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# Sereneco - All-Day New American in Greenpoint

Restaurants Sereneco NYC Tourism + Conventions Member: Yes Courtesy, Sereneco Restaurants Greenpoint share Sereneco 113 Franklin St., Brooklyn, NY, 11222 View Website Description Sereneco is an all-day restaurant that serves seasonal New American cuisine for dinner and brunch, alongside creative drinks, in Greenpoint. Menu highlights include braised beef short rib (creamy polenta, grilled corn, cucumber, pickled red onions, port wine reduction sauce) and Hudson Valley duck confit (braised borlotti beans, grilled cipollini onions, cherry tomatoes, crispy brussels sprouts, sage). The cocktails include the Fly Fig Fly (bourbon, fig, lemon, rosemary) and the Supernova (dill aquavit, gin, cucumber juice, jalapeno, lemon). Show More (929) 295-0152 Facebook Additional Info tab selected Additional Info How to get there Parking Features Cuisine American (New) Accessibility Wheelchair Accessible Dietary Needs Vegan Options Vegetarian Options Gluten-Free Cost $$$$ Top Places to Visit in NYC Right Now