Black Forest Brooklyn - Fort Greene
German restaurant · Fort Greene
733 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Highlights
German beer garden with pretzels, schnitzel, and German beers
German beer garden with pretzels, schnitzel, and German beers
"At Black Forest in Fort Greene (with another location in Cobble Hill) you can drink a two liter boot of lager and maybe catch a big sports game on a projector. But the food at this bar happens to be sneaky good, so don't come here without eating some. At the very least, get a pretzel. The schnitzel is thin and craggly with a moist interior, the spaetzle is long and almost spaghetti-like, and the Wurstkorb, sausage wrapped in a pretzel bun, quietly outshines the lowly hot dog. If your group is big enough, order the $140 German Family Feast, which comes with two giant pretzels, eight mini chicken schnitzels, four sausages, and every side imaginable.Oktoberfest:Black Forest kicks off six weekends of Oktoberfest celebrations with parties at both locations on Saturday, September 21. Check out theirwebsitefor details on tickets, beer packages and more, through October 25." - Willa Moore, Will Hartman, Sonal Shah, Molly Fitzpatrick, Bryan Kim
"The desserts at Little Egg are always good, but recently they did a two-day donut collab with the author of Make It Plant-Based! Indian that could turn even a donut skeptic into a believer. Like your favorite Krispy Kreme grew up and moved to Brooklyn, the black forest donut with fluffy brioche dough has tart cherry jam inside, and a dark chocolate ganache studded with strawberry and white chocolate flakes on top." - bryan kim, molly fitzpatrick, willa moore, will hartman, sonal shah, bryan kim, sonal shah, willa moore, will hartman, molly fitzpatrick, bryan kim, willa moore, will hartman, molly fitzpatrick, willa moore, sonal shah, will hartman, molly fitzpatrick, sonal shah
"Chicken schnitzel, sausage, and beer are the Holy Trinity at Black Forest in Fort Greene. You’ll find them all on the menu for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch at this popular German spot. Black Forest’s sidewalk patio on Fulton Street is spacious and partially-covered with big yellow umbrellas that should help keep you and your schnitzel from getting soggy if it rains." - nikko duren
"This German restaurant is a solid Brooklyn hideout for watching games with gigantic soft pretzels and a steady stream of German beer on draft. Bar food includes Buffalo and jerk wings, wurst platter, and German-style soft pretzels." - Eater Staff
"Chicken schnitzel, sausage, and beer are the Holy Trinity at Black Forest in Fort Greene. You’ll find them all on the menu for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch at this popular German spot. Black Forest’s sidewalk patio on Fulton Street is spacious and partially-covered with big yellow umbrellas that should help keep you and your schnitzel from getting soggy if it rains. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
