Brooklyn’s restaurant scene has another reason to head to Greenpoint, and this one involves a very attractive piece of steak. 148 Noble Street is putting a $38 steak deal on the table, giving New Yorkers an opportunity to enjoy a proper restaurant-quality steak dinner without wandering into traditional steakhouse territory.
Located, rather conveniently, at 148 Noble Street, the restaurant takes its name directly from its address. No complicated branding exercise required. Just good food, a neighborhood setting and a deal that deserves some attention.
A New Greenpoint Restaurant With Serious Culinary Credentials
Opened by chef Gabriel Borges and Eric Carney, 148 Noble Street brings a seasonal New American approach to the neighborhood, with French, Italian and distinctly New Orleans influences.
Borges previously worked as chef de cuisine at Chez Ma Tante, while Carney is a Five Leaves alum. Together, they’re creating a menu that feels polished without being overly precious.
The restaurant’s cooking leans into seasonal ingredients and thoughtful combinations, with dishes including oysters with green tomato vinaigrette, Louisiana crab claws in Cajun butter and steak served with Swiss chard and turnips.
The $38 Steak Deal Is the Headliner
At $38, the steak offering is particularly appealing in a city where ordering beef at a restaurant can quickly become an expensive proposition.
Rather than committing to a high-priced steakhouse dinner, diners can enjoy a steak-focused meal at a neighborhood restaurant with a more relaxed atmosphere. It’s an appealing option for date night, dinner with friends or simply satisfying a steak craving.
And don’t skip dessert. The restaurant has also featured profiteroles with husk cherries, offering a sweet finish to the meal.
Put 148 Noble Street on Your Brooklyn Dining List
With its seasonal menu, experienced kitchen team and $38 steak deal, 148 Noble Street is giving Greenpoint another compelling neighborhood dining destination.
Sometimes the best restaurant discovery isn’t a flashy new steakhouse. It’s an excellent steak at a price that leaves room for another glass of wine.
