An izakaya hidden in the back of Walter's in Fort Greene, popular with BAM showgoers who reserve ahead to make curtain time.
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Karasu is 'an izakaya hidden in the back of Walter's in Fort Greene,' per The Infatuation's BAM-area dining guide, known for cocktails and karaage and tonkatsu.
Because of nearby showtimes, the guide advises that 'you should probably make a reservation to guarantee that you'll get in and out within your pre-show window,' pointing to reservation-driven demand rather than a walk-in line, especially before BAM performances.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Reservations: Recommended, especially before BAM shows, per The Infatuation
Walk-ins: Possible outside pre-show peak, per The Infatuation
No specific wait is reported, but The Infatuation warns that without a reservation you risk not getting in and out before a BAM show starts.
Yes — The Infatuation recommends reserving ahead specifically to guarantee a pre-show turnaround.
It's possible outside of peak pre-show hours, but The Infatuation's guide suggests reserving is the safer bet if you're on a BAM timeline.
Sources: The Infatuation