The 41 best spots for crepes in Brooklyn

I LOVE this place! The crêpes are made fresh right in front of you, and if you ask for extra Nutella — they really give extra Nutella! The fruits are always fresh, and my go-to order is the original crêpe with extra Nutella. It’s always so good!

The dessert was absolutely delightful! 🧁 We had crepes that were perfectly made—light, delicious, and beautifully presented. 🥞✨ Each bite was a sweet delight, with just the right balance of flavor and texture. What made the experience even better was the amazing staff. 😊 They were so friendly, helpful, and welcoming, making us feel right at home. 💖 Their warm hospitality and great service truly stood out. It’s rare to find a place that offers both incredible desserts and such lovely customer care. 🍓☕ Highly recommended for anyone craving a sweet treat and a cozy atmosphere! 🌟

The crepe’s were outstanding. We had the NY cheese cake + ice cream, wiped cream on top, Nutella strawberry, banana & last Goat cheese with mushrooms. All the crepe’s were too good must try when in New York . Worth trying 👍🏻💯

We went to have crepes at Creperie in NYC, and I must say they were amazing, when I say amazing, I mean it. The Strawberry-Nutella crepe was to die for (ask for it to be crispy!). On top of that the owner was very sweet and told us that this place is Aditya Roy Kapoor’s favourite place to eat crepes! A must try spot for the best dessertss!

By far the best crepes in NYC. A long standing business in NYC. I’ve been coming here since I was 16 and now I get to enjoy it with my daughter. If you’re looking for great crepes on a busy street, this is your spot. Savory or sweet, you can’t go wrong.

When I mentioned my hazelnut allergy, the staff refused to serve me because of possible cross-contamination, even though I wasn’t ordering anything with Nutella. I understand caution, but it felt extreme and disappointing. It ruined the rest of my night.

This creperie was suggested to me through Instagram. Deciding to check it out with a friend of mine, we were glad that this creperie was near the A/C/E/B/D/F/M station. With a vast array of options to choose from, we went with the Red Velvet Crepe. The crepe was cooked quickly, getting flipped within 30 seconds! The crepe was stuffed with a slice of red velvet cake and fresh strawberries before being topped with Nutella and a scoop ice cream. I will say that the crepe was perfect. It was soft enough to cut with a fork. The crepe was neither too sweet nor too thick. The ice cream was a perfect addition to some extra creaminess and sweetness. It was definitely perfect for a cold, Winter's day!

Very nice small hot drip coffee w/ milk & sugar! I was soon to grab lunch elsewhere in the area, but thought I might as well use the restroom if I could. The man behind the counter was gracious enough to serve me coffee & milk himself, then allowed me to use the facilities. I'd prefer not to barge in & use the restroom w/o asking first. But the menu looks pretty great; perhaps I'll be back to sample some of it!

I ordered the lentil vegetable soup and a savory crepe (the tomato, mozzarella and basil crepe) and everything was delicious! I dined in and the service was quick and attentive. I hadn't been here in a while and will be back for their hot matcha latte and espresso drinks. Please note: wine and beer are not currently being sold here. It may be a liquor license moment in time, but wanted others to know if visiting anytime soon. 😊

10/10. Manager reached out when food took forever through a 3rd party app. Food is always hot, and every other time arrives very quickly.

Greedy little liars running the place now. I used to love this place because, while the crepes are hit-or-miss, the ones that are good are REALLY good, and they were always reasonably priced. My favorite is the pear, brie, and sugar, for $9. Soooooooo good. I just went in, and the guy tried to charge me $14 for the pear, brie, and sugar crepe. A 55% price increase from just 2 weeks ago! When I pointed this out, he lied to me and insisted it had never been $9, that it had always been "like $11 or $12. The price just went up a little." Dude stood there and lied right to my face. I have pictures of the old menu with the old prices. I've included them here. So I can prove that the price was $9 on August 14 (when the photo was taken) and it remained $9 as recently as September 2nd (the last time I got crepes from them according to my credit card statement). That's less than 2 weeks ago (this incident happened on September 15). I also noticed they have now removed all the prices from the current menu. So they can just charge whatever they feel like charging at the moment. You know, if he had just posted new prices like an honest businessman, and told me, "Sorry, I know it's a big price increase, but we couldn't sustain the old prices" I would not be writing this review. I still wouldn't go back, but I wouldn't make it my mission to call him out publicly. What makes me so angry is the dishonesty. This guy thinks he's real slick, erasing the prices from the menu so he can make them up on a whim at the register, and then SMILING AT ME while lying to my face about what the price used to be (that's called "duper's delight," by the way, when people smile while they're lying to you. It's because they're so pleased with themselves and their deceit). He thinks he's real slick, ripping people off and treating us like we're too stupid to remember what we paid for something 2 weeks ago, but apparently it never occurred to him that some of us might have pictures proving his lies. Yeah, you're real slick, buddy. That's some top-tier scam artistry there. I'm very disappointed that I won't be getting those delightful pear, brie, and sugar crepes anymore, but no crepe on earth is worth being played for a sucker by some amateur scam artist who thinks he's a criminal mastermind.

