Glady's

Outfitted in light wood with turquoise chairs and accents, this breezy Crown Heights dinner and take-out place serves Caribbean fare like jerk chicken, goat curry and smoked duck sausage with veggie sides from a vibrant open kitchen. The drink list is summer-ready, with cocktails, island-hopping rum flights and even a Dark 'n' Slushie with a ginger bite.

Posted on April 15, 2014. Brought to you by zagat.

Wood-fired sandwiches on Franklin Avenue. White tiled walls and artfully uncomfortable salvaged chairs make for a hospital-chic dining room. House-jarred tomatoes and meats smoked on-site with Cabernet Franc vines set a tone for the menu. “Skate or Die” sandwich sees fried skate on a po’ boy, while “The Bubie” throws raclette on a classic Reuben. Shop's own ginger beer is more than solid on its...

Posted on June 04, 2013. Brought to you by blackbookmag.

Average Rating

75

A simple, all-American sandwich shop in Crown Heights, Glady's brings meats that are smoked in-house by a wood-fired grill that also includes a rotisserie for some stellar sandwich components. And if that wasn't enough, their grilled cheeses are cooked over an open flame. Owner Michael Jacober and chefs Chris Austin and Nick Curtola bring collective experience from Morris Grilled Cheese,...

Posted on May 19, 2013. Brought to you by nyc.

Average Rating

100

Glady's has long been a favorite of mine. Try the jerk chicken and a side of plantains to start and make your way to their incredible curry goat, wings, and oxtail stew. You will not be disappointed.

Posted by Mike on September 30, 2015. Brought to you by seamless.

Average Rating

60

I want to give this place another try because I think I ordered the hardest dish on the menu to get right. I had the jerk seitan. It was solidly good but not awesome. I also had the rice and peas (too bland) and the bok choy (too much soy sauce).
If I were to go back, I would go...

Posted by LizCordoba on October 02, 2014. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Average Rating

100

Recently transformed from a hipster Brooklyn sandwich place, Glady's now offers a terrific selection of jerk meats and tasty sides. The chicken was tender and delicious--just the right amount of spice. The sides were also excellent, especially the spicy slaw and plantains. And loved the sorrel tea.

Posted by Comandante-of-Fun on July 26, 2014. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Average Rating

100

We had an amazing dinner at Glady's - seriously scrape-the-plate delicious. We travel frequently to Jamaica to visit friends and this was the closest to authentic Jamaican food I've had outside Jamaica. Everything was delicious. Service was great, atmosphere was great, drinks were great, and best of all - the prices were reasonable. A must-visit.

Posted by Kristina B on May 19, 2014. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

A-mazing

So, I hit Morris Truck (same people) at least once a week (it's outside my office in midtown), and live in Manhattan. I heard about Glady's opening in Brooklyn, and had to try it. I wondered if it would be worth the trip across the Bridge, and discovered

Posted by Sully Wilkins on December 22, 2013. Brought to you by menupages.