A Brooklyn Caribbean Restaurant With DJ Sets
A Brooklyn Caribbean restaurant pairing oxtail wontons and jerk wings with throwback DJ sets and hookah.
🎧 Dinner Has A Soundtrack
On weekends the dining room at Somethin' on Myrtle carries the volume of a lounge. This Brooklyn Caribbean restaurant keeps the table grounded with Caribbean and Asian cooking, from oxtail wontons and jerk wings to honey jerk lamb chops, while live DJs turn dinner into a night with its own pulse.
Craft cocktails share space with hookah service, and the evening moves from food to music without changing rooms. The compact layout sets expectations, and weekend lounge volume shapes how the table talks between sets. Throwback hip hop and rhythm and blues keep the soundtrack familiar.
Service starts at 4 PM on weekdays and runs to eleven, at 503 Myrtle Avenue. This suits a group that wants dinner and music on one plan rather than a hushed meal. Expect a spirited room, with the DJ sharing attention with the table.
