When Nick asks the waiter if they dip the cheeseburger and he replies "if you want it", I got the impression that if you ordered a cup of coffee and asked for it to be dipped, they'd figure out a way of making that work.
don't think I'm a fan of the wet bread. but I think, like most people have mentioned here, the sauce would be better off the side so you can pour it (or dip in it) later. I still prefer the bread to hold its shape while you're taking a bite out of it.
@@normandea I've been there and had it both ways. It's honestly better soaked. The inside of the bread gets amazing and soft, but the outside still has a crust. It's really hard to explain.
Im 42, been eating there since kindergarten...best roast beef sandwich...and when you get it dipped, it's called an "KFJ"(knife, and fork job)..it was really funny when you picked up the KFJ with your hand
I used to hate nick, but shit like 0:29 and other little nuances over the series makes me realise he's not a prick in the slightest. Especially that meat show throwback, like ordering straight vodka because they had no water. Such a giggle.
most ppl who aren't mental dont eat soggy bread. This must be the dumbest concept i've ever seen....Me eating soggy bread = higher chance of shooting myself in the foot.
I ate eight sausages for dinner. Sausages are so deceptive. When you're eating them you feel nothing so you binge but an hour later you feel sick. What a confusing world.
I went to Brennan & Carr after the Aviators Hockey games back a few years ago. one of the best sandwiches i ever had. I had a budweiser with it and all was great
I live 2 blocks away from Brennan and Carr and I pass by there almost everyday and i always see people ordering food outside in the summer and it smells amazing
The roast beef looks delicious and I'm sure the juice is really good too, but soggy bread is disgusting. I don't care what it's soaked with... gross gloopy soggy bread is a big nope.
Au jus sandwiches are the absolute shit but I just don't get why you'd want them to dip it for you when you can just have a bowl on the side to dip into. Please don't turn my sandwich into a big soggy pile of shit that I can't even pick up after two bites I'll just dip the thing myself.
I grew up in Bensonhurst and I recall when riding with parents we drove past this place a thousand times, never once ate there though, I got to change that real soon!
I have been here and tried all three of those items. My recommendation is just stick with the roast beef and have it dipped. It’s to die for. Very good.
What's interesting about B&C's is that I grew up in the area, and never once did I nor my friends set foot in this place. It always seemed like this bizarre restaurant, a low, windowless building set on a concrete island. Whenever I walked by it, which was nearly daily, I thought "That place cannot serve good food." Here I am 40 years later, and turns out I was wrong. Now it's a hipster destination.
it's not an onion roll. Dunno what Italian beef is, but this does not have any Italian spices I see. Meat, plain roll, au jus. American cheese optional. Sloppy. Good. Eat at the counter, they won;t try to give you a paper plate. actual plates used.
@@blazejon Oh, i know they eat it there - I've seen it advertised when I was in Chicago - i just never ATE it. I've eaten at this place. it's just roast beef dripping with juice.
@@abdullahahmad4239 I think he wants to see it because the host always compliments everything he eats, so we would know if he is a poser or actually knows something about cuisine and meats
I go here a lot - it's so fucking classic and delicious. Beef sandwich with cheese and onions, soaking wet. Side of onion rings and a Coke. The big dude waiting on him always sits in the corner reading the newspaper when it's slow.
if you've never been there, you will not understand just how really great this place is...........small, family atmosphere, ice cold beer on tap, friendly staff and the hot beef is the best in the city.........the burgers are excellent, and, if you want fries, make sure you get them smothered with cheese. One of the only reasons I ever go back to Brooklyn anymore is to go eat there............
As an Englishman I can confirm that this person is putting on his “English Accent” He’s no more English than Mao Tse Tung! He’s probably from North Dakota or Iowa or somewhere jolly beastly like that!
What is interesting is that several people are what I would call "snobby" when it comes to the doneness of meat. Like some people won't anything besides rare. Which is fine, but I think I am snobby about cheese. I will only eat legitimate cheese and not the cheese food that is American Cheese. But I don't think I could eat a rare burger, it is not a steak. But that is just my personal preference.
