Braised oxtail is a signature dish of United States; we have verified places to eat it in Brooklyn. Oxtail cooked slowly until the meat pulls from the bone: braised at Mango Bay in Fort Greene, shredded into a grilled cheese at Fat Fowl and stewed at Likkle More Jerk. Start with where to eat Braised oxtail in Brooklyn.

Braised oxtail · Brooklyn

Oxtail cooked slowly until the meat pulls from the bone: braised at Mango Bay in Fort Greene, shredded into a grilled cheese at Fat Fowl and stewed at Likkle More Jerk.

Oxtail is gelatin-rich meat, usually slow-cooked as a stew or braise. Across the Caribbean it is stewed with lima or butter beans and served with rice and peas. In Brooklyn it follows the West Indian community: Likkle More Jerk stews it with carrots and lima beans, Fat Fowl's St. Lucian-born chef Shorne Benjamin turns it into a grilled cheese, and on Labor Day 2026 a Trinidadian-flagged stand on Eastern Parkway sold oxtail with pelau and cabbage for $20.

Where to eat in Brooklyn:

Where to eat Braised oxtail in Brooklyn: the editor picks

Book food experiences in Brooklyn

See all 217 food experiences in Brooklyn