360

Critics' Pick

360 Van Brunt St., Brooklyn, NY 11231
nr. Sullivan St. See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
718-246-0360 Send to Phone

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Key to Prices and ratings
Upscale

Almost Perfect

Exceptional

Generally Excellent

Very Good

Good

Cheap Eats

Best in Category

Excellent

Delicious

Very Good

Noteworthy
Very Expensive

Expensive

Moderate

Cheap
Reader Rating:
5.5 out of 10
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11 Reviews | Write a Review
Cuisine: Bistro, French

Kenneth Chen

Map Rate & Review

Official Website

360brooklyn.com

Nearby Subway Stops

A, C, F at Jay St.-Borough Hall; 2, 3, 4, 5 at Borough Hall

Directions

Take the B61 bus to Van Brunt and King Sts.

Prices

$18-$25

Payment Methods

Cash Only

Special Features

Hot Spot
Prix-Fixe
Take-Out

Alcohol

Beer and Wine Only

Reservations

Required

Profile

This venue is closed.

The difficulty of getting to this cozy, off-the-beaten-track bistro is offset by the ease of ordering: The $25 three-course prix fixe changes daily and includes a choice of three appetizers, three entrées, and three desserts. Owner Arnaud Erhart patrols the artisan-crafted, vaguely ship-shaped room, recommending mostly organic or biodynamic wines (his particular passion) and scolding scofflaw cell-phone users who violate the house civility code. Irascible interlopers might balk, but the prospect of roasted scallops with leek fondue, a tender paprika-tinged hanger steak, and lighter à la carte bites like oysters and delectable charcuterie will keep you on your best behavior. — Rob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld

Prix-Fixe Menu

Three-course dinner, $25

Wow! The guys writing these bad reviews must run over-priced restaurants. The food here (I've been three times) is always very tasty and beautifully prepared. The room is casual and attractive and despite what I've read here I've always enjoyed the service....attentive but never annoyiing. I guess if you want red velvet curtains, gushing waiters and over-priced food this place is NOT for you. The vibe is cool and young, the wine list is terrific and affordable...and the bill always makes me smile. It's not La Grenouille and it doesn't want to be either! There's plenty of restaurants that will knock you out for $100 a head, but few that make food this good AND this cheap!

The best $25 prix fixe I've ever had.....several times

pincenez from 11231 | Posted on 5/18/07

Overall Rating: 10 (Highly Recommended)


Food:	10
Service:	8

Décor:	8

Value:	10

Located in an area that still has some bohemian bite, 360 has never failed to wow me with meals I'd expect to cost much more. I was also surprised by the unusual and delicious wine selection. Le Bernardin it ain't, but for the price of a tiny appetizer there, you can have a three course meal! I've taken some foodie friends and some french gourmets and they all enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere and the interesting and always tasty menu. If you want to take someone to a cool, fun place and have some great food and wine I'd recommend 360.

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