I would give Bonjour crepes and wine infinite stars for the crepes alone. They are honestly some of the best crepes I've ever had. Some of the staff here is the reason I'm giving 3 stars. (almost gave 2) The attitude given every time I go in, is awful bordering on ridiculous. Whether dining in or taking out, it's the same nasty attitude. When they mess up my order (and I'm nice about it) it's the same gross attitude. And it's not just me. (I'm not special 😏) The person who recommended this place to me, said the same exact thing to me when I brought it up to them. Knew exactly who I was talking about without even saying anything other than "what's with the attitude?" I point this out because it's important and sad at the same time. The crepes are too good to not enjoy, but the nastiness really ruins the whole experience. Now I just ignore that particular staff member.

Gave this place 2 tries and was disappointed both times. They basically just cook the crepe and stuff it with what’s on the menu. The mozzarella & tomato crepe was stuffed with big chuck of raw tomato and the cheese was not even melted. The apple, cinnamon crepe was the same. Just raw apples sprinkled with cinnamon. You’re better off making it yourself at home - 1 cup flour, 1 cup milk, 1 tablespoon butter (or to taste).

Crepe was terrible. The shell was worse than what you could find prepackaged at a grocery store. The “ricotta” was just a white sour paste… orange pieces had a chemical flavor to them. The chicken soup was rancid, inedible. I couldn’t finish either of the items I ordered, a waste of 20$.

I only stopped in for an iced latte and it was quite possibly one of the best iced lattes I’ve ever had, which is why I’m leaving this review! Super cute little gluten free spot. I will have to come back to try food next time! Friendly service.

Crepe Master is such a hidden gem in the East Village! I ordered the Nutella and strawberry sweet crepe, and it was absolutely delicious — thin, soft, and packed with flavor, very similar to the Japanese-style crepes I’ve had before. It’s the perfect balance of sweetness without being too heavy. I also tried their iced Americano, and it was excellent — smooth, bold, and refreshing, a perfect match with the crepe. The staff here are really warm and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. You can tell they take pride in what they serve. If you’re looking for a cozy spot with tasty crepes, quality coffee, and genuinely friendly service, this is definitely worth a visit.

The best crepes of my life (after my grandma’s, of course)! This is my second time here — we came just last week, and I was dreaming about those matcha strawberry crepes all week long! So here we are again. This time we also tried the chicken pesto crepe, and it was just as delicious!!!! Now I have a goal to try everything on the menu, hahaha.

I love this place! Amazing crepes, and I love all the flavors. I always come here during the day for a quick and tasty snack All the ingredients are always fresh and tasty

AMAZINGGGG!! The quality of the food and the service was truly unmatched! I got the chicken pesto and the chocobanana with ice cream, could not recommend it more. All the crepes are gluten free and the owner is super fun to talk to! Highly recommend :)

Insanely delicious pancakes — the best I’ve ever had in my life! Creative presentation! Attentive and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

The crepes are delicious and shareable if you can’t finish! The most popular flavour is Nutella Strawberry. They have options of sweet and savoury to help you decide what kind of crepe you want, as well as customizing your own. They also offer drinks like matcha latte, coffee, smoothie and drinks you can take out like water bottle and more. The place is cute & cozy, has seatings available as well. We enjoyed our time here especially interacting with the staffs!

Some of the products were almost out, so they were putting fewer ingredients. It wasn't worth it for the money we gave. It was flavorless. We watched how crepes were made in San Francisco for 3 minutes, so here it felt even longer when we had to wait. I ordered the shrimp avocado, and they put only 4 shrimps that were bland. And too much wasabi sauce, so I didn't taste anything else. My friend got the shrimp tempura that was way too spicy and was missing ingredients. And his drink was nothing special too. Maybe this place is way better if you get the sweet crepes, not the savory.

I highly recommend this place if you’re craving something sweet to eat, it was one of the best crepes I’ve ever eaten, so crispy and the filling with fruits were really good too, also we ordered mango lemonade and it turned out to be amazing as well, the lady who makes this seems she’s doing her best❤️🥞

If you’re in New York City and craving something unique, T-Swirl Crêpe is a must-visit spot for light, crispy, and freshly made Japanese-style crepes. Each crepe is beautifully crafted using 100% rice flour, giving it a delicate crunch and naturally gluten-free texture that makes every bite irresistible. At T-Swirl Crêpe NYC, you can enjoy both savory and sweet options from the flavorful Chicken Teriyaki and BLT crepes to the indulgent Pumpkin Apple Spice and Raspberry Fall Bliss. Every crepe is packed with high-quality ingredients and served in a signature cone shape, making it the perfect grab-and-go treat while exploring the city. Whether you’re visiting Times Square, SoHo, or Queens, T-Swirl Crêpe offers a consistently delicious experience with friendly staff and vibrant presentation. It’s the perfect stop for a quick lunch, dessert date, or even a late-night snack after a long day in the city.

T-Swirl Crepe in Chinatown is my go-to spot whenever I’m craving something sweet, and the Classic Crème Brûlée Strawberry Crepe is always what I order. There’s just something about the combination of rich, creamy crème brûlée and the freshness of the strawberries wrapped in that soft crepe – it’s so satisfying. The brûlée topping adds that perfect little crunch too, which I love. I’m really happy to see this place in Chinatown because it’s a dessert I truly enjoy. Their area is small so it is really meant for to go order, they offer seats which is two tables and 4 chairs inside. While they do not have any outdoor sitting available. The staff is also delicate with order and fast with their hands so you will probably not wait for long.

I’m tired of those bony french crepes at Chelsea Market which only has thin layers of strawberries, Nutella, and cream in it. This is the real japanese, sumptuous banquet-like crepe that I was always looking for. It has so many ingredients in it, every bite you have different textures and flavors from fruits.

