Lon had a day off yesterday so we decided to make the trek out to Brooklyn to try Saul Restaurant Saul Restaurant. Chef and Owner, Saul Bolton has worked at places like Bouley and Le Bernardin, so expectations were set high. The space is simple and modest, almost boring, but the food does shine.
An amuse of celery root soup with curried apples was the perfect way to start our evening. The soup was rich and creamy, yet so smooth and felt almost aerated or fluffy in some way. The lightly curried apples added just a little sweetness and we both wanted to lick the bowl.





6 Responses to "Saul Restaurant"
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Dr. Food said:
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Wow, your photography skills have gotten downright fantastic! The picture of the curried soup was so inspiring, I actually thought about booking a ticket to NY! |
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webhosting said:
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Very delicious. If I were near you, i will try it. |
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Bill G said:
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Been to Saul, I'm a fan. I'd be interested to see what you have to say about Sugiyama. Ate there a few days ago, very interesting kaiseki. I didn't think it was amazing, but very interesting from a foodie perspective. |
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Jessica@Foodmayhem said:
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Thanks Dr. Food! (Lon is patting himself on the back right now.) |
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Eat It Brooklyn said:
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I love love LOVE Saul. I celebrated my birthday there last year and they were so nice. They even put some cut flowers my mom gave me in a big vase for us to admire during dinner. And the food is fantastic! |
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Jessica@Foodmayhem said:
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Eat it Brooklyn, I plan on making some more trips out to Brooklyn, any suggestions? |




