Selune
Wine bar · Bedford-Stuyvesant
478 Halsey St, Brooklyn, NY 11233
Highlights
Natural wine bar with $1 oysters, charcuterie, small plates
Natural wine bar with $1 oysters, charcuterie, small plates
"Selune is a wine and oyster bar on a corner in Bed-Stuy that serves five types of oysters and a French-leaning wine list. They also have charcuterie, and seafood-forward small plates like smoked oyster dip and scallop carpaccio. A notable happy hour (available only at the bar) runs Monday-Friday, 5-7pm with $1 oysters, $10 cocktails, and $9 glasses of wine." - will hartman, willa moore, molly fitzpatrick, sonal shah, bryan kim
"It’s summertime. Do you know where your nearest oyster happy hour is? The city’s newest can be found in Bed-Stuy, at a wine bar called Selune that’s doing $1 oysters—a dying breed—at the bar from Monday to Friday, 5-7pm. There also have drink specials, like wine for $9 and a $10 Negroni spiked with rum. Stop here before dinner at nearby Saraghina, and top a small, briny Wellfleet oyster with a squeeze of lemon and a drop of ponzu." - bryan kim, molly fitzpatrick, willa moore, will hartman, sonal shah, andrew ryce
"When: Monday-Friday, 5-7pm, only at the bar The Deal: $1 oysters; $10 cocktails; $9 wine If $1 oysters (that are actually good) paired with a $9 glass of French white sounds like an intriguing proposition, head straight to Selune in Bed-Stuy. It’s one of the only places on this list that’s keeping the $1 oyster trend alive. Even after happy hour, bottles of wine still start at $27, which as you may have heard is the cost of a glass at other places. Act accordingly." - willa moore, neha talreja, will hartman, sonal shah
"If $1 oysters (that are actually good) paired with a $9 glass of French white sounds like an intriguing proposition, head straight to Selune in Bed-Stuy. This natural wine and oyster bar on Halsey Street has a great oyster happy hour, Monday-Friday, 5-7pm. It’s only at the bar, so snag a seat there and then let a very French bartender make fun of your pronunciation of jambon in a very French way. Happy hour is the main reason to come to this corner spot with big windows, but it’s also a good last-minute option for a spritz with sage and orange, or a bottle of wine while you wait for a table at nearby Saraghina. Bottles start at $27, which as you may have heard is the cost of a glass at other places. Act accordingly. photo credit: Willa Moore photo credit: Willa Moore photo credit: Willa Moore photo credit: Jovani Demetrie Pause Unmute" - Willa Moore
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