BRENNAN AND CARR WAS A FAVORITE EATING PLACE FOR EVERYONE IN THE EARLY 70'S. WE WOULD GO THERE IN MY CUZ ROBS 68 GTO ALL THE TIME. A ROAST BEEF WAS ABOUT $ 1.25 WE WOULD GET FRIES , SODA AND HANG OUT LATE GO TO CAPT WALTERS BAR AND ENJOY LIFE. WHEN I WENT ONTO THE US NAVY IN JULY 1971 WE WENT TO BRENNAN AND CARRS FOR MY LAST CIVILIAN MEAL. I MUST HAVE EATEN THREE SANDWICHES AND FRIES AND COKES GOT ON AIRPLANE 630 AM NEXT DAY AND ALL I THOUGHT ABOUT CAN'T WAIT TO GET BACK TO NY ON LEAVE FOR BRENNAN AND CARRS OMG !!!!!NOW AT 68 I THINK BACK TO HOW GREAT LIFE WAS IN EAST FLATBUSH OFF GLENWOOD RD AND NOSTRAND. A GREAT BROOKLYN EASTABLISHMEN BRENNAN AND CARR AND A PART OF HISTORY TOO. BUT IM COMING BACK SOMEDAY FROM NJ AND STATEN ISLAND.
brennan & carr will forever have a place in my heart and stomach. but i have been going there all my life and never ONCE known you can get ya burger or roast beef dipped. fuck i have been missing out...
If you soak the sanwich in a sauce make sure that sauce has heat and flavor other wise its just soggy bread. Learn from Mexicans they make tortas ahogadas.
When Nick asks the waiter if they dip the cheeseburger and he replies "if you want it", I got the impression that if you ordered a cup of coffee and asked for it to be dipped, they'd figure out a way of making that work.
So true 😅
Coffee? No! We just serve cups of broth!
I assure you that’s correct!
That roast beef had some profound tensile strength. Quite the platonic ideal of a sandwich!
that thumb seems like a decent waiter
That my friend, is one of the most feared creatures in the universe. His name is Majin Buu.
Danny Moe so true 😂😂😂👌🏻
It's a cold and dreary day when the Thumb can't extend a bit o' hospitality to 'is guests! Come, enter and be welcome at The Sea's Bounty!
i spat my water all over my laptop after reading this
ok ko yeah, but sometimes the thumb should just be confined to the rear
0:29 Nick’s got that step back on point👌
He said, "let me get a buuuuuuurga" chef says back, "you want a cheeseburger" lmao
I'm here because George Motz somehow. I can feel it
Me too lmao
Me too .
The hair brought you here
chef sounds like peter griffin
J 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
they never showed the chef...
He's a handsome boi for making good sammiches.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
don't think I'm a fan of the wet bread. but I think, like most people have mentioned here, the sauce would be better off the side so you can pour it (or dip in it) later. I still prefer the bread to hold its shape while you're taking a bite out of it.
I agree. When the bread is soaked in the aus jus, it just disintegrates. On the side would definitely be best.
@@normandea I've been there and had it both ways. It's honestly better soaked. The inside of the bread gets amazing and soft, but the outside still has a crust. It's really hard to explain.
@@eliseserpico7866 There will always be a multitude of opinions on almost every topic regarding food. And I respect yours!
Ariel agree, bread is not to be eaten soaked.
i personally would like it if i tried it, because i hate those burger buns that are dry
Looks like Wilson Fisk opened up his own sandwich shop...
ツ_iTzRiazPvP yes I also enjoy playing uno
I'd eat there just to get served by this waiter. Seems like he knows his stuff and is funny AF in a Peter Griffin sort of way.
Tip from a local: Dont get the sandwich dipped, get the gravy on side.
SellurSole Is the non dipped Sandwich great then? is this place on the subway line? If so, what train, and station?
Mark from Canada
im not a huge fan of roast beef, i prefer the burger, but people really like the roast beef. take the Q train to avenue u
Nah u buggin i get it double dipped all day long
I do I do
SellurSole dipped garguilio burger
Im 42, been eating there since kindergarten...best roast beef sandwich...and when you get it dipped, it's called an "KFJ"(knife, and fork job)..it was really funny when you picked up the KFJ with your hand
Oh yeah I kinda cringed at that. Love the knife and fork
That chef eats the menu for every meal.
smh
RBuckminsterFuller Never trust a skinny chef
Hope he passes on the recipes before he dies from a heart attack or stroke.