Great lunch option. The passion fruit green tea is delicious!

I gave it a try yesterday and while it was busy, I decided to stay and I’m sure glad I did. The Matcha Crepes were one of a kind! There was only a worker at the moment but handled service really well while maintaining a friendly environment with customers. Overall, it was an amazing experience considering most stores in the area feel like a quick grab and go. Definitely looking forward to coming back!

How this place has 4.8 stars is beyond me. It’s a place that tries to do too much, and does not do anything super well as a result. The breakfast burrito was not impressive - store bought tortilla, eggs didn’t taste fresh, way too much on the onion, etc. Hurt my stomach and lingered in my mouth too long. You could turn their menu into a book. Several vegan options which is a win. Good outdoor seating.

Very homey. Loved their croissant and cider. I also had a lady cut in line in front of me but I waited. The result was a nice gesture by the staff, won't say what though!

Mmm, mmm, mmmm sooo delicious!! They’re very nice there. Went there a few times. I always get strawberry, banana, whipped cream crepe that they did a custom order for. Delicious!!!! Today because I’m sick and can’t have sugar I decided to try their spicy Moroccan chicken crepe. It’s beyond delicious!!! Highly recommend!!! Front desk always nice to me!!

10$ for a basic crepe. Was alright but nothing crazy. Place was small, they give plastic cutlery. Seems like serve a bit of everything.

Good in a pinch because they have flexible hours but the quality of ingredients is really poor. It makes sense because they have a very extensive menu, there's no way that everything can be that good. I got a mushroom cheese spinach crepe with added sliced turkey, turkey quality was poor but edible. I will come back here on the rare occasion that I need food at 7 AM in the East Village, but that is the only circumstance. The crepe batter itself is delicious so maybe something with different filling would be good

Really amazing customer service! And the food was delish!! Samir was great!!!!

The meal here achieves what all restaurants should aim for. The restaurant presents a unique visual identity. People working here: exceptional. Careful and competent. The ingredients here are clearly fresh. Village creperie offers a standard of excellence I rarely encounter now.

I had the ham, cheese, and egg crepe here and it was absolutely delicious! Freshly cooked right in front of me, with the perfect balance of flavors. The cook, an older gentleman with such positive energy and a welcoming attitude, made the experience even better. The bar itself has that vintage, local NYC feel and fits perfectly into the lively atmosphere of Chelsea Market. Great spot for breakfast or a quick bite. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the area!

Simply EXCELLENT! From the cashiers to the cooks making our experience something unique, not to mention the crepes and cocktails they have available. Without a doubt, I highly recommend Bar Suzette and would return without thinking twice. A rewarding experience as a customer. I also recommend going at night, since they play house music to get in the mood for having cocktails.

My life flashed before my eyes with every delectable bite of buttery soft crepe flesh. As I tore through each sugary delicious layer, I remembered the time I spent in France as a small child. Roaming the streets and les îles de l’Hexagon, eating crepes and stealing pocket change from unsuspecting tourists. I miss her. These crepes gave me flashbacks in good ways, tragic ways, and I will never forget Bar Suzette. Quel régal… The Dulce de Leche was decadent and I would recommend it. Ham, Egg, and Cheese is hearty and savory. Just the right amount of food. Lemon and Sugar was decent.

I recently visited Suzette Bar inside Chelsea Market and had a delightful experience. We ordered the Salmon Crepe and the Truffled Mozzarella, both of which were delicious and reasonably priced. My preference was for the Salmon, drinks were also excellent; we enjoyed a Cosmopolitan and a Negroni. The meals are on the lighter side, making them perfect for a quick yet satisfying bite. Overall, Suzette Bar offers great food and drinks at good prices, making it a worthwhile stop in Chelsea Market.

Adorable spot for an after dinner drink and dessert. The stools are set right in front of the crepe making station which makes it hard not to order one. Their chocolate chip cookies however are probably the best we have ever had. They are thick, dense, chewy and loaded with chocolate chips. No photos as we dug right in.

Professional staff helps you navigate numerous tasty choices. The servers make good suggestions and the dishes deliver. The team reliably maintains friendly attitudes. Their staff and cooking have never disappointed. We felt valued and appreciated.

Our crepe master with the cap that says “busy being nice” made our meal great . He answered our questions and chatted with us making our time at the bar enjoyable . The crepe was good and the onion soup excellent . But making small talk with this gentleman was what made the visit pleasant . Hope he doesn’t mind the pics . 🌺

We’ve visited this restaurant multiple times and we love it! It’s one of the best dim sum restaurants in New York City. Our favorites are the Roast Pork Bun, Scallion Pancakes, Spring Rolls, Shrimp and Bacon Rolls. While it can get busy with a long waiting line, the food is served incredibly quickly. Love the old diner-style ambiance and decor. There’s plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend dining here!

All of these food and it was $23/person (tip included!!) We got there early so there was no waiting at all. Highly recommend the Sui Mai, House Special Roast Pork Bun, Shrimp & Snow Pea Leaf!! Great comfort food and dont forget to get some tea! Will definitely come back for good casual food:)

Great vibes and yummy dim sum! My favorite were the soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings. Excellent value for the price, just make sure you have cash :) Beautiful interior and they served us very quickly.

