Claro Brooklyn : Restaurant mexicain étoilé et brunch authentique
Inauguré en 2024, Claro est un restaurant mexicain étoilé situé au 284 3rd Ave, dans le quartier de Gowanus à Brooklyn. Fondé par un chef passionné, il s’est rapidement distingué par sa cuisine mexicaine raffinée, notamment d’Oaxaca, et ses menus innovants. Son étoile Michelin témoigne de la qualité exceptionnelle de ses plats, qui allient tradition et créativité, avec une attention particulière portée à la cuisson au charbon de bois et à l’utilisation de masa maison. La renommée de Claro ne cesse de croître, attirant aussi bien les locaux que les touristes en quête d’une expérience culinaire authentique et sophistiquée.
Ce restaurant se spécialise dans la cuisine mexicaine, avec un accent particulier sur les plats oaxacains, les mezcals rares et les menus dégustation. Son offre inclut un brunch à prix abordable, avec des options allant de l’avocado toast à la tostada, ainsi que des dîners de plusieurs plats, mettant en valeur des spécialités comme les tlayudas, les tamales ou encore le barbacoa. La carte change régulièrement pour suivre les saisons, garantissant fraîcheur et créativité. Claro se distingue aussi par sa sélection impressionnante de mezcals, parfaits pour accompagner chaque plat dans une ambiance conviviale.
L’atmosphère de Claro est chaleureuse et accueillante, avec un décor qui mêle éléments rustiques et touches modernes. La salle, intime et lumineuse, dispose d’un patio extérieur illuminé, idéal pour profiter d’un repas en plein air. La décoration, simple mais élégante, reflète l’authenticité de la culture mexicaine tout en offrant un cadre agréable pour un moment de détente. Que ce soit pour un brunch dominical ou un dîner entre amis, Claro offre une expérience culinaire mexicaine de haut niveau dans un environnement convivial et authentique.
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"Affordable one star Michelin "
@kirstymurtagh
""Best restaurant in ny right now""
@cocospagna
"Lines of ny best restaurant"
@spencer.saldana8
"Hector says: « (cuisine de Oaxaca) menu unique mais pas trop cher et pas prise de tete »"
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"Michelin star gluten free "
@sophielewis763
"Authentic Mexican cuisine, massive selection of Mezcals"
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"Email list - Secret NYC Hidden Gardens"
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"High class mexican food with high price "
@jonowald
"Mex gastro con las chicas de Kenya, super rico, ambiente cozy"
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"Delicious food - pretty sustainable"
@elo_eco_eateries
"Restaurant mexicain étoilé "
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"« Pour atteindre ce restaurant mexicain étoilé au guide Michelin, il faut s’enfoncer un peu dans Brooklyn hors des sentiers battus mais c’est une pépite. De la cuisine d’Oaxaca raffinée avec des belles cuissons au charbon de bois, et un patio illuminé juste magique. » "
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"Pasquale Cirillo: messicano stellato (Oaxaca) - Chochoyotes, arroz con leche"
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"Oaxaca fixed price 4 course dinner. Outdoor patio"
@forty97
"Michelin Guide mention 2025 (ex 1 star 25) The mood is warm and boisterous at this vibrant spot for Oaxacan cuisine. A smattering of tables, bar counter and wood-fired oven lend a neighborhood feel. The menu changes frequently to reflect the seasons and ranges from traditional dishes to creative riffs on the classics. Masa is one of the cornerstones of the kitchen, stone ground in house from Oaxacan criollo corn and hand shaped into diverse specialties ranging from tortillas and tlayudas to memelas, finished on a wood-fired comal. A dizzying variety of mezcal is on offer, including suggested pairings for each course."
@nchavotier
"Oaxaca by way of Gowanus? When it’s this seriously delicious, you bet. Brought to you courtesy of Chef T.J. Steele, this Mexican charmer was an instant hit. Locals were particularly quick to head to the restaurant's breezy backyard, where groups take to the clever mezcal-focused cocktail list. Of course, as word of the delicious food got out, even more fans started to follow.The interior is small and features a warming, wood-fired oven, bar up front, a smattering of tables, as well as a garden complete with its own kitchen. Service is bright, friendly and accessible, but the real draw is their excellent Oaxacan dishes, rendered true to their classical roots in some and then spun with creative riffs in others. For instance, barbacoa is a point of pride in this kitchen, which only cooks so much of it daily, so plan to get here early if you intend to feast on this popular item. Savory barbacoa tacos are then laced with spicy green salsa and paired with a bowl of soulful consommé. Other high points include tender seared octopus with bacon and pickled chilies piled onto tortillas.Don’t forget about the humble black beans though, as they boast a deliciously addictive combo of smoke and heat. ONE STAR."
