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Restaurant Week /Indian Table
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Restaurants
Cobble Hill

Indian Table

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Description

Indian Table pays homage to the food, art and culture of India in Brooklyn’s Cobble Hill neighborhood. Indian Table showcases the flavors, herbs, spices and cooking techniques of Goa, the coastal Indian state once colonized by the Portuguese, with a distinct British influence. The menu is inspired by executive chef Eric McCarthy, who grew up in the Goan village of Candolim and led the kitchens of acclaimed NYC restaurants Tamarind, Tulsi and Brick Lane Curry House.

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Weeks Participating

Please note that Saturdays are excluded and Sundays are optional. Be sure to check with the restaurant for hours of operation and scheduled closures.

  • Week 1 (Jan 20-Jan 25)
  • Week 2 (Jan 26-Feb 1)
  • Week 3 (Feb 2-Feb 8)

Meals Available

Restaurants may choose to offer lunch, dinner, or both lunch and dinner. Please review the below for this restaurant's offering and we recommend checking their website and/or calling before your visit.

  • $ 45 Dinner

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Location

234 Court St. Brooklyn, NY, 11201

Get Directions
north_east

Contact

(347) 689-3882

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