Fulton Chicharrones Rest & Bar

Really enjoyed here , sitting outside on the veranda, the food was very good , the waiter was a nice friendly guy , prices were good compared to some others we went to in the area , very nice, we will return

I agree with the comments of other customer. Very expensive (3 pastas = 80$ without VAT & tips) for few quantity. Not a good service, even worth, the « laddy » who seems to be the boss was watching videos with her phone just behind us, with the sound turned on, and didn’t care about anoying us. 12$ for a glass of wine (cheapest one). Finaly, 130$ to eat pasta and drink a bad wine. The place is nice but that’s all.

Visited after walking over the Brooklyn bridge from Manhattan, The restaurant was really nice oldy Italian style. The menu wasn’t the biggest but they did have a ok choice, There was no pizza on the menu though. The pasta dish I ordered was really nice but there wasn’t enough, My wife had lasagna and she enjoyed that as well. She seemed to enjoy it as well, The food was well priced and the staff were really nice.

A great experience in Brooklyn. An authentic italo-american restaurant far away from standard chains. Live real american food in Brooklyn in an excelent place in a big sunny terrace

My husband and I stopped for a delicious lunch at 7 Old Fulton. The service was wonderful and the patio was charming. We highly recommend!!

Good selection of European (mainly Italian) dishes, good wine & cocktail list, very welcoming environment with mixed styles but still able to make you feel at home. And with nice music to accompany along the tasting journey.

Lunch was nice but the lady who manages the restaurante was so rude. The dessert was not homemade even though she said yes.

Running behind on my Christmas trip reviews. Found this place after a sunset wal across the bridge, wanted more than just pizza. Was so pleased with our service and food. Everything was delicious, pretty sure we sat there for over 2 hours enjoying ourselves, just as one would a good meal. Hope to drop in when I vist in a couple of months, such a lovely family owned business.

Terrible experience never coming back, the staff was rude the "lady" administrator was also super rude. I felt mistreated and so sad that this happened during my vacations. I deeply regret choosing this place. These people doesn't understand what is customer service and being human. The restroom was neglected and the food nothing special.

We planned to eat elsewhere, but the wait was going to be longer than we had, so we found this place. The waiter wasn’t super attentive, but we had what we needed - everything just took a long time (to order, to get a check, etc). We ordered the burrata appetizer and it was okay. I was hoping for something a little more special for the price, but it was edible. I had spaghetti & meatballs for my meal and it was good enough. In reading the other reviews, I’m glad we didn’t have a bad meal or experience, just nothing really notable.

We stopped for an early dinner and the menu looked good for a light meal. The food was ok but the server wouldn’t give us separate bills but told us he could charge our cards separate. His interpretation of this was to do an even split as opposed to our actual orders. After getting home, I found that my credit card was billed for the amount before the tip, then charged my card for the amount after the tip. I contacted the restaurant a couple times and was told that a manager would return my call - never happened. I contacted American Express to dispute the charge. They contacted the restaurant and the restaurant told them that there were no errors and that they would not offer a credit. It was very clear from my statement that I was billed twice and American Express credited my account even though the restaurant wasn’t willing to own up to the error.

On a rainy and cold May Sunday, my wife and I stopped in for an early dinner at the first restaurant that looked like it had a decent menu. The decor is over-the-top everything, from actual antiques to a fireplace with ceramic candles and melting wax. Lots of family and waitstaff as you enter. We started with glasses of Malbec and Pinot Noir, mediocre but $10 each -- a later Montepulciano, same price, was very good. My wife had the House Salad, while I had the Tr-Colore -- both big portions, and both good. Then she had the Spaghetti with giant Meatballs ($22) -- very good! I had gluten-free penne with shrimp and anchovies ($24) -- also very good. An Amaro Montenegro ($12) was a great ending.

This place is amazing! Try it! Tell me I'm wrong .........

The place serves big portions and for affordable pricing. very kind employees. Never disappointing.

I had a nice cheeseburger in the outdoor seating area on my way to the nearby Brooklyn Bridge. The tiramisu dessert was also good; and the service was prompt.