@matthewes
"Oaxaca by way of Gowanus? When it’s this seriously delicious, you bet. Brought to you courtesy of Chef T.J. Steele, this Mexican charmer was an instant hit. Locals were particularly quick to head to the restaurant's breezy backyard, where groups take to the clever mezcal-focused cocktail list. Of course, as word of the delicious food got out, even more fans started to follow.The interior is small and features a warming, wood-fired oven, bar up front, a smattering of tables, as well as a garden complete with its own kitchen. Service is bright, friendly and accessible, but the real draw is their excellent Oaxacan dishes, rendered true to their classical roots in some and then spun with creative riffs in others. For instance, barbacoa is a point of pride in this kitchen, which only cooks so much of it daily, so plan to get here early if you intend to feast on this popular item. Savory barbacoa tacos are then laced with spicy green salsa and paired with a bowl of soulful consommé. Other high points include tender seared octopus with bacon and pickled chilies piled onto tortillas.Don’t forget about the humble black beans though, as they boast a deliciously addictive combo of smoke and heat. ONE STAR."
@matthewes
"Mezcal bar & Oaxacan styled restaurant $48 three course brunch, $80 four course dinner "
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"Michelin star but better price"
@reya.hayek
"Reco Kevin Bain tasting menu "
@audetojoy
"Must participate in prefixe unless you walk in at the bar $48 brunch 3-course $75 dinner 4-course"
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"Fine but unremarkable food at steep prices. Lovely outdoor space. Horrendous service. "
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"Mescal flight and tasting menu "
@evine14
"Reco by Carlos and Milena. Small plates but excellent!"
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"84$ 4 course meal, only tasting no a la carte"
@raxcity.eats
"recommandé par Hélène. le menu dégustation est un peu trop copieux"
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"New MEXICAN: 🤩 Michelin star restaurant. Menu changes. Great modern Mexican and Mexcal bar. I ordered avocado toast tostada (great). Enchilada primavera-very good but I want to try chicken mole next time, and rice pudding. Churro was amazing. Caramel sauce has sheep milk. Bar menu for weekday lunch was not as good. "
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"un des meilleurs mexicains de nyc, à ne pas rater"
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"Excellent food and cocktail. Huge list of mescal "
@cha.coutantlemonnier
"Tutto veramente ottimo, gusti freschi e puliti al palato nonostante la cucina sia ricca di sapori forti. Atmosfera informale e allegra. Margarita superlativi! Tip: prova TOSTADA DE REMOLACHA-beets, guacamole, queso fresco"
@biancamaria.dicrisci
"Mexican spot with a patio specializing in Oaxacan plates (including house tortillas) & mezcals"
@margaretannritter
"Gabby’s List- good mezcal food pairing "
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"1 Michelin star, $72 tasting menu "
@jennychang
"Mexicain recommandé par le Michelin "
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"Delicious oaxacan in gowanus"
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"Best Mexican in NYC, just got the Michelin star."
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"Great cocktails and upscale Mexican food"
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"Mexican. Book early in advance"
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"Tuna tostada - guac, onion, grapefruit, pork rine. Memela. Lengua tacos "
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"carefully sourced Mexican with a twist "
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"Michelin 1 étoile sans chichi. Cuisine oaxacan (Mexique Sud). Delicieux. Prendre 3-4 plats pour 2 personnes. "
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"Resto mexicain 1 étoile Michelin reco Cécile "
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"David Leibowitz loves. Wild mushroom memela. 1 Michelin star"
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"TJ Steele’s Oaxacan sensation has one star"
@gyllenspetz
"A must for mexican food in bk"
@deborahgillyns
"A réserver, terrasse dehors"
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"Affordable Michelin Star 💫"
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"Specializing in Oaxacan plates including house tortillas & mezcals. 1 star. "
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"Outside Claro is one of the best Mexican restaurants in NYC, and its secluded patio really makes it shine. Its braised short rib chilaquiles is one of a top few in town, and the dish presently appears on a three-course prix fixe that also comes with a starter and a dessert. Spring for the curated mezcal pairing, too: at $38 it’s about as much as you’d spend on drinks at a similarly hot brunch spot, but here, they’ll do the choosing for you. "
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"Mexican Michelin star rooted in Oaxaca"
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"Sally recommends. Flights of mezcal"
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"Oaxacan inspired. Went with Sam and mike"
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"Reco martita! Dice que muy bueno"
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"Lobster tostadas; salmon crudo; memela***;skirt steak pizza; yellowfin tostada*; nieve nahua drink; scallops*; octopus tostada; masa pancakes; avocado tostada; aguachile"
@ariwein
"Restaurant 1 étoile mexicain dans Brooklyn plat à partager et très bon cocktail au mescal "
@freefrenchgirl
"4⭐️. Chef T.J. Steele, Oaxacan cuisine and mezcals. Opened in 2017. 1 Michelin Star "
@liz.howell9
"Top 10 list 2018 New York Times - Mexican + Chilean "
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"Outstanding Mexican food and big outdoor space. Twinkly lights, great cocktails."
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"Mexican - Mole y mezcal, memelas, leche totochtin - Reco New Yorker"
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"Some of the only real good Mexican in the city "
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"Only prix fixed menu for brunch unfortunately"
@nanahrj
"Union Square Cafe alumn . Backyard seating during warm months "
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