Blue Ribbon Park Slope

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Cuisine: American Price: Expensive

  • Hours: Mon-Thu, 6pm-2am; Fri and Sat, 4pm-4am; Sun, 4pm-midnight
  • Reservations: Not Accepted
  • Payment Options: American Express, Visa, MasterCard
  • Dress: Casual
  • Noise: Moderate
  • Seats: Around 70
  • Drinks: An affordable international list with 15 wines available by the glass.
  • Key People: Owners - Bruce Bromberg, Eric Bromberg
  • Year Opened: 2001

Critic Reviews

The Brooklyn outpost of the Blue Ribbon empire feels like many things at once. It's part saloon, part oyster bar, part bistro, part diner and part Jewish deli, if matzo ball soup is anything to go by. - William Grimes

Manhattan regulars can get their bearings with a few familiar Blue Ribbon landmarks. - Rob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld

Time Out New York Critic's Pick  

With the success of the Soho original, the French-trained brothers Bromberg opened this night owl draw in Brooklyn, offering up a clever mix of down-home cooking and...

Savory Member Reviews

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koala z.
30 Reviews

Food Rating star star star
Service Rating star star star Posted on 03/07/08
while i prefer the manhattan location in terms of consistency and ambiance, it's nice to have the option in brooklyn
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roy g.
1 Review

Food Rating star
Service Rating star star Posted on 08/03/09
one word: NO! Last night my wife and I went to Blue Ribbon in park slope. We arrived in New York 2 days ago and expected to have a nice bite and some easy ambiance. We weren't looking for the best food or service just a decent place for a pregnant woman and her husband. We set at the bar, our favorite spot and I ordered beer from "Adam" that was quite friendly; Then we ordered food. We wanted to start with some appetizers before checking on the king crab as Adam recommended. The beetroot salad was flavorless and had 3 cubes of tomato on top. The asparagus were blanched (cooked) probably at the same time we landed at JFK and the ribs, a plastic like dry pieces marinated and braised in an artificial flavor sauce were simply bad. The highlight of our night was a drunken guy named Brian. The village full of Blue ribbon in Brooklyn. Apparently this guy is a usual at the bar. He set next to us and started talking to my wife. We were friendly until he became rude and obnoxious. (Asking my wife what was she doing with an "ugly guy" referring to me). We tried to be polite and Adam tried to get rid of this guy and was apologizing repeatedly. When he failed to get rid of this drunken fool he sent us OUR CHECK as if he wanted us out. The manager that was at the end of the bar babbling with some waiters did nothing. We decided to take off leaving the free desert that was sent to us at the bar. Don't go there! The food is less than average and the bar is a neighborhood spot for older, aggressive drunk locals.