I stopped by Nom Wah Tea Parlor and tried the shrimp shumai, shrimp rice noodle rolls, shrimp ha gow, and pork soup dumplings. Overall, everything tasted good—fresh shrimp flavor and satisfying fillings. The only downside was that the dough on most items was a bit thick and slightly hard, so the texture wasn’t as delicate as I expected. Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion size, and the old-school vibe of the place is really charming.

I understand why this place had such a long wait line as soon as I got to taste the food. The rice roll is my favorite, soft and had the perfect texture. The dumplings are surprisingly big! You get a really good value for the money you spend here. The only item I felt was subpar was the egg roll, it didn’t have enough salt/savory/umami for my tastes. Everything else was very good and well-balanced between sweet and savory. I would personally bring +$60 of cash per person, since their payment options are limited. Also, space is limited, I was very lucky to come here on my own and get in quickly. I would only eat in a group of 4, at maximum, if I had to eat in a group.

Came here with a buddy of mine on a Wednesday and didn’t wait in line very long. The food itself was good but nothing super amazing. The food came out quick but was very tasty. We ordered a bunch of different dimples and noddles. I’ll def be back. It feels like you been transported back in time and the vibe inside was fun!

Food at this establishment is phenomenal. I'm addicted to those fried sesame balls...literally. This restaurant gets packed out on the weekends due to high foot traffic and sometimes language barrier can be an issue, but the food makes up for that. Must try.

The food here was a little pricey, but I can see why! The meat was very fresh and cooked to perfection. The service was great and the staff grill the meat for you. There are also a variety of side dishes. The only feedback I have is the pitcher of soju+juice was incredibly small for the price of $22 usd considering how little alcohol content was in there.

No reservations/walk in on a Sunday nite dinner about 7pm. We got sat upstairs. It's definitely more.quiet upstairs and private. It doesn't have to same vibe as downstairs. We ordered the Small A all beef meal. The meat quality was top notch. Short rib, marinated short rib boneless, Bulgogi and Berkshire pork belly. The pork belly was nice a thick. The beef was nice and tender. Their service failed. Had to ask for water refill, refill on bonchon, napkins. No one came a took our empty plates aways. Their price is a bit higher. And service is crap. I would pass next time Price is steeper than normal.

Had an amazing Korean BBQ experience in NYC! William, our waiter, was super friendly and cooked everything perfectly for us. The pork belly was juicy and delicious, especially wrapped in lettuce with all the classic toppings. The tofu soup was flavorful and comforting. Great food, great service — definitely coming back! 👏🔥

Good Korean bbq, they use gas grill so you don’t walk out smelling like grilled meat. Meat was nice and tender, short ribs were our favorite. They have multi floors, we did have a reservation but I feel we probably didn’t need one.

This place is open 24 hours, so it’s the perfect place to be after a night of drinking! The service team was efficient, and they also cooked the meat for us. The beef was absolutely phenomenal! Super great marbling on the beef, paired with the grilled flavor, dipped in either salt or ssamjang, with a bit of rice… absolutely heavenly!

We had reservations for dinner and didn’t have to wait. The decor is nice and service was fast. However, I felt they were rushing us to eat. It was not enjoyable. They brought everything out at once and there wasn’t enough space on the table. Prices are quite high. Meat is average. Side dishes are disappointing. The seafood pancake was really soft, not crispy as I would have like it. The gyeran-jjim was flat when they brought it out. Not what I expected. This restaurant is highly overrated.

This was the best restaurants we have been in NY. All the food was absolutely beautiful and Delicious! I don't have many pictures as we ate everything right away, but we had the marinated short ribs bbq and the seafood pancake, and an amazing beef soup. Everything was delicious. We really recommend

Came here for restaurant week. The kale salad was delicious, crispy and fresh and not too oily or salty. The trout salad was good too though it was a bit on the saltier side since it was cured. The entrees were ok. I ordered lasagna, it was a bit salty. I didn't taste any eggplants, mostly just squash. The fried chicken was good but nothing out of the ordinary. The Belgium waffle wasn't crispy. The deserts were good though. The pecan Sunday was delicious, although a bit too sweet. The cheesecake was delicious.

The brunch is finger-licking good. The must try is the French toast, it’s a whole experience. But the short-rib hash also gives it a run for its money. Even the salad was really yummy and fresh. It can get a little busy though, so be ready for that.

Buttermilk channel is one of my favorite spots in Brooklyn! Their pancakes are fantastic (and so is the jam). We also ordered the short rib hash, warm lamb salad and a side of bacon. All of which were delicious. The breakfast cocktails weren’t my favorite but I would absolutely visit again for the food and vibe!

Did brunch here on a busy Sunday. Was nice to see your place that is well run and able to serve a full house. Reservations look to be a really good idea on busy time is like Sunday brunch. The service was professional and friendly. Chicken sandwich tasted as good as it looked. Poached eggs were perfection. Pancakes were divine, the maple syrup was a sweet delight. And the fries, the fries! Don't forget to order some. Look forward to Dining there again when we visit family in Brooklyn.

Stepping into Buttermilk Channel Restaurant felt like stumbling upon a breakfast paradise, and their Chicken & Waffles and Pancakes sealed the deal for an authentic morning feast. The Chicken & Waffles were a revelation, with the chicken boasting a perfect crunch and the waffles a comforting canvas for the flavors. As for the pancakes, they were a testament to homey goodness, fluffy and delicious. The care they put into sourcing quality ingredients was evident in every bite. The cozy vibe of the place, combined with the friendly staff, made it a genuine, comforting experience. Buttermilk Channel Restaurant is where breakfast dreams come true, a spot I'd gladly revisit for a taste of their hearty, real-deal dishes.

