
Shakedown Street Eats offers an extensive menu of unique eats inspired by global street food. Creative appetizers, dips, soups and salads and a variety of signature eats you can order a variety of ways – taco, rice bowl, slider, bao bun, ramen bowl, quesadilla, and burrito. Patio dining weather permitting. Shakedown is available to host your private event with space for parties from 20 to 100 or more people. We specialize in Holiday Celebrations, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Wedding and Baby Showers, Bereavement Receptions, Class Reunions, Sports Banquets and Business Meetings. We’ve also hosted four Weddings and countless Engagement events. Originally opened as Note Kitchen and Bar and part of the Note Restaurant Group.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 2–11 PM |
| Thursday | 2–11 PM |
| Friday | 2–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 227 Greenwood Ave, Bethel, CT 06801
Phone: (203) 917-3411
Website: http://shakedownstreeteats.com/
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Reviews
All of them were outstanding. Flavor was excellent, quality of the ingredients was excellent and the “living up to street food” vibe was absolutely 100%.
The staff that helped me with my order were patient and very kind. The restaurant was not crowded and yet they were taking care of everyone equally and professionally.
If you are near Bethel and can’t decide on what to eat or where to go, definitely give this place a shot.
The ambiance was very cool. There’s a Great patio and the upstairs has a cool space for private parties.
As for the food, We ate all 4 flavors of the cauliflower wings, They were VERY good. The pumpkin soup was lightly spicy and well balanced. The Cobb was fresh and the pears were poached. 6 stars if I could
back!
They have good selection of cocktails. I got the cocktail churne me on. I also got gangsters paradise cocktail. Really like the churne me on. Recommend trying that.
For food I got the honey brussels. It’s was too sweet for my liking. For main course I tried the pesto short rib. The ribs were amazing. The meat was perfect and tender. Highly recommend trying this. I also tasted the house burger which was decent.
The service was quick and staff were friendly. Definitely recommend this place for a nice dinner.
Food was ok, not mindblowing. Had a pork enchilada which was decent, presentation was good and it went down well. Also had a lemon chicken with Brie sandwich which wasn’t exactly my thing but did the job. The grapes on the sandwich were a bit odd in my opinion. The menu was quite limited too which is a great thing because large menus are not my thing. Keep it short!
I’d go back here because they have an open mic once a week and I think it would be a good place to mingle and have a few beers.
Great music too during the daytime!
Hummus platter was good.
Biscuits and gravy raw.
Mystic chicken and fries were okay.
Kids mac and cheese was good.
Nothing to rave about. Can’t justify the cost.
$100 with blueberry matcha tea iced, sprite, orange juice, glass of Chardonnay.
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