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Sea & Soil

a worker-owned sandwich shop with sliding-scale pricing

★★★★ 4.3  (621) $
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About Sea & Soil

Sea & Soil is a Sandwiches spot in Carroll Gardens, and a worker-owned sandwich shop with sliding-scale pricing. Regulars point to the smoked trout with pepper jam and the curry lentils with chili crisp. Expect an inexpensive bill. It was picked from The Infatuation's Brooklyn Hit List guide, so it is open and worth the trip.

Must-try dishes

Smoked trout with pepper jamCurry lentils with chili crispSourdough
Address
388 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Hours
Hours vary — check Google Maps for today’s hours
Parking
Street parking; the subway is usually easier
Reservations
Walk-ins welcome; call ahead for larger parties
Directions
Open in Google Maps

Perfect for

Casual DiningDinner with Friends

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Frequently asked questions

What is Sea & Soil known for?

Sea & Soil is a worker-owned sandwich shop with sliding-scale pricing. Regulars order smoked trout with pepper jam and curry lentils with chili crisp.

How expensive is Sea & Soil?

Sea & Soil is priced at $ — approx. under $20 per person.

How do I make a reservation at Sea & Soil?

Sea & Soil does not list an online reservation system. Walk-ins welcome; call ahead for larger parties

Where is Sea & Soil?

Sea & Soil is at 388 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217, in Carroll Gardens. Street parking; the subway is usually easier