Lovely place for brunch! The interior was very nicely decorated and there were great options to choose from for food. I got the chicken and waffles which was very tasty. It was light and crispy on the outside while juicy on the inside, would love to come back and try more dishes.

The place is very cute and the service is great. The walnut sticky bun was great, exactly what one would expect. The short rib hash had some interesting middle eastern spices, which gave it a unique flavor. The fried chicken sandwich is enormous, the chicken is so juicy and the coleslaw and pickles are nice to cut through the fattiness. The French toast was my favorite. It's very thick but soaked all the way through, the sauce is amazing, and the whipped cream is very good and just the right density/heaviness.

Tasty Brunch Spot, fluffy pancakes and mimosas 😋🥞🍾 Came here back in November and just now getting around to this review…but it was memorable enough for me to remember this Sunday morning with my sister and hubby. Wait wasn’t too long but there is a queue…earlier is better. Menu has standard breakfast, brunch and lunch fare. I ordered the salmon salad and was pleasantly surprised with the generous portion of salmon, avocado and crisp fresh veggies. Salmon was cooked perfectly. Pancakes were so good. Crisp edges and fluffy goodness. Hard to share this. Eggs Benedict - good, potatoes could have been a tad more seasoned but they were cooked nicely. Love that you can order just one portion. Mimosas were a good accompaniment to a great brunch. Service was fast and attentive. Nice, lively neighborhood eatery.

Great pancakes and cute atmosphere. We didn’t have to wait to long even with no reservation. Bacon was crispy. I want to come back sometime for dinner! CASH ONLY

Great brunch spot especially when the weather is nice and you can sit outside. Everyone there is super chill, the vibe of the restaurant is cool, food is delicious and the portions are generous. It gets a little crowded during peak brunch hours and there’s wait time even with a reservation but the place is definitely worth it.

So crazy thing but I must say, worst thing here is the pancake. I know it gets all the hype and the other reviews are true, crispy edges and fluffy inside but that’s literally it. The actual pancake has no flavor and needs syrup. I am a fan of specialty pancakes with the fruit in flavor baked/cooked in. If you want a classic pancake that requires copious syrup, here you go! Otherwise skip that. Otherwise the food was shockingly good. We got a couple sunny side eggs and sausage (delicious of course), the open faced grilled chicken sandwich and chips and guacamole….that might have been the best chips and guacamole I’ve ever had. And based on the comments about the chilaquiles I think the sleeper here is the Mexican food. The grilled chicken sandwich was good, great sauce and stuffed once you tried to close it. The sourdough was delicious and toasty. I saw another table order chips and guacamole and clearly got more chips than us so they aren’t standardized with that unfortunately. Our service was also incredibly slow. I saw people who sat after us get food, drink, and get order taken before us. We waited about 20 min to get our orders taken and the food took long to come out. Unfortunately sandwich is not pictured. The Shirley temple was quite good per my bf but I gave up soda for lent so didn’t try. But it was so good he ordered two. I got apple juice and I’m not sure why I got a smaller cup, that’s always a pet peeve of mine, different size cups for juice vs soda or tea. Anyways I would definitely come back for Tex mex night or something else. Menu was extensive and a lot of things (salad, sandwich, pasta) looked good. Once again MUST DROP A STAR IF YOU’RE CASH ONLY IN 2025.

I’ve ordered delivery from here quite frequently and it’s normally good, but I ordered a medium rare salmon today and got something that was ice cold and mealy in the center, something like 80% raw past the surface. I’m guessing they might have cooked the filet straight from the fridge??? Either way it’s not medium rare.

Cute restaurant, decent food, but the service at brunch on a Sunday felt chaotic. It took a while for the wait staff to take our order. While taking our order, the server seemed inattentive. I recall a moment where he was simultaneously pouring coffee with one hand while handing something to the table next to us. Efficient perhaps, but left us feeling like our server was in a hurry. Then, the table next to us that was seated after us got their food before us. I enjoyed my meal, scrambled eggs with salmon. I appreciate that the egg dishes come with both salad and fries, both of which were tasty. Overall it was okay.

We thought having a French breakfast would be the best way to start our day, little did I know, the special was chilaquiles! And I adore them so I ordered some and they were delicious. The coffee was great and the French toast was also fantastic. Great service and lovely atmosphere with good music.

Someone tell me why this place was so hyped? Food was tasteless. Spicy was nonexistent, even their packet hot sauce was not spicy. Their staff stare at you for asking for soy sauce and hot sauce as if you’re stealing it and then they only give you 1 of each for an order of 4 items, what a joke! I’m disappointed because having lived in NYC, Korean food was much better in this area.

We have been here to eat a few times over the years. This time we were guests at a large party of 10 people. Lots of delicious food ordered by the host. Restaurant was packed as always with a line of people waiting to get n. Our table was downstairs in the back. A wonderful night with good food and friends. Service was excellent.

Not a bad spot for affordable and quick Korean food! Here, they have a variety of pre-packaged Korean bites from different banchan to japchae to even Korean soups. You grab what you want to eat (and/or a drink), then pay at counter. They have plenty of seating for you to sit down at as you enjoy your food. I tried their kimbap and chicken and thought they were both solid. The kimbap was a good portion and made very well. And, the chicken was flavorful (although I wish it were so squishy/soft, but hey: what can you do about pre-packaged food). Although it was good, I would say that I would rather pay just a little bit more for fresher and higher quality items. But! Still not bad for a quick bite!

