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Annabelle’s (CLOSED)
44 Beard St (at Dwight St)
Red Hook, Brooklyn | Map718-643-1500
Travel: F, G to Smith–9th Sts, then take the B77 bus to Conover St | Directions
PricesAverage drink: $7. AmEx, MC, V.
Description
Chef Neil Ganic (La Bouillabaisse, Petite Crevette) took over the former Lillie’s space to open this Red Hook bar named for his daughter. An interior restoration of the waterside spot uncovered original tiling and a 30-foot mahogany bar. Six beers are on tap (including the requisite Sixpoint selections, brewed nearby), and cocktails include the Big Apple manhattan—Maker’s Mark with Berentzen (German apple schnapps). True to Ganic’s kitchen background, the full menu transcends typical pub grub. Expect mini po’ boys, ratatouille gratinée and freshly shucked oysters. A back garden, featuring a blue-crab steamer and enough room for 50 landlubbers, is in the works.
Hours
Daily noon–3pm; 5pm–2am.
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Just an editor's correction for the record. The original tilling was uncovered under 4 layers on linoleum and mastic and was beautifully restored by a wonderful woman and friend of the previous and celebrated owner Lillie. This credit belongs to this individual by the name of Sharon for the dedication and hard work that she had given. Thank you
I remember when this was Sams Bar and Grill in the 70's and 80's. how things have changed