
Fort Greene and Atlantic Ave From Wood-Fired Fish to Ramen
A wood-fired Mediterranean kitchen, a dim Italian room cooking with Hudson Valley produce, a maritime-styled bistro and a fast-serving ramen shop on Atlantic Avenue give a Fort Greene evening four directions.


Chef Tomer Blechman's Theodora, an evolution of his sister concept Miss Ada, builds plates around seasonal produce, unique spices and a wood fire. Tilefish ceviche with wood-fired pineapple, sourdough with ricotta and dry-aged fish lead, backed by inventive cocktails.
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Roman's pairs imported Italian goods with organic Hudson Valley produce in a dim, intimate DeKalb Avenue room. Homemade pastas like lamb cavatelli share a shifting menu with pan-crusted swordfish. The bar pours a daily sour and a daily bitter, and olive oil cake closes the meal.
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Sailor, from Gabriel Stulman's Happy Cooking group, carries a maritime motif with wood-paneled walls and deep blue accents. The bistro menu runs from deviled eggs and a sharp Caesar salad to saucy Turkish eggs and French toast at brunch, with plates easy to share.
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Ramen Thukpa on Atlantic Avenue serves ramen with notably textured noodles, including a curry ramen and a miso bowl that pairs well with an extra miso egg. The lunch special comes with pork dumplings, and service is fast.
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