Woorijip is a fun concept: grab take-out style Korean dishes and pay for what you pick. The Korean army stew with rice was comforting and flavorful, and the egg crab meat rolls were a highlight. Great spot for quick, tasty, and affordable Korean food!

Interesting set up. Found tucked away in the middle of the busy k town block. If you are not looking for it you could just walk right by it. Just like ok the sidewalk, inside the store also has Very high traffic. But just like the street it moves. Streams of people browsing past a sea of to go containers on seemingly temporary mobile shelving. There is a variety of Asian food to choose from. Some familiar foods, some not. Had to sift through the containers to find something I would like. Basically, Come in, get food, sit and eat or leave. Bargain prices. Quality is as expected for only 5.50 a tempora roll and 5 for spicey string beans.

Food is always good and fresh especially the kimbap. It does get crowded in there sometimes especially during the weekends so it can be hard to find seating. Paying with cash is recommended so you can get a discount. This is a no tip establishment. There’s a microwave inside that can be used to heat up your food as well. Highly recommend!

Great service from cashier named James (I think that was his name). Love all the selections and affordable prices. Everything is fresh and the place is clean and has ample seating! I've dined-in many years ago.

Very delicious food, coffee, and service. The place was packed, yet the service was very attentive and fast serving. I highly recommend their carbonara pasta and the French toast. I do not recommend their white sangria, which was more like sparkling water with citrus flavor.

Loooved this place. They had a nice atmosphere and the food was amazing. We did the bottomless brunch (which not many places do on a weekday) which is 60minutes. On the 60 minutes we got at least 7 drinks each, the service was so good, we got refills immediately. The food was excellent. The outdoor seating area in the back has a retractable roof so they can adjust it if there is too much sun.

One of the best brunch places. Food great. Staff great. Only thing bathroom was mad long and in weird part of the building but it’s nyc. It’s worth going too.

I was actually enjoying my food ordered through Uber Eats until I pulled hair out of my food, the spinach to be precise. I called just to relay and offer advice to a manager, however the person who answered did not let me speak to one or failed to identify themself as a manager if they were one. I was offered a discount on a future order, however I refused as I don’t see myself ordering again. The food was tasty and if the hair wasn’t there, I would’ve definitely been a repeat customer. Hope better food prep is done in the future to avoid this happening again to anyone else.

We had a great experience at this restaurant! The food was delicious and freshly made, and the staff was very friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for a relaxed meal. Prices were reasonable , and overall everything was really enjoyable. Would definitely come back!

I'm writing this review with only having visited one time. This is not typical for me. The calamari was so ridiculously delicious, I had to put the good word out. I am very weary of ordering calamari anywhere. It's always just the rings often purchased frozen from restaurant suppliers. This calamari is simply divine and melted in my mouth. It's a must order. Looking forward to coming back for another meal. Other notes- service is very friendly and attentive. Prices, particularly for this neighborhood, are good.

Came here with colleagues for a business dinner. It was fantastic. All of the food was delicious and they had a great wine and cocktail menu with mocktails too. I got the gnocchi pesto and it was cooked to perfection. The waiters are very attentive and the service was fabulous. I would highly recommend.

Nice spot for brunch in our neighborhood. French toast was so soft and yummy. Loved the Eggs Florentine and don’t mind going back there for it. ** A warning here that Mimosa is $10 with brunch the following ones are $15 we were misunderstood when the server kept on asking if we wanted another mimosas - ended up having 4 mimosa and only the first one was $10 😅

Terrible service. Waiting 25 plus minutes for a seat was said would take 5 minutes. The tables were clear but no one cleaned them. The waiter sat a group that came in after us before us. Then said she would clear our table and didn’t. She removed the dirty plates and never went back to clean the table. Had us waiting an additional 5 minutes till we got fed up and went to the table and cleaned it ourselves with hand wipes. Made us wait an ADDITIONAL 5 minutes to come take our order. After seeing the people next to us and not approaching us. The table we were at, the ac kept dripping on us. I get maybe the waiter was overwhelmed working alone but this is a TINY place. 6-7 tables MAX. I give the food 5 stars, because it genuinely was delicious. That made us happy. Maybe we will try again when we see the place is empty.

We were excited to try this new place mainly for the crepes. We went in this morning in a group of 8 and were understandably seated on 2 separate tables since it’s a small place. The server promptly told us that they won’t be serving crepes today and only items from the brunch menu were available. While we were ordering, other tables were all served with crepes quickly, including a table of 4. Confused, we asked the server if crepes are available, her response is for a larger group, they cannot serve crepes for everyone. We were okay to wait longer but simply were not given the option. Also, $20 for this?

Really good. Tiny restaurant, a bit of a hole in the wall. My wife and I walked past it many times and decided to give it a try given the high reviews. It did not disappoint. French toast was very very fluffy and flavorful. Wife’s eggs with smoked salmon was equally as good. We are definitely coming back.

