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Fair Weather Bushwick Wants to Make Myrtle-Wyckoff the Next Great Dining Destination

Fine dining hits Myrtle-Wyckoff in a big way.

Fair Weather Bushwick Wants to Make Myrtle-Wyckoff the Next Great Dining Destination

Fair Weather Bushwick Wants to Make Myrtle-Wyckoff the Next Great Dining Destination

Fine dining hits Myrtle-Wyckoff in a big way.

Fair Weather Bushwick Wants to Make Myrtle-Wyckoff the Next Great Dining Destination
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The area surrounding the Myrtle-Wyckoff L train might not be known for its gourmet offerings, but one restaurant is trying to change that. Fair Weather Bushwick, the coffee shop turned fine-dining restaurant, is ready to make their part of Bushwick the next great dining destination.

Partnering with chef Jon Creger, owner Ebru Brun has transformed the once laptop-happy coffee shop into a full service restaurant offering weekday lunch, weekend brunch, a la carte dinner and tasting dinner on Tuesdays.

Photo courtesy of Nicholas Doyle

A la carte dinner, served Wednesday through Sunday, is comfort food with a modern twist. With no dishes that cost more than $16, dinner at Fair Weather won’t hurt your wallet. One recent menu: pork belly glazed with harissa and maple and served with Zatar-flavored quinoa potato gnocchi in a black garlic cream and ‘Nduja mac n’ cheese.

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