After more than a decade in Brooklyn’s dining scene, beloved restaurant Hildur has announced it will close this weekend. The team shared the news on Instagram, thanking their staff and the Brooklyn community for years of support.
Brooklyn’s Hildur Bids Goodbye This Weekend
Located at 5 Front St in Brooklyn, Hildur served a creative menu blending Scandinavian flavors with French bistro influences. The restaurant became known for its focus on fermentation and a curated list of natural wines that gave the menu a distinctly Nordic touch.
The restaurant announced the closure on Instagram, writing, “After 14 amazing years in this space, we will close our doors on November 16th. We are so sad to leave after such an epic run, but our hearts are full of gratitude as we reflect on this incredible journey. Huge thanks to our amazing team for making this space so special and to our community, who have shown up year after year. We hope you can visit us for a few last hurrahs as we close this chapter.”
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The minimalist space showcases the building’s 200-year-old charm, while its backyard garden, set beneath the Brooklyn Bridge, has long been a favorite summer hangout.
Brooklyn Diners Share Farewell Messages
The closure of the restaurant came as a surprise to the Brooklyn community, leaving many loyal patrons saddened by the sudden news. Regulars took to social media to share memories and express their appreciation for the restaurant.
One fan commented, “That’s so sad!” We loved your new Swedish-inspired cuisine!”
“So many memories made. So many friendships formed. The legacy of GE and Hildur extends past its four walls and 14 years,” wrote a loyal fan.
Though the reason for the closure remains unclear, Hildur will be remembered in Brooklyn for its inventive Nordic flavors and its inviting garden setting beneath the bridge.