This very unassuming restaurant, that you can barely see as you are driving by, has some of the best quality food for brunch you could ever want and need. You can tell the one man chef show puts his heart and soul into everything he makes. I had the Nordic Benedict. Let me tell you. The light and fluffiness of the, what I like to call "Love bun" rolls that the, not porched, but fried egg was laying one created an almost spiritual lifting experience. Smoked salmon, to me, tasted like house made gravlax. The perfect blend of seasoning for the Benedict. And the Hollandaise sauce, was golden and perfect. $20 I had a bite of the corned beef hash and potatoes, and it was also very tasty. The corned beef was seasoned right and it comes with a fried egg which makes the dish perfect. $20 However, the in house homemade French toast was the most interesting and awesome dish I have tasted in a very very long time. The 6 "love buns" on a skewer, were served with maple syrup and this berry compote, that make you want to slap something, was an amazing addition to the dish. $20 All of the brunch menu comes with coffee, tea or orange juice. For $20, I will be patronizing this establishment again and again.

The Cafe is always full and you usually have to wait 30 minutes or so to be served here but the food is quite worth the wait. One of their popular dishes which I would also recommend for you to try is their French toast. It is sweet and fluffy with a side of home made fruit jam. You can't really go wrong with choosing a place like this for breakfast or lunch. My one critique of this place would be that they only have one server who is usually a bit overwhelmed by everything but does a very admirable job of doing the work of 2-3 people. We were seated in a far corner and she forgot to give us condiments for fries after she asked if we wanted some. Our bill also took a while, understandably since she was so busy. At any rate, I will definitely bring people here for brunch and eat here again even with that!

I was craving a sweet crepe so I decided to finally visit Cafe Triskell! I'm so glad I did as well. This french cafe is extremely inviting, cozy, and charming. It wasn't very busy but then again it was three in the afternoon on a Saturday. I ordered a cinnamon and sugar crepe with a diet coke. The crepe definitely hit the spot! It was delicious!!! The service was also solid and the folks here were very friendly. I'll definitely come by again and have a proper meal next time. Pro-tip: This is a perfect spot for a casual date! ❤️

Finally found the best ice cream in NYC! I always try local ice cream shops wherever I go, and today I had the chance to explore the Tin Building. It’s a vibrant marketplace packed with gourmet food stalls, restaurants, and charming shops — definitely worth a visit. Tucked in a corner of the building near the Pier 16 exit (where many go to enjoy scenic views of the Brooklyn Bridge), I stumbled upon Spoiled Parrot. The shop is absolutely adorable — colorful, modern, and eye-catching. It’s more than just ice cream — they also offer cookies, candies, and other sweet treats. There are 16 flavors to choose from, and honestly, they all looked amazing. I went with the Mango Sorbet and Dark Chocolate, and also sampled a few others. From the very first bite, I was blown away. This is exactly the kind of ice cream I’ve been searching for. The mango was fresh and fruity, while the dark chocolate was rich and smooth — truly delicious! Prices are fair for NYC: • 1 scoop: $6 • 2 scoops: $8 • 3 scoops: $10 Portions are generous, and you can also add toppings for an extra $0.50 (I didn’t this time, but I’ll try them next visit). There’s also outdoor seating with a great view — perfect for relaxing in the summer evening, watching the sunset, boats, and the bridge. Highly recommend this spot! It’s a must-visit if you’re in the area.

The Tin Building, in South Street Seaport. Located right next to the rooftop concert venue. Has a very similar feel to Chelsea Market, Essex Market neat me and other high end food court / markets. The building itself is incredible nice and the facilities very clean, and has a multitude of high end restaurants and shops. I recall Ice Cream, pastry, seafood and butcher. A Chinese restaurant on the 2nd floor, bar, and on the 1st floor, a French restaurant, a seafood raw bar and breakfast egg joint. I did not eat here as the prices are a bit too high for me from a food market level, if i was going to spend between 25 - 50 per person at a food court, I rather make a reservation and go out to a real steak or seafood house. But I rated it 3 stars as from the look of the food, its appears to be of high quality; but for me, the price doesn't justify. I was there on Sunday noon and it was quite empty. I think for a traveler or a foreign tourist, it would be on point to try this food court / market out.

The Tin Building by Jean-Georges is a beautiful space. Multiple restaurants inside to eat as well that offer great food. Pier 17 is a great place to spend some time at to relax and to have fun. Outside the views across the river of Brooklyn are stunning. I recommend visiting here at least once.

Lots of interesting seafood and produce in the market. Spoiled parrot has a tasty candy selection and the ice cream is delicious. My husband said it was the best he ever had. Employees were very nice Items on the second floor must be purchased on the first floor. Vegan option candy

We went in to get some sweets. I wanted the brownie which I had once and I thought it it was delicious, but… it tasted different and less chocolatey this time around. We did try their fluffy cheesecake which was really good. My wife hates cheesecake, but she quite enjoyed this one. It’s nice being able to sit outside on a nice day and people watch. Their bathrooms are clean too. It’s also great if you wanna see the ships and boats pass on by and imagine yourself in another time without the horse shit and people shit on the streets. You don’t have to go THAT far when time traveling.

Seriously insanely yummy food. My mouth is watering remembering my meal. This place is well thought out and has fresh, delicious healthy choices. Spacious with comfortable seating and beautiful area. Spectacular views and lots of fresh air. Kid friendly.

