
Siren is a Contemporary European Seafood restaurant specializing in modern dishes and extensive oyster bar. With a culinary team focusing on fresh ingredients, we aim to bring a creative take on seafood. Complementing the flavors are hand-crafted cocktails and a wine list, selected to pair perfectly with the menu. We pride ourselves on being a local Brooklyn restaurant where friends and family make memories. Whether you’re looking for the perfect bite or the best cocktails in Park Slope, we look forward to serving you.
Hours
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–11 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 687 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Phone: (347) 689-4577
Website: https://www.sirenbk.com/
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Reviews
Please look in my pictures and you get an idea on why I tell you you should rush to this place, don’t walk, rush!
The owner, Diego, is absolutely incredible. You could tell this man really truly cares about what he does and the love he puts into his restaurant.
The atmosphere was quite nice — comfortable and inviting, making it a good spot for a gathering. Prices were average for the area, so it felt fairly reasonable. Overall, it’s a good place if you’re looking for a nice setting and great oysters, but the rest of the menu could use a bit more refinement.
As seafood lovers who live in the neighborhood, we were excited to finally try this spot. We started with the tuna crudo and crab cakes, followed by the rack of lamb and branzino. Disappointingly, each dish fell flat—lacking the flavor, freshness, and execution we had hoped for. The dessert ended up being the highlight of the evening, which says a lot, considering I typically skip dessert and only ordered it because I assumed it would be difficult to get wrong.
Service was another letdown. While we were greeted upon arrival and promptly seated, our waiter seemed to forget about us—even though we were the only couple in his section at the time. To make matters worse, the restaurant automatically adds gratuity to the bill, which feels unjustified given the level of service provided.
The cocktails were equally underwhelming, so much so that we ended up going elsewhere afterward for drinks to salvage the night. Overall, the experience was lackluster and forgettable, and we will not be returning.
Staff is nice, food is pretty but absolutely not delicious. And absolutely overpriced for the quality.
I’ve got pieces of shells in a lobster roll.
Burata is my favorite salad and I never thought it could be so destroyed.
Maybe someone will like it more, but I won’t come back for sure. Sorry. I can only be honest.
Friendly service!
The goat cheese salad was excellent. Fresh and very tasty with the cherries and pecans.
The Mushroom Marsala was rich and delicious and not overly creamy.
The linguine and clams was cooked perfectly and flavored with garlic and herbs.
The ginger crème brûlée was an excellent way to end the meal. We were pleasantly surprised when the waiter told us dessert was on the house because we were celebrating our anniversary.
There were plenty of other things on the menu we would like to try; we will be back.
The mushroom pasta is tasty but too oily, making it feel heavy. The focaccia and lamb chops are good and well-cooked, but they’re not impressive enough to justify the high prices. The fries and cheese balls? Not worth it and better skipped.
Overall, the food is decent but overpriced. The excellent service makes a visit worthwhile, but I don’t think I’d go back often.