Hey, quality control.
I used to hate nick, but shit like 0:29 and other little nuances over the series makes me realise he's not a prick in the slightest. Especially that meat show throwback, like ordering straight vodka because they had no water. Such a giggle.
TheGraveAccent I
Yea, I don't know why people are pissed off at him so much ... I wish there was more of the meat show
Yes, this is such a good observation!
I'd get it on the side and pour it on the meat. I am not a fan of soggy ass bread. But, good job Nick. Notably less pretentious here!
most ppl who aren't mental dont eat soggy bread. This must be the dumbest concept i've ever seen....Me eating soggy bread = higher chance of shooting myself in the foot.
Profound, ethereal, iconic, evocation, viscous, imbued, tensile strength
omg they look sooooo gooood thats proper food im scottish and thats the type of food that scots would ADORE!!!!!!!!!
I ate eight sausages for dinner. Sausages are so deceptive.
When you're eating them you feel nothing so you binge but an hour later you feel sick. What a confusing world.
Nathan Pickering that's how I feel everytime I have sausage 😷 I mean not 8 but they always make me sick lol
Nathan Pickering What kind of sausage? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Nathan Pickering I can get to that.
it`s a dick joke.
^No dude they ate real sausage food not like you
"Double stacked American cheese, praise the Lord."
Amen to that, brother. Amen to that.
I went to Brennan & Carr after the Aviators Hockey games back a few years ago. one of the best sandwiches i ever had. I had a budweiser with it and all was great
I trust that Chef!! He obviously has been eating really well.
I live 2 blocks away from Brennan and Carr and I pass by there almost everyday and i always see people ordering food outside in the summer and it smells amazing
sharon pass it all the time
The Sumo Wrestler of Noter dame serving you sandwiches
sea doo I wish that was true, it means I have a mom and a pillow. I have neither:(
killforthemula dude it was a joke, don't get your boner in a twist
The roast beef looks really good, but that waiter is the best! Classic Brooklyn!
agree
The roast beef looks delicious and I'm sure the juice is really good too, but soggy bread is disgusting. I don't care what it's soaked with... gross gloopy soggy bread is a big nope.
kmurder02
You're pretty passionate about your soggy bread there lol.
Lisa S I agree with you completely except for this sandwich. Trust me it works. Go eat there.
Au jus sandwiches are the absolute shit but I just don't get why you'd want them to dip it for you when you can just have a bowl on the side to dip into. Please don't turn my sandwich into a big soggy pile of shit that I can't even pick up after two bites I'll just dip the thing myself.
Lisa S you don't get it because it is simply a matter of preference.
Yeah my appetite was kicking with excitement when I saw the beef... then they FUCKING DIP THE MOTHERFUCKING BREAD!!! WTF!!!!
WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS GUY !! his meat based shows were hands down the best.. the guy is a class act, BRING HIM BACK ~!
Bruh nick’s dance at 30 seconds kills me
This place is the best you got to eat here
It's far wiser to get the broth on the side so you can dip as you go. The bread doesn't get too soggy and you get that great mix of flavors!
Looks bowel-shatteringly delicious: Cheers, Nick!!!
'What's good today?' Chef: 'Everything. I just ate one of everything to be sure'.
I grew up in Bensonhurst and I recall when riding with parents we drove past this place a thousand times, never once ate there though, I got to change that real soon!
I have been here and tried all three of those items. My recommendation is just stick with the roast beef and have it dipped. It’s to die for. Very good.
I didn't knew butterbean is now a successful restaurant owner now
don't mind this presenter. he's kinda humble and not too loud. too many food reviews and chefs that are just too shouty its unbearable to watch!
Vividcg
He's pretty sexy too
Hi, Nick.
he's a closet racist tho
zip2kx
Obama isn't in this video.
Vividcg ugh, no he's not. He's addressed this.
