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An overhead view of a wooden table filled with assorted dishes, including pasta, bread, seafood, raw fish, cured meats, a square of bright orange roe, and drinks. The table features a vibrant, colorful spread.
A wooden table covered with assorted dishes, including pasta, toast with red caviar, tuna tartare, crispy crackers, sliced fish, meat-wrapped dates, a burger, pickles, and a glass of beer.
A modern, minimalist restaurant interior with wooden tables and chairs, pendant lights hanging above, and shelves with glassware in the background. The space features light wood accents and a clean, uncluttered design.
Smør. Photo: Paul Quitoriano
RestaurantsClinton Hill

Smør

26 Putnam Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11238
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Sensing a lack of Nordic-inspired food in New York City, two men who hail from Denmark opened Smør in 2019. Their small, casual eatery boasts locations in the East Village and Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill; the latter is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Start your day with a breakfast pastry, eggs served your way, Danish pancakes or smoked salmon served with dill-scallion cream cheese on an open-face sourdough roll. Lunch includes sandwiches, platters (like a smoked salmon or whitefish platter) and smørrebrød—smoked salmon, chicken salad or pickled herring served on house rye bread with fixings. For dinner: more Nordic dishes like trout toast, Toast Skagen (Norweigan Fjord shrimp salad and roe on sourdough) and sesame schnitzel.

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(917) 909-0430

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26 Putnam Ave Brooklyn, NY, 11238

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