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Brooklyn Restaurant Is One Of The Country's Best New Spots: Ranking
A Williamsburg restaurant landed on Yelp's ranking of the country's best new restaurants, joining only one other NYC joint.
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WILLIAMSBURG, NY — A Williamsburg Israeli spot known for its gorgeous view and skewers roasted over a charcoal grill snagged a spot on Yelp's ranking of the best new restaurants in 2023.
Laser Wolf, sat on The Hoxton's roof on Wythe Avenue between 9th and 10th Streets, was one of only two New York City restaurants to land in the top 25.
The Israeli spot is a famously hard Brooklyn reservation to grab, but once seated, diners enjoy a pre-fixe menu that starts with a tasting platter of hummus, babaganoush, Israeli pickles, Moroccan carrots and more vegetable dishes.
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Next come meat, fish or vegetable skewers, roasted right in front of diners over a charcoal grill.
A brown sugar soft-serve ice cream rounds out the meal with rotating toppings — as of press time, burnt grape molasses and peanut butter Bamba topped the sweet finish.
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The entire getup ranges from $46-$58, with a la carte dishes ranging from $15-$26 and a $128-$178 option for two. Reservations for the eatery open 21 days in advance at 10 a.m.
The Israeli shipudiya, or skewer house, opened in 2021 with James Beard-recognized chef Michael Solomonov, Gothamist reported.
Elsewhere in New York City, Afro-Caribbean restaurant Tatiana by Kwame Onwuachi landed in the top 25 list.
The Yelp ranking was generated with the help of community ratings and reviews — and the list included tons of James Beard and Michelin-recognized spots.
A New York City chef also earned a not for his Washington D.C. menu at Rania — the chef formerly helmed Indian Accent on West 56th Street.
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