NEW YORK—Ever since its manager returned from a Buddhist monastery in India a few years ago, Eat, a restaurant in Greenpoint, has been having silent dinners on most Sundays to promote spiritual or personal reflection.
It’s a 90-minute, 4-course ($40) dinner where customers eat in complete silence.
Silent Meals will take place on certain Sundays, at 7:30 p.m. Reservations are required.
Eat, which opened in 2008, sources exclusively from organic local producers.
Its regular menu serves affordably priced organic meals: salad ($8); sandwich ($9); porridge with whole grains served with vegetables ($12); and frittata, an egg casserole served with small salad ($12).
Eat
124 Meserole Avenue, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
718-389-8083
eatgreenpoint.com
No Talking Allowed at Brooklyn Restaurant ‘Eat’
Ever since its manager returned from a Buddhist monastery in India a few years ago, Eat, a restaurant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, has been having silent dinners on Sundays.
By Amelia Pang
Updated:
