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- Rory ParnessFebbraio 14, 2016Start with the bread and have them halvsies on the 2 butters. Next- Shishito peppers and blade steak. Finish on the chocolate ganache with puffed, caramelized rice (like sugar smacks cereal)
- Deborah Au-YeungNovembre 16, 2014Love this place - reminds me of Portland. Every dish was amazing - had bay scallops, polenta, pasta with lamb bacon, and spiced sausage. Great biodynamic wine list and cocktails.
- MinsooDicembre 29, 2014Dishes were small portions with great presentation! Got squid, duck rillettes, agnolotti, ribeye steak and chocolate cake. All were very good and enjoyed my birthday here!
- Time Out New YorkAprile 11, 2013Order new American plates (fresh-pressed tofu with sous vide pumpkin and smoked tomato, house-made cavatelli with a trotter ragù) while hanging in the backyard garden when it's nice out. Leggi tutto
- CITY GRITAgosto 9, 2014The Backyard – only open from 6-10 on Fridays and 3-10 on the weekends – has us swooning. We’re crushing hard on the Kielbasa, Lamb Taco, & Beef Jerky. And, yes, we’ll have another Negroni Popsicle!
- Sharon SkNovembre 27, 2012Fireplace outside is perfect for fall/ winter especially if you have smokers w/ you. Prix fixe/chef's choice, less amazing. Bone marrow was group fave, homemade pasta/ fish main course close seconds
- goopLuglio 30, 2014The menu is decidedly ambitious with an Italian bent (think cavatelli with duck heart) with lots of interesting seasonal salads and antipasti. Leggi tutto
- Sadie FarrellMarzo 6, 2013Love the pines, food is so inventive. Worth it cause I couldn't make anything on this menu at home. Try the nochera cocktail-smokey, campfire whiskey, mezcal, and amaro. It's like a witches brew...
- Sabrina MajeedLuglio 4, 2015This place is amazing and low-key. I still have fantasies about their fennel soup and snap peas.
- Erika PontesGennaio 9, 2015Squid starter, pork main, and panna cotta dessert. One of the best meals I've had... Ever
- Frank MaguireNovembre 17, 2014sous-vide cooked 30oz ribeye is incredible. You may need to call ahead to order. Other highlights: fluke, squid, cabbage and duck breast
- Helena WongFebbraio 15, 2014Foie Gras, Poached Lobster and Wagyu Steak! Wish I could tell you more but chef's menu chgs seasonally. Everything was fantastic!
- Village VoiceFebbraio 10, 2014Village Voice is proud to welcome The Pines to the 2014 Choice Eats food fest!
http://bit.ly/1cRzdNV.The menu changes daily, always offering a new pasta dish to try! - Adrienne McCallisterAgosto 25, 2013Great staff, cocktails, wine and food. Inventive dishes but everything from cheese plate to raisin gelato dessert was great.
- Roger GillGennaio 13, 2013Brunch menu is minimal but does the job. Would absolutely pick the steak and eggs over the poached eggs. And the cinnamon toast is a nice treat.
- Wilson ZhouAprile 28, 2014The chef at the Pines is Angelo Romano, who used to cook at Roberta’s, the pizzeria that opened on a desolate Bushwick block in 2008 and is now a favorite of the Clintons and Kirsten Dunst.
- RomanSettembre 18, 2013There is only one restaurant you need to know in New York. And it is this one. Chef John Pioarkoff's dishes are unpretentiously mindblowing.
- Mollie GoldsteinOttobre 9, 2012The salads were simple to a fault, but our entrees were terrific. Shortribs prepared almost like pork belly and a delicious trotter pasta.
- Caroline McCarthyOttobre 15, 2012The Baked Apple cocktail tastes like what bong water would taste like if bong water were delicious. Order it and you'll get what I mean...bro.
- EatMeDrinkMeNYCMaggio 26, 2013If a flan had sex with a panna cotta, the Birch Beer pie by Four and Twenty Blackbirds would be the result.
- Bin YangAgosto 21, 2013Very interesting flavors but a tad over-priced. Go for everything seafood though!
- Serious EatsMaggio 28, 2013A chef-driven seasonally-minded restaurant that ups the food options in the Gowanus considerably.
- martha dentonAprile 10, 2013The food isn't bad and it's work trying once if you are a hardcore foodie. menu is complicated and the ingredients are somewhat pretentious. We had to look up most of them, and I went with chefs.
- henry bakerAgosto 10, 2014Very inventive. They serve and accentuate herb flavors in food in a way I've never tasted before.
- TK 🍦🍷Dicembre 29, 2013Perhaps The Pines is great for Gowanus, but we found it lacking. My borsa vuota was bland, one of the cheeses on the cheese plate was bland. Plus, we felt a little nauseous for hours after the meal.
- Attitude is humble and approachable, food forward thinking and sumptuous, and the portions healthy.
- Irene MFebbraio 23, 2015The epitome of overpriced pretentious portlandia-BS in Brooklyn. The tiny portions were delicious and interesting, but alas, I left hungry and felt ripped off. Couldn't they at least get comfy chairs?
- Get here as soon as possible. The food is amazing.
- Get here now. Eat here now. Do it do it do it.
- Alice QFebbraio 11, 2013Super cute interior. Attractive Friendly Staff. Drinks sound more impressive on paper than in execution. Way over priced. Almost inedibly salty. Components of the dishes are not well edited.
- Idan CohenSettembre 30, 2012Stay away - this place gives a bad name to Brooklyn culinary. Every dish we had was average & under. Basic staples like pasta or chicken were ill prepared. Decaying industrial decor is not enough.
- EatMeDrinkMeNYCMaggio 26, 2013If you're reading other tips for the Pines, take the bad one with a shovel of salt. Some mistake simplicity for lack of attention to detail.