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February 3, 2026
Open Kitchen chats with chef Amanda Perdomo about her New Orleans-inspired pop-up residency at Strange Delight in Fort Greene. She explains her approach to nostalgic comfort food, bread craft, and small-batch dishes that define the menu.
Published in BKMAG
November 5, 2025
Pastry chef Amanda Perdomo launches a weekday pop-up cafe inside Fort Greene favorite Strange Delight, offering New Orleans–inspired pastries, beignets, breakfast sandwiches, chicory coffee, and nostalgic desserts from 8 am–1:30 pm, Monday–Thursday.
Published in Eater New York
June 12, 2024
Expect tons of odes to New Orleans staples like oyster houses and classic cocktails like Sazerac.
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Yes, the restaurant provides high chairs and staff have been noted as attentive to families, seating parties with young children and serving promptly.
The seafood tower is substantial, a single tower is often enough for two, and the large tower has satisfied groups of four; many dishes are served to be shared family-style.
Yes, Strange Delight is a great pick for date night, with reviewers calling it a "great date night" thanks to excellent food, thoughtful cocktails, and attentive service.
Strange Delight often feels lively and buzzy at peak visits, many guests call the space bustling and noisy, while the back dining room and back bar are noted as the more relaxed, quieter spots.
Strange Delight is a contemporary, New Orleans–influenced oyster bar with an open-kitchen front room that gives a lively, energetic feel and a prettier, more relaxed back dining room and bar for quieter conversation.
Casual Dress, comfortable, relaxed attire is appropriate and nothing formal is required.
Yes, Strange Delight is family-friendly: reviewers note the restaurant provides a high chair and staff happily accommodated a toddler (even making a special foam lemonade), which made the visit easy for parents.
Strange Delight offers a back dining room, a back-room bar, and high-top tables in the front room that sit at an open kitchen and oyster counter.
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