I'm just enjoying thinking about how French people feel about the other one being called a "French dip" lol, never gets old
A girl I went to high school with years ago was nicknamed The French Dip
I learn about Brennan and Carr from man vs food ep with Adam richman . Now this name is popping back up .
Ahh the good ole days
Same here bro
when your chef looks like that, you know your stomach is in good hands.
Hahaha I never noticed the "It's really amorpho-ahhhhh!" absolutely the best part of the video.
I always drive past this place, never knew it was well known. Will try it next time.
0:29 love how nick awkwardly jumps out of the way
I would trust that waiter. He looks like he loves food, respectfully.
what bread is that on the burger
I’m in Evansville IN. We used to have a place called,”Sir Beef”. The look and food remind me of said restaurant.
In awe at the size of this lad. Absolute unit.
What's interesting about B&C's is that I grew up in the area, and never once did I nor my friends set foot in this place. It always seemed like this bizarre restaurant, a low, windowless building set on a concrete island. Whenever I walked by it, which was nearly daily, I thought "That place cannot serve good food." Here I am 40 years later, and turns out I was wrong. Now it's a hipster destination.
This is an Italian beef on an onion roll. Been doing this in Chicago forever. I'd be knifing and forking it as well. This is why we have a half dip.
it's not an onion roll. Dunno what Italian beef is, but this does not have any Italian spices I see. Meat, plain roll, au jus. American cheese optional. Sloppy. Good. Eat at the counter, they won;t try to give you a paper plate. actual plates used.
@@EdKelly-yu6gp an Italian Beef is a very popular sandwich in originated in Chicago
@@blazejon Oh, i know they eat it there - I've seen it advertised when I was in Chicago - i just never ATE it. I've eaten at this place. it's just roast beef dripping with juice.
Does he really gotta announce that order on the loud speaker tho? Lmao
Nick if you like this, you have to go to Buffalo (NY) and try the Roast Beef on Weck (Kimmelweck roll) with fresh horseradish.
Can Nick do an episode where he eats a dollar store steak without knowing where its from and the price? I want to see his reaction.
He should review Tad's Steak.
This place is cheap. The heck you on?
@@abdullahahmad4239 I think he wants to see it because the host always compliments everything he eats, so we would know if he is a poser or actually knows something about cuisine and meats
I go here a lot - it's so fucking classic and delicious. Beef sandwich with cheese and onions, soaking wet. Side of onion rings and a Coke. The big dude waiting on him always sits in the corner reading the newspaper when it's slow.
so for all the haters of the soggy bread what do you think about it?????
Lee Randell
It's fucking marvelous! Chicago's Italian Beef sandwiches? I mean come on - soggy bread is where it's at.
RandMan14 hell yeah italian beefs or combos dipped? Can’t go wrong with that in chicago I love this place
Looking like some beef curtains
I remember this place from a old show called: Man Vs Food
Bruh I'm stoned outta my mind and been binge watching this dude talk about food so good😩
0:30 I see that footwork champ. 🥊
Ese Guey 😂😂🔥
The North shore of Boston is known for their Roast beef sandwich shops more than any place in the world!
i miss this guy where did he go and why is he not doing anything on youtube anymore. I saw he set up his own channel but then it stopped
Skinhead controversy. Too pretentious for most viewers.
a profound clarity of texture
Ive been to Brenan and Carr and the roast beef sandwich in broth is sooo yum!
In awe of the size of that lad. Absolute unit.
Nick is such a mod. Love it !
OMG that Roast Beef is to die for.
if you've never been there, you will not understand just how really great this place is...........small, family atmosphere, ice cold beer on tap, friendly staff and the hot beef is the best in the city.........the burgers are excellent, and, if you want fries, make sure you get them smothered with cheese. One of the only reasons I ever go back to Brooklyn anymore is to go eat there............
As an Englishman I can confirm that this person is putting on his “English Accent”
He’s no more English than Mao Tse Tung!
He’s probably from North Dakota or Iowa or somewhere jolly beastly like that!
Where is this guy.. Missed him eater!
soggy bread. meh
eggmandalian Yea, looks like garbage..
disgusting
i mean it`s supposed to be like that
such a turn off
i mean i understand dipping the meat but then why pour it all over the bun and making a soup in your plate
Makes you want to jump on a plane to NY if only that were possible...
