Such a cute little hidden gem. The owner, David is a sweetheart. Would totally recommend for dinner with friends. Grab the outside tables before it gets too cold!
Have a late lunch here from 2-5pm - $11 includes Ramen and one appetizer. Try the ramen with tofu and ground pork.
This place is pretty great. You're not going to beat $4.50 for the Roast Beef sammy and the Pastrami @ $7 is a legit option to Katz's $16 tourist trap. If you go pastrami, hold the cole slaw.
Tapas and a glass of sangria? Yes, please. We swear by the blistered shishito peppers and pan con tomate.
Go for their ready-made bento boxes (delicious and filling) or for their plain udon (light and perfect for that quick bite). Leia mais.
Next time you're craving a big hunk of cow, snag a table in the garden and order their parrillada. Bring a friend or two to help you finish it all and wash it down with a bottle of Malbec. -Jacqueline
My three goto three dim sum combo: beef & pine nut, chicken shu mai, sea bass & corn. Each complements the other in flavor and texture.
Have the baked eggs - they're amazing. Also, bring cash; they're cash only (there's a chase right across the street tho)
Bacon, Egg and Cheddar on an Everything Bagel is the best breakfast sandwich in Brooklyn.
Most of the snacks on chef Jason Marcus’s often-changing menu are $10 or less. Snag a table on the lush back patio, & feast with the knowledge you’re filling your belly without emptying your wallet. Leia mais.
Try the steamed-to-order shrimp-and-snow-pea-leaf dumplings, packed with minced shrimp, flecks of scallions and bright, fresh snow-pea leaves. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Leia mais.
I don't care if you get the beloved blueberry pancakes or not, but the must have here is the SUGAR-CURED BACON!
Best. Sushi. In New York. If you go though, you must make a reservation to sit at the sushi bar in front of Yasuda and say omakase. Otherwise don't bother at all.
The best French toast in the world- buttery and caramelised made from chef Sebastien's homemade baguettes! Croissants hot from the oven, desserts to die for, great all-you-can-eat brunch on Sundays!
Great spot, super cheap lunch and the owner is great. I refer to him as the vietnamese don knots. Very nice and funny guy. I'm happy to patronize his place anytime. And the food is good. I love #38.
Duck sliders, pan-fried tofu w/ bok choy, garlic chicken, pan-fried noodles, sesame chicken, and singapore mei fun were our favorite entrees.
When visiting, make sure you're at the cart with the yellow / golden plastic bags which say "we are different." Be ware of daytime imposter cart on the south west corner!
Go at lunchtime and get the $6 Luger burger. It's the best deal in the city!
Malaysianish barbecue in a setting that recalls Williamsburg '92. Get bacon, with a tall cold beer. Get some pig. And the crab laksa, yes. Leia mais.
Amazing food at an amazing price. Get the spicy pork balls with parmesan cream.
If you're remotely close to this bar, go. $5 Craft American Beers? Doesn't get any better. Short rib sandwich is also fantastic!Love,Once a Mayor
While I miss the old Empire Diner, the Highliner has filled in well. Try the Brisket Hash with poached eggs - crazy delicious. Leia mais.
The shrink ticul is unbelievable as long as you love things spicy. And if you don't you are weird.
I've tried just about everything, but to this day the Parisienne (with multi-grain noodles) is still the one to beat.
Steamed whole seabass , Lamb w/scallions, mo pa tofu, dan dan noodles. All very good dishes.
Paella Valencia, pitcher of sangria. Stuffed mushrooms are good too. Great ambiance, maybe a bit too bright.
Food is inconsistent, but great bar. Points for most produce sourced from their rooftop garden.
Lobster & fennel pie a must. Chicken Kiev is special. Scotch egg snack is great. Share mains.
Great brunch spot. Had the skillet and eggs benny. Seems anything on the menu is worth trying.
