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    The Ten Bells Brooklyn

    3.8 (59 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 am - 1:00 AM, 3:00 pm - 11:59 PM
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    THE TEN BELLS BROOKLYN ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating

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    Reema S.

    I've been slowly chowing my way through all the oyster happy hours the city has to offer. When I found myself galavanting in Bushwick on arguably the coldest day of the year, Ten Bells popped up as a natural haven where I unwrapped myself and indulged in my favorite food of the season. Right off the bat, the bar area is absolutely gorgeous and meets you with so much warmth, light and joy as soon as you walk in to this establishment. I plopped myself on the bar and had the pleasure of making conversation with Elouise and Alejandra. They put in my standard two dozen oyster order and paired my platter with a glass of the happy hour white wine which happens to be their house chardonnay. The oysters were delicious although I must say there was a lot of shell pieces inside, which was very annoying to eat. I don't think this is necessarily the fault of whoever is shucking them. I noticed the oysters they serve have a lot of thin slivers of shell on the edges which are bound to end up in your mouth. Perhaps they can try serving another variety of oysters? Just a thought. The chardonnay was pretty good and service was amazing. The girls at the bar also let me try the Ten Bells red wine which is produced specially for them in Boudreaux, France. It was a beautiful, light, and smooth red blend. As a wine lover, I will definitely be back to try more of their wines on tap. This is a great neighborhood establishment that I feel everyone should pop in and visit!!

    Artichoke and cheese dip
    Nicolas L.

    Went here for happy hour and had a great time. The food was all super good. The octopus and the tartare were definitely the highlights. The happy hour isn't a ton of items but I'll definitely be back to order a few oysters for $1.50 each and glasses of wine for $7. The menu as a whole was pretty well priced--me and my mother were able to have a full meal for around $100 (including 3 drinks). The servers were all great and gave helpful suggestions. It's located along a cute part of the street with nice outside seating options. Definitely swing by.

    Olives and peppers, anchovies
    Anna K.

    Lovely and Pretty intimate place in Bushwick it definitely a new cool spot around the area. It was after 7pm and was packed on Saturday night. Very good mood and good cocktails. Oysters were fresh and delicious. You must try Goca Espanola.. so fresh and good!!!

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    Sandy F.

    I forgot to post this but better late than never. It was a beautiful summer day so my friend and I ventured into The Ten Bells. What a lovely wine bar with its French inspired atmosphere. It's really a beautiful space. We wanted oysters but unfortunately they were all out so we ordered the tinned sardines which comes with crostini. My cocktail of choice was the Blood Orange Paloma. The bartender was very attentive and friendly. If you're looking for a great neighborhood wine bar, I highly recommend you stop in.

    Sandar S.

    Nice neighborhood bar with good food. We had a great time on Friday after work. Happy hours oysters and drinks never went wrong here. Services was quick, efficient and friendly. Artichoke dip, cheese board, shishito peppers, Ricotta dips: everything was delicious. Will definitely be our regular hangout.

    Ryna D.

    Bushwick is definitely the new hip neighborhood in Brooklyn. I got to spend some time here on my last visit and it definitely made me feel like I was back in Williamsburg circa 2010. I'm familiar with the original LES location of Ten Bells so when I saw this was near the apartment I decided to come have dinner here. And wow! I loved it so much. It's legit, even better than the original location! Because it's spacious and sexy and the food is better while the wine is still excellent. If you look up my review of the LES Ten Bells you'll see I question how that place got cited as the best bar for a first date when it's dark and grungy in a bad way and the service was mediocre and the food was just ok. Well, the Bushwick Ten Bells is most definitely worthy of being a first date destination. As far as I'm concerned.

    Happy hour oysters
    Toyin D.

    I'm a sucker for a good wine bar, so I was naturally excited when my friends brought us here for happy hour oysters and wine. First of all, the happy hour deals are amazing. We shared approximately 20 oysters, papas bravas, 2 wine carafes (they're in cute little Erlenmeyer flasks - my little STEM heart was so happy), and artichoke salad among 4 of us. We were pretty satiated. Everything tasted super fresh and flavorful. The interior is super cute - very French inspired. And the staff was super funny and attentive. Worth a visit if you're ever in the neighborhood.

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    Cute wine spot with a good happy hour- $1 oysters and $15 carafes of wine. Their cheese board is my go to.

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    The food was delicious! There was a fun selection of wines and cocktails but I especially loved the space!

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