Glasserie
Mediterranean restaurant · Greenpoint
95 Commercial St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Highlights
Mediterranean fare & cocktails in a former glass factory with rustic decor
Mediterranean fare & cocktails in a former glass factory with rustic decor
"This Mediterranean spot sits at the very top of the borough - go any farther north and you’re in Queens. Glasserie opened in 2013 and, despite an influx of newer, “hotter” spots in the years since, it has quietly continued to serve some of the very best food in the neighborhood, in a former factory space that still feels special. We love Glasserie for a date night dinner, but it’s a fantastic choice for brunch, when they offer a mezze feast. photo credit: Dane Isaac" - Katherine Lewin
"Glasserie is not the type of place you would expect to be found in the bottom of an industrial building in the north most point of Greenpoint. This upscale middle eastern influenced restaurant can hold its own against any NYC foodie. With cocktails that are shaken with conviction and at mostly $9. The great flavors and amazing decor make Glasserie one of the must try's in the area." - Milkshake
"This Mediterranean spot at the very northern tip of Greenpoint is offering table service on its patio from Thursday through Sunday from 5-11pm. But if you’d rather have smoked eggplant, deep-fried potato husks, or spicy quail some other time, you can pick up food at their takeout window, and eat at a seat-yourself table any day between 12-9pm." - matt tervooren
"Mediterranean delivery and takeout available - call or order through their website." - hannah albertine, nikko duren, bryan kim, arden shore, matt tervooren
"This Mediterranean restaurant opened in 2013 and, despite an influx of shiny newer spots in the years since, it has quietly continued to serve some of the very best food in the neighborhood. We love Glasserie for a date night dinner, but it’s a fantastic choice for brunch, when they offer a mezze feast. They also have another spot in the neighborhood called Radio Star, with a radio theme inspired by Transmitter Park’s history." - bryan kim, neha talreja, will hartman, molly fitzpatrick
