Salt + Charcoal
Teppanyaki & Hibachi in Brooklyn, New York
4.3
| Category | Teppanyaki & Hibachi · Bar & grill, Steak house, Sushi restaurant |
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| Address | 171 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11249 |
| Area | Brooklyn, New York |
| Phone | (718) 782-2087 |
| Google rating | 4.3 |
Hours
| Tuesday | 5:30 PM–12 AM |
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| Wednesday | 5:30 PM–12 AM |
About Salt + Charcoal
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Williamsburg, Salt + Charcoal redefines Japanese grilling with its signature dry-aged steaks. Each cut is meticulously aged for 28 to 50 days and seared over a traditional charcoal-fired crank grill, delivering smoky umami and unparalleled tenderness.
Our menu features fresh seafood, a raw bar, and seasonal Japanese-inspired dishes crafted from the finest ingredients. For dessert, indulge in our freshly baked matcha cake, served warm with creamy ice cream.
Pair your meal with curated Japanese spirits, premium wines, and handcrafted cocktails by award-winning mixologists.
Last seating @ 10:30 PM + Closing @ 12:00 AM.
Come for the food, stay for the vibe.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Salt + Charcoal located?
Salt + Charcoal is at 171 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11249, in Brooklyn, New York. Use the “Open in Google Maps” button on this page for directions.
What kind of business is Salt + Charcoal?
Salt + Charcoal is listed as a teppanyaki and is also tagged on Google as bar & grill, steak house, sushi restaurant.
What are the hours of Salt + Charcoal?
Published hours are Tuesday: 5:30 PM–12 AM; Wednesday: 5:30 PM–12 AM. Hours can change on holidays, so call before a special trip.
What is the phone number of Salt + Charcoal?
You can call Salt + Charcoal at (718) 782-2087.
How is Salt + Charcoal rated on Google?
Salt + Charcoal has a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5.
Does Salt + Charcoal have a website?
Yes, the website of Salt + Charcoal is saltandcharcoal.com (linked on this page).
How do I know the details for Salt + Charcoal are correct?
Details come from public sources and can change. The owner can claim the listing to keep it current, and a quick phone call before visiting is the safest check.