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New Autumn Dinner Menu Unveiled At Brooklyn Commune

Anna Gustafson

Sep 5, 2014 — 2 min read

Brooklyn Commune (601 Greenwood Avenue) has just published its new autumn-inspired dinner menu – and, two words: Nutella milkshake.

Well, more than two words: from the shaved artichoke and winter radish salad to the roasted duck breast and the cornmeal crusted skate wing, this new menu seems pretty darn drool-worthy.

From the Brooklyn Commune’s facebook page:

After taking three months to search his soul, fill his heart with food inspiration and consult with some of the best chefs in NYC, Chef Chris Scott returns to his Brooklyn Commune kitchen with a new menu that is sure to invigorate, stimulate, and satisfy your palate.

Our Fall dinner menu is now live, highlighted with seasonal ingredients that embody the essence of Autumn. We will be leaking photos throughout the week… Warning: prepare to be very, very hungry.

Here are some of the photos from Brooklyn Commune – and, yes, our stomachs are rumbling:

Dinner is served at Brooklyn Commune from 6-9pm daily. Also, don’t forget to bring your own bottle of wine – it’s BYOB.

Photos via Brooklyn Commune.

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