MEAT SHOW IS BACKKKK!!!!
some mayo would make it heaven...this place has been there forever.
George Motz sent me here today
My fav man as kid luv it
I love roasting a top round to just barely rare and dipping it. I'm going to have to try the roast and burger combo.
What is interesting is that several people are what I would call "snobby" when it comes to the doneness of meat. Like some people won't anything besides rare. Which is fine, but I think I am snobby about cheese. I will only eat legitimate cheese and not the cheese food that is American Cheese. But I don't think I could eat a rare burger, it is not a steak. But that is just my personal preference.
Never trust a skinny cook
never trust a fat chef, he eats like shit and takes all the good parts about the food.
he's the waiter
Ricardo8388 ok next fat ass American
You don't have to be 600 pounds to be a chef...
10/10 originality
BRENNAN AND CARR WAS A FAVORITE EATING PLACE FOR EVERYONE IN THE EARLY 70'S. WE WOULD GO THERE IN MY CUZ ROBS 68 GTO ALL THE TIME. A ROAST BEEF WAS ABOUT $ 1.25 WE WOULD GET FRIES , SODA AND HANG OUT LATE GO TO CAPT WALTERS BAR AND ENJOY LIFE. WHEN I WENT ONTO THE US NAVY IN JULY 1971 WE WENT TO BRENNAN AND CARRS FOR MY LAST CIVILIAN MEAL. I MUST HAVE EATEN THREE SANDWICHES AND FRIES AND COKES GOT ON AIRPLANE 630 AM NEXT DAY AND ALL I THOUGHT ABOUT CAN'T WAIT TO GET BACK TO NY ON LEAVE FOR BRENNAN AND CARRS OMG !!!!!NOW AT 68 I THINK BACK TO HOW GREAT LIFE WAS IN EAST FLATBUSH OFF GLENWOOD RD AND NOSTRAND. A GREAT BROOKLYN EASTABLISHMEN BRENNAN AND CARR AND A PART OF HISTORY TOO. BUT IM COMING BACK SOMEDAY FROM NJ AND STATEN ISLAND.
This guy Nick is what we would call in London, a ‘melt’
Nick is the best!!
It comes with an appointment at the cardiologist tomorrow at 9 o'clock in the morning?
brennan & carr will forever have a place in my heart and stomach. but i have been going there all my life and never ONCE known you can get ya burger or roast beef dipped. fuck i have been missing out...
It's amazing how consistant Eater is at perfectly capturing the D bagness of the people in every video with such a small picture. Bravo
The gargiulo burger everytime...even the hot dogs are great
That looks so so so good I love these kids of sandwiches.
That's not the waiter, that's the villain Kingpin incognito
God I miss this guy . . . Damn you Eater
You have the greatest job! Keep up the good work! I am hungry again!
When I'm eating cereal with milk, I think to myself I'm not getting the clarity of drinking a glass of milk.
If you soak the sanwich in a sauce make sure that sauce has heat and flavor other wise its just soggy bread. Learn from Mexicans they make tortas ahogadas.
In Malaysia, we call it burger banjir or known as flood burger
It is pretty profound Nick, you're right.
Need to see a visit to Roll N Roaster!
At least we got "tensile strength" again.
nick has a very scientific, historian tone throughout his shows. Keep it up mate!
You are the worst
The guy took the whole Brooklyn vibe out. Only the waiter was legit.
Ok didn't know that homeboy Pilllsbury-Doughboy works at Brennan & Carr.
Chicago Italian Beef dunks all over these, literally
Damn! That guy looks like a blizzard. I've seen drive-in movie screens smaller.
Get to Chicago for an Italian beef if you like a dipped sandwich! the best
Kingpin on his off days
He said profound again. Yes!
Um. I came here to learn how platonic the beef was, it wasn't mentioned even once. dislike.
jojojaykay I bet it was etherial. Too bad it wasn't from the longissimus dorsi.
Yes, but that's only because it was profoundly beefy.
jojojaykay your comment is ethereal!
jojojaykay Surprised it wasn't quintessential. :(
AHAHAHAHA these comments are awesome