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Welcome to Baku Palace Restaurant

At Baku Palace Restaurant, the essence of diverse culinary traditions comes alive. Located in the heart of Brooklyn, this modern European establishment offers a unique blend of French and New American flavors, elevating dining into an art form. The richly crafted menu showcases sumptuous dishes, like octopus with roasted vegetables and succulent dolma, while the ambiance is both classy and inviting. With options for outdoor seating, catering, and a full bar, Baku Palace caters to all occasions. Here, every meal is a journey that celebrates culture, quality, and togetherness, making it a must-visit for both families and food enthusiasts alike.

LOCATIONS

Welcome to the enchanting world of Baku Palace Restaurant, nestled along the picturesque Emmons Avenue in Brooklyn, NY. This dining gem is a celebration of Modern European cuisine, melding rich flavors from French and New American traditions with a unique Azerbaijani flair. Whether you're seeking a classy night out or a delectable group feast, Baku Palace delivers an unforgettable culinary experience.

At Baku Palace, the atmosphere strikes a harmonious balance of sophistication and warmth with its moderate noise levels and dressy ambiance. Ideal for families and groups alike, the restaurant offers outdoor seating, making for delightful al fresco dining during pleasant weather. And with utilities like valet parking, free Wi-Fi, and a full bar, every visit is made effortlessly enjoyable.

  • Appetizers: Start your meal with an exquisite assortment of appetizers. The Octopus with Roasted Vegetables stands out, showcasing tender octopus paired beautifully with seasonal veggies. For a true treat, the Dolma A La Baku fills grape leaves with a savory blend of ground lamb and rice, offering a taste of the region’s heritage.
  • Salads: Refresh your palate with the Avocado Salad or the vibrant Greek Salad, both showcasing fresh, quality ingredients that define Baku Palace's commitment to flavor and presentation.
  • Soups: Conclude your meal with a soul-warming bowl of Classic Borscht or a rich Mushroom Cappuccino, each crafted to evoke comfort and nostalgia.

What truly sets Baku Palace apart is its dedication to hospitality and the quality of its dishes. Each plate reflects an artistic touch, designed to not only nourish but also to delight the senses. With enticing offerings like Fried Calamari Salad tossed with sweet chili vinaigrette and the hearty Lamb Tortellini in Broth, the menu is a testament to culinary creativity and cultural homage.

Whether you're dining in and enjoying the inviting decor or opting for takeout, Baku Palace Restaurant promises to satiate your cravings with flavor-packed dishes that celebrate both tradition and modernity. Call (718) 615-4700 to make your reservation, and immerse yourself in a dining experience that balances style, comfort, and exquisite taste.

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Theresa B.
Theresa B.

Generous food portions, beautiful party room. Great entertainment and courteous staff.

Konstantin G.
Konstantin G.

That's the only place that left in south Brooklyn that withstood the time and kept the still have great food exceptional service and entertainment. Thank you guy we had a great time yesterday!

Chen H.
Chen H.

Went here with my friend who was born in Baku ! So it was definitely a test to see if the food is authentic or not. She told me the dishes we tried just similar to what her grandma used to cook. The ambiance is family and relaxed, although we see some group were hosting a birthday luncheon. Service was friendly and quick. We sat in a small corner on the second floor, but didn't feel we were forgotten by the busy staff. Overall great food and experience!

Oksana Z.
Oksana Z.

My friend Irine had her sons Arthur and Annas wedding in Baku Palace. The food was very well prepared and served to perfection. She said the waiters went out of their way to please every guest. The ambiance is beautiful!!! Gabrielle the head waiter and manager checked in with them throughout the night to make sure that everything was perfect. She couldn't believe how much effort everyone in the restaurant put in to see that every guest had a good time and enjoyed themselves. It was definitely a five star experience!!!

Marina P.
Marina P.

The best restaurant in NY. We came from California and had the best experience. Delicious food, friendly helpful and professional staff!!!! Highly recommended, will come again for sure!

Jenny J.
Jenny J.

My family and I were looking for a nice restaurant with outdoor dining today. Enter: Baku. It had considerably more seating than the other restaurants nearby and was above 3 stars (Signature was a 3-star rating so forget about it entirely). Still, not being 4 stars put me in a quandary, but I went with it, and I'm so glad we did! Everything was delicious and super filling, from the bread to the salad to the entrees. We got the Prime Ribeye Steak, Branzino fish, and Saint Peter's fish. The former fish is "oiled," while the latter is grilled, but the difference upon serving is minuscule. The fish come with a dip that has an underlying mustard taste, but I'm not sure what else it's made of. As for my steak, wow, the portion size was huge!!! I ended up giving a third of it to the rest of my family members. There are also potato wedges, pepper slices, onion bits and even pineapple circles on the side, though some are quite charred. For dessert, the options are limited to Napoleon or French Napoleon (Napoleon with fruit haha). We got tea and jellies alongside it. Tea is good for balancing the sweetness of the Napoleon dessert, but I just ate the sour raspberries and strawberries to counter that. Why the star off? The service overall was decent actually. The waiter promptly gave us our single-use menus, answered questions we have, took away our finished appetizer plate, and checked up on us a couple of times. What we didn't like was that halfway through our meal, we noticed many of the waiters were no longer wearing their masks properly. Some simply left their masks on their chin, one didn't have one at all, and a couple others had their noses exposed from their mask. Maybe it's because they forgot to put it back on amidst the frenetic nature of being a server, or they wanted to appear more personable? Personally, we think safety is more important and are fine if the hospitality aspect takes a small nosedive. Additionally, many patrons were not wearing masks, meaning they're not required to. I know restaurants probably just want the business, but seriously, people should be required to. There was no sanitizer provided--at least on the outside of the restaurant--luckily, we brought our own.