection because it all really is in their own ways, but as a lobster lover this just tickled me.
Love their drink menu, non alcoholic list is pretty limited but what they do offer is tasty, for low ABV they have a lot of options featuring sherry, sweet wines, and amaros etc
Dessert was great im forgetting what it is called atm, but alongside the creamy looking one is their italian ice and flavors rotate.
It’s our first time trying the violet hour though. We should have totally done that the first time. $45 PP – we can choose 3 dishes each. It was a tasing menu where dishes were supposed to come in half portion. It’s definitely bigger than half portion, we feel it’s almost like 2/3 of a real portion. The 2 of us with 6 dishes to share – we were full! Great value! Will definitely do this again if we come back between 5-6.
One star deducted to the service was because it seems we didn’t have a dedicated server. No one told us about violet hour nor special of the day x 2. We had to keep asking about it. Imagine if we didn’t overhead about the violet hour from the table next to us, we’d have totally missed it. So does the special of the day
Hushpuppies had a nice flavor. No complaints there.
Amberjack was good, appreciated the tomato water especially. But when sharing with another, jute a couple of small pieces each. One of the smallest “crudo” dishes I’ve seen.
A special of polenta fritters with babaganoush and salmon was delectable, but it’s more like a $20+ amuse bouche.
Rissotto was flavor packed and smoky. But again, poor value and a dish that felt like an excellent side dish midway. Would have loved to pair this with some fish or something. This is a fisherie with zero cooked fish on the menu other than a very expensive whole fish special.
Squid a la Plancha – not as good as I hoped. Overly sweet and one-note until you mix all the sauces.
5 dishes, one drink – $170. We could have easily ordered two more dishes but simply didn’t feel like paying more for such poor value.
Giving just four stars because they only have high tops at both communal table and counter unless you sit outdoors. Sitting through the whole dinner was not ideal for elders. Understandably they are trying to maximize the space it’s just a bit unfortunate.
But back to the food – we hadn’t heard of many things on the menu but we were feeling adventurous and so glad we did! This is your sign to try things without googling them. Just trust this chef – they know what they are doing. Our favorites were the whipped mackerel and lobster tostadas. Both were so fresh and clean and light (but still filling). Good portion sizes for tapas style. Beautiful plating. Really fun and unique meal!
Food was great and the drinks were good. Would come again when in the area.
Good dinner with some drinks, would def recommend getting the risotto