oxalis restaurant Brooklyn

The seasonal set menu was perfect from beginning to end. Everything was masterfully prepared, plated, and combined. Details like apple juice in the salmon and roe kept it surprising and worked really well. The whole staff was very friendly and service was just great. I loved finding such a gem in South Brooklyn.I can't wait to try the a la carte menu and other seasonal options.

What a great hidden gem with their Michelin star. Very easy to miss. The service was fantastic. It got very crowded by 7:30 on a Tuesday. And quite frankly it may be the best value in the city for a Michelin star. $70 for the tasting menu. The chefs are in the open kitchen and say Hi as you enter and exit. Very friendly. Definitely a do over especially since it is walkable.

Overall was good. Great service and warming environment for dining room provided a nice experience on Sunday. However, tasting menu was $70 and wine pairing was $40. Good portion for wine pairing, 5 kind of different wine which was about 2.5 glasses for total. For me, here provided trendy organic (natural) wine as wine pairing, but i can’t really enjoy new concept wine at all. So, I can’t say it was good at all, but one white burgundy pairing with sea bass was really good; typical burgundy wine smell with vanilla cake long listing. For food, tasted ok, but no impressive at all. As French cuisine, I thought it was too light taste at all, of course, portion was little for all dishes. Especially you should pay about $250 for two persons’ dinner, you might need to have sth after here. There are more great taste restaurants and not so pricey ones in Manhattan. Just wondering this one is a trendy hipster style Brooklyn restaurant.