anonymous

"We always have a great time here. Service is always good and the vibe is just really laid back and fun. I have had pretty much everything on the menu and it is all very flavorful. The location is very convenient as there is always parking but also close to the train. I cant wait for summer so we can have brunch on the patio. In the meantime, i will enjoy my beer and plot my rasta snowman"

"January 16, 2020"

anonymous

"This place immediately caught my eye while driving down Bushwick Ave, so I had to come try it out. You can say Salud is located on the "outskirts" of Bushwick - but it's actually IN Bushwick - just not located in the center of your usual hipster 'hood. But don't fret hipsters - the J and L are just 2 blocks away and your trusty Uber driver can get you here in no time. Don't drive - there's never parking, unless you're magically lucky. But now that they have their liquor license - you shouldn't be driving anyway. First impression was how beautiful the loft style floor to ceiling windows were adorning the front of this place. There's a huge patio right in front and I can imagine how poppin' this place will be during the summer. Once you walk in you'll feel like you're in an industrial cabin house. Every crevice of this place is covered in reclaimed wood - all pieces put together by hand, might I add! There's a huge projector TV on the [customary] brick walls, which makes this place perfect for footballs games and fight nights. I'm going this Superbowl Sunday! Every where you look here, you'll find something cool and interesting. Make it a game with your dinner date and see who finds all the unique features. The bathroom has a sliding barn door which I've always loved and would absolutely have one in my home and the "vanity" lights are actual Heineken bottles with light bulbs in them. The bathroom wall is adorned with a mosaic pattern made of... BEER BOTTLE CAPS. With their logo embedded in, of course. Whoever designed this place really went in with the details and my artist eye caught all of them. LET'S TALK ABOUT FOOD, BABY. The menu is limited but it is their soft opening menu and they have a quality selection. We tried the chimmi sliders, filipino adobo wings, yuca fries, the chop, and the skirt steak. Their sangria was super strong and so delicious and my boyfriend enjoyed a few of their drafts from their growing beer selection. The chimi was so damn good,my fave dish altogether. Just the smell of the mini Dominican burger made me crave more. This is the gourmet version of the ones in the truck and it was awesome. The wings were the BOMB DOT COM. They have like 5 different flavors and I'll be sure to try all of them. It's a small serving of 4 wings but it's only $5! The yuca fries, paired with that minced garlic dipping sauce - OMG. The chop is huge and while the basmati coconut rice was OK, the pork chop was nicely seasoned. The skirt steak was a little overcooked but again great flavor. You can tell the chef has a distinct flavor palette because the seasoning on these bad boys was on point. The restaurant is run by a Dominican family who are Brooklyn locals and you can catch them here working hard and chilling with patrons. It's really a chill spot and great addition to the neighborhood."

"January 16, 2020"

anonymous

"My takeout was so delicious! Not only that, you can also enjoy the place either outdoors or indoors... and the fabulous kitchen! Juno's the best! Marcel, super nice! What can I tell you? They can easily become part of your family! You will remember my words...!"

"January 16, 2020"