TARIQUE Brooklyn

Had higher expectations here! Everything was ok but nothing quite stood out to me. The best dish was the clay oven chicken and the salmon pani puri. The mushroom panelle tastes basically like a shakshuka, which is fine but was expecting something more interesting. Overall a good dining experience but too expensive for what it is. Drinks were average at best.

I've dined here once before, when the name was Brooklyn Delhi. At that time, I did not have a good experience, but I decided to give it another chance. They just changed the name and menu, looks like the same management. What a waste of time this was. Service was barely available, and when it was, it was sparse and rude. The food was awful, minimal, and overpriced. Hopefully, they will close down soon and make way for someplace worthwhile.

What a lovely place! The service was top notch, cocktails were excellent, and we enjoyed every single bite of food we had. We ordered a second crispy shrimp before dessert (chocolate stout cake: divine) and really loved the king salmon entree. The salmon pani puri and broccoli rabe were also very tasty. Wonderful all around, we’ll be back soon!

Incredible food and cocktails! I’ve been working my way through the menu and have enjoyed every dish. My favorites include the Salmon Pani Puri, Shepard’s Cavetelli and Clay Oven Chicken. I’d recommend making a reservation for weekends and larger groups.

I looked in and kept walking, because it looked empty on a Thursday at prime time. I remember someone somewhere saying something glowing about it under it’s previous name (Corner Delhi), so i turned around and went in. Gorgeous space. Really eye catching menu (although i wish they would reconsider “new american”) Wine btg list is ok, but with nothing under $17 (or over $19) I want more choices. Albariño is nice. Broccoli rabe and coconut starter. Ok, I’m listening. So smart to juxtapose that coconut against the bitterness. I was steered toward the chicken and rice. Like satay next to risotto with a dollop of harissa in a pool of mint chutney. Wow. The prices let me know they know how good they are, but they back it up. This should be more packed than Sofreh, imo and it’s alarmingly slow. Go eat here.

Consistently one of our favorite restaurants in the neighborhood. Everything on the menu is exceptional and the service is very friendly. Check this gem out if you have never been!