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178 N 8th st

Brooklyn, NY 11211

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Clyde’s

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Bar Food / Caribbean  in  Williamsburg
Written by
Matt Tervooren
Venue Info Via Foursquare

178 N 8th st

Brooklyn, NY 11211

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Perfect For: Birthdays First/Early in the Game Dates

Clyde’s is a cocktail bar that you enter through a doorway in Pearl’s, a Caribbean restaurant in Williamsburg. The narrow space has a small bar and some candlelit tables and Caribbean cocktails, in addition to food from Pearl’s, like jerk ribs and curry goat. It works for a low-key drink just off Bedford Ave or while you wait for a table at Pearl’s.

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