Indian Table

Court Street has its share of lunch spots, but few deliver the kind of speed that keeps pace with a Brooklyn workday. Indian Table fits neatly into that gap—an Indian restaurant where the food arrives before the coffee gets cold. The menu leans into comfort without apology, offering everything from hearty curries to lighter, vegetable-forward plates, all served alongside a full bar that includes beer, cocktails, and hard liquor.

Solo diners often find themselves here more than once; the counter setup and quick turnover make it ideal for a midday break or a quiet dinner. Alcohol flows freely, and the coffee isn’t an afterthought—it’s part of the rhythm, especially for those who need a jolt before heading back to the office or a nightcap to end the evening. Healthy options appear alongside the richer dishes, so the choice isn’t between indulgence and restraint, just between what sounds good in the moment.

The address is straightforward: 234 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11201. No need to hunt for a side street or second-guess the cross street—it’s right where you’d expect, sandwiched between the usual mix of boutiques and brownstones. The neighborhood itself has a way of blending the polished and the unpretentious, and this spot mirrors that balance without trying too hard.

For a table or a takeout order, call (347) 689-3882. The map will confirm what locals already know: it’s a short walk from the courthouse, a few blocks from the promenade, and just far enough from the subway to feel like a deliberate stop. Directions are here if you need them: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25a50740914a3:0x1cd65906c243315c. By the time you leave, the only thing you’ll regret is not ordering that extra roti.