
4 Fort Greene Restaurants Around DeKalb Avenue For Dinner And Sandwiches
Dim candlelight and homemade pasta anchor an intimate Italian dining room. A Vanderbilt market counter serves hot heroes beside shelves of Italian provisions. Bistro plates invite sharing, while Dino's large back table makes room for group dinners.


Roman's keeps the Italian menu small and changing. The kitchen pairs imported Italian ingredients with organic produce from Hudson Valley farms. Homemade pastas include lamb cavatelli. The bar serves a daily sour and a daily bitter. Dinner unfolds in a dim, candlelit room on DeKalb Avenue. Look for olive oil cake at dessert.
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On Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn Hero Shop serves over 30 signature hot heroes from 9 AM to 9 PM daily. Customers point to the cold Italian sandwich and spicy chicken panini. Italian market shelves carry fresh bread, cheeses, olive oils and cookies. An outdoor patio adds seating when you want to eat outside.
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Sailor turns 228 DeKalb Avenue into a maritime-tinged bistro, with wood-paneled walls and deep blue accents around the dining room. Chef April Bloomfield's menu includes deviled eggs and a Caesar salad with a sharp, acidic dressing, while brunch adds French toast and saucy Turkish eggs. Plates are easy to share, and the room suits a lingering meal.
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At 222 DeKalb Avenue, Dino serves seasonal Northern Italian comfort food, homemade pastas and daily specials. Start with polenta bites, calamari or eggplant crostini, then settle into the airy back garden or the front patio. A large table tucked in the back gives group dinners room to gather.
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