Hours
| Sunday | 2–7 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 2–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 261 College St, New Haven, CT 06510
Phone: (475) 666-8001
Website: https://www.thelukebrasserie.com/
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Reviews
Luke’s is not just a restaurant, it’s an authentic gastronomic experience. You can feel the high level of the cuisine and the creative, author-driven approach in every dish. We highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates new flavors, unique combinations, and impeccable quality. We will definitely be back!
I’ve been coming here for over two years, and owner Vincent is the real deal—no nonsense, no fluff. He focuses on doing things right and doesn’t get distracted by the noise. Sure, he can be tough to work with on the fine details, but he always delivers. And at the end of the day, that’s exactly the kind of attitude you want from a chef-owner. It’s about the food and the experience—and you won’t be disappointed.
I think Vincent chose New Haven to find a little peace, but in the process, he’s turned some “French cuisine” next door into a punchline. Enjoy this place, New Haven. Even by NYC standards—this restaurant is a gem.
Food was good, but portions were very small. There’s no value. Our bill for 6 including 20% tip + tax but not including drinks/alcohol was $615. We tried almost the entire menu and had to double some dishes. The yellowtail, the beans in the porchetta (but not the pork itself), the greens from the branzino, and the steak were good. Actually the beans were a bit on the salty side. The others were fair – the sauce on the shrimp overpowered, the scallops were well cooked but nothing special. The service was friendly, every time they brought out a dish, they forgot serving spoons for the dish and we had to wait. It’s supposed to be finer dining but the kitchen and front were not at all coordinated and it became really annoying that this happened every single time.
When the restaurant is full, the noise level isn’t absorbed, so it becomes very difficult to have a conversation.
The server did give us complimentary sorbets when none of the desserts (3listed) appealed to us.
The worst part was even after ordering extra, we were hungry… but our dining time was over and we had to leave.
Our server, Iris, went above and beyond. Attentive, knowledgeable, and incredibly kind. Her recommendations were spot on and truly elevated our dining experience.
Every dish was beautifully presented and full of flavor. The hamachi crudo was delicate and refreshing, a perfect start. The scallops were seared to perfection, tender, flavorful, and artfully plated. The catch of the day fish was flaky and fresh, paired with just the right accompaniments to let the ingredients shine.
As a generous gesture, they served asparagus and dessert on the house, which was such a lovely surprise and a testament to their hospitality. And let’s not forget the Negroni, absolutely spot on.
The Luke Brasserie is a gem in the heart of New Haven. If you’re looking for top-notch food, impeccable service, and a memorable evening, this place is a must. We’ll definitely be back!
Chef V also took the time to personally serve our first appetizer, which made us feel incredibly valued. The service and attention to detail throughout the evening were outstanding, and we were genuinely flattered and grateful for the effort he made to make our anniversary special.
The entire service team was exceptional. Abigail, our main server, was polite, poised, and offered wonderful recommendations. Eli also waited on us and brought such a pleasant and fun energy to the experience. Our drinks were perfectly crafted all night.
Truly an amazing evening from start to finish. We can’t wait to return.