Brooklyn Flavor Finds for Two
Choose your next meal for two in Brooklyn: rooftop Israeli skewers, comforting Korean bowls, a small Japanese counter, or plant-based plates in an apothecary-inspired room. These four New York spots offer different ways to make the food the focus. Pick a place that suits your appetite rather than treating this as a single-evening itinerary.
Make the grill the centerpiece of your date at this Williamsburg rooftop. Laser Wolf pairs charcoal-grilled Israeli skewers with bottomless salatim, cocktails, and skyline views. The setting also offers sunset views, so this is the pick when you want the meal and the outlook to share the spotlight. Reservations are recommended.
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Keep the focus on Korean comfort food: crispy-bottomed dolsot bibimbap, homestyle soups, and noodle dishes such as kimchi kalguksu. This Brooklyn kitchen also offers vegetarian options, giving two diners room to choose different bowls. For a low-key food date, let the warm, familiar flavors lead. Practical note: there is no customer bathroom.
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Pick the version of this small Williamsburg counter that suits your appetite. By day, Okonomi serves traditional Japanese set meals; in the evening, Yuji Ramen shifts to seafood-focused ramen and mazemen. The intimate, quiet room makes the food the focus of a date for two. Check the current service and hours before heading to 150 Ainslie Street.
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Choose a plant-based food date in an apothecary-inspired Greenpoint room. Le Botaniste's entirely organic, plant-based, gluten-free menu includes globally inspired bowls such as coconut curry, plant-based bolognese, and the spiced Tibetan bowl. Natural wines and raw desserts, including raspberry raw cake, let you build a meal around more than the main bowl. Custom creations are available, too.
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