Fritzl's Lunch Box (CLOSED)

  • Restaurants | Sandwich shops
  • price 1 of 4
  • Bushwick
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Time Out says

Young toque Dan Ross-Leutwyler, who cut his teeth at Fatty 'Cue and the shuttered Bellwether, modernizes the midcentury sandwich shop for his solo debut, in Bushwick's blossoming dining scene. The cheery interior—canary yellow walls, weathered oak floorboards and a touch of tie-dye on curtains hiding the kitchen—opens into a verdant backyard, where neighbors chow down on homey fare. Ross-Leutwyler puts an international spin on the luncheonette menu, with options like Basque-style fried bacalao with paprika aioli, and crispy lamb tempered by spicy cilantro-flecked yogurt and tart-sweet pickled beets, in addition to American classics, such as burgers and fried chicken on Martin's potato rolls. Rounding out dinner options are chefly bites (charred smelts and blood-sausage tamales), salads (sesame-ginger-dressed kale with black radish) and pastas (fennel-and-sardine-accented bucatini con le sarde). A short list of seven wines and eight beers, Tecate and Sixpoint included, help wash down the globe-trotting provisions.

Details

Address
173 Irving Ave
Brooklyn
11237
Cross street:
between Stanlope and Stockholm Sts
Transport:
Subway: L to DeKalb Ave
Price:
Average main course $11. Disc, MC, V
Opening hours:
Mon, Wed, Thu, Sun 11am-10pm; Fri, Sat 11am-11pm
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