Strange Delight Customer Reviews
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Strange Delight is a modern and stylish oyster bar located in the heart of Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Just a short walk from top concert venues like Barclays Center and BAM, this spot combines a laid-back vibe with elevated seafood offerings. With its minimal-chic decor, friendly staff, and a rotating oyster selection, it’s a go-to for locals and visitors looking to fuel up before a show or wind down after one.
Its location can’t be beat—only a few blocks from major venues, so you’ll have time for a proper meal without stressing about the curtain call. Guests love the speedy service and easygoing ambiance, perfect for a relaxed pre-show bite. The bar staff knows how to move quickly while still offering excellent recommendations, and the menu is compact and concert-friendly—think oysters, small plates, and great cocktails that arrive fast.
Reviewers on TripAdvisor and Opentable rave about the ultra-fresh oysters, knowledgeable servers, and welcoming atmosphere. Many highlight the craft cocktails and small but thoughtful wine list. It's described as a "hidden gem" with a hip, unfussy vibe that makes you want to linger. Several guests mention that it’s ideal for a pre-event dinner—quick, tasty, and close by.
Some diners note that the space is on the smaller side, so seating can fill up fast during peak hours—especially on concert nights. Others wish there were more hearty entrée options beyond seafood. But if you're in the mood for oysters and light bites, you're golden.
Strange Delight is the perfect pit stop for concert-goers craving oysters, cocktails, and a chill vibe just steps from the action.
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