I didn’t come here for years, thinking it’s where the snooty wealth hoarders sniff each other’s backsides. Today got a ham & cheese baguette sandwich (mayo, pickle, mustard), dulce de leche canele, and a shot of espresso. it’s still a place where those people flock but I tasted the butter like the frog pulling the no face gold offering from between the floor boards and I said wow

Went for a celebratory birthday dinner, and it did not disappoint! The restaurant is spacious, beautifully designed, and full of lively energy with a modern Asian aesthetic. The food was excellent, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients and none of the greasiness you sometimes find in traditional spots. Everything still retained those authentic Taiwanese flavors. We especially loved the green beans, shu mai, cucumber salad, and wood ear mushrooms. Portions were just right, and the service was polite and attentive. Sure, you might find more traditional or slightly more authentic Taiwanese dishes in Chinatown, but here you’re paying for consistency, quality, and an elevated dining experience. I’d definitely return for another special celebration.

We dined at Din Tai Fung with a group of 10 and waited about an hour for our table. The atmosphere and ambiance were fantastic, truly fitting for a Michelin-starred restaurant. The food was outstanding, with the hot and sour soup, dumplings, and dim sum being the highlights of our meal. The service was exceptional, and the staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating. They even let us cancel a few dishes after we realized we had over-ordered. Overall, an excellent dining experience well worth the wait.

I’ve been to Din Tai Fung in other locations so it was nice to check this specific one out. Honestly the food tastes exactly the same no matter where you go, hats off to their quality control. We ordered quite a bit since we had a large group which I recommend to come with so you can try out many options. The star of the show, the soup dumplings as you might guess. Would definitely come back, especially if I’m in the area and looking for a bite. Try it out if you haven’t been here yet.

Hard to get a reservation. Definitely has to be about a week in advance. But definitely worth it. Hand made soup dumplings and gyozas. Definitely a highlight. The concept is to order a few small dishes per person. Easily shareable. We ordered 6 dishes between 4 people and it was perfect. The beef and broccoli dish was amazing. Not too expensive and good price point considering location, service, etc

Definitely won't come back here. The food is not up to par versus other DTF locations. 1) We got the crab and pork soup dumplings, and there was barely any crab flavor. On top of that, there's no soup!! Look at my photo of the dry wrinkley dumpling... 2) Our oolong tea came out at the end of our meal, and the tea wasn't steeped long enough so it just tasted like water. Tea almost always comes out at the beginning of Chinese meals. 3) Green beans had no wok hei. They tasted like they were boiled or steamed then tossed in garlic sauce. They also didn't properly trim the green beans. 4) $16 for a tiny portion of noodles that tasted like prepackaged noodles. The beef was also dry. They also asked $6 for a side of the special wonton chili sauce which was crazy to us.

It's an absolutely beautiful restaurant in the heart of Time Square. Although the chili wonton wrap is a little hard, the pork chop is little overcooked; it still deserves a 5-star rating comparatively. The Xiao Long Bao (pork soup dumplings) is the best one in NYC (and in America). Someone needs to know how to consume these bite-sized dumplings to appreciate their goodness.

The aesthetics of this restaurant is an immediate attention-grab. Dim lights, large tile and wood work, and enormous layout—would not have guessed how big this place was from above ground. Service was spectacular, but there was quite a wait before being seated. The menu is very purposeful with great dim sum selection and wok dishes. Had high expectations for the food—it was good, but I expected it to be great. Would come again for a special occasion.

This is our third visit to Gersi, and the food continues to impress. The seafood here is even better than Carbone’s — I was blown away by the steamed clams the first time I had them. While Carbone still wins on pasta, Gersi holds its own with fresh, flavorful dishes. The atmosphere is a different story — and in the best way. At Carbone/Torrisi, it feels like you need to bring your Hermès just to match the scene. At Gersi, I still carry mine, but no one’s paying attention — you could show up in flip-flops and still feel totally at home. It’s casual, cozy, and full of the charm of a true neighborhood Italian spot. Their brunch is perfect too.

Amazing food. All the proteins were delicious and cooked to perfection. Staff was super friendly and accommodating for our engagement party with family. Highly recommend!!

Went to this place after going to floating therapy at 9:30 pm and it was the best choice. As an Italian myself, I can guarantee you that the menu is def typical center-north cuisine. The home-made pasta was delicious at the atmosphere was relaxing (maybe also because it was late) 100% recommended.

Stopped in after a show absolutely starving. Glad we did! This place serves Italian size servings. 🙏 I’m a sucker for black linguine and seafood dishes and the portions did not disappoint- clams and calamari to my heart’s delight. The clam sauce dish was very flavorful. The calamari dish maybe could have been a little more flavorful but it was still delicious. I’m also a sucker for prosciutto with fruit so we started with that - again, generous portions! Hit the spot. Tiramisu was good and massive too- on the creamier side in terms of lady finger/cream ratio. Vibes also were perfect: quiet, cozy and lowkey. It felt like we had the place to ourselves. You can also see the kitchen a little bit which is always fun. Will have to return for the lemon pasta…

I really enjoyed brunch here. So many options. Dishes that are great for sharing. We shared everything (5 people). I enjoyed the French toast, polenta and kale salad the most. But everything was great. Looking forward to going back.

Sat in the backyard patio for brunch. Loved the bellini and French toast! Thought the Milanese sandwich was ok it could’ve used a sauce. The mixed salad was really ehh. Overall enjoyed!

Small place in Brooklyn but really good Italian food; it does take a while for food to come, but worth the wait Ricotta cheese was fresh Pasta in the presto was a bit hard at first bite, but when we told them, the fixed it right away and apologized; better if they would have reimbursed us for our trouble Nice romantic place if you wanna take someone; seating outside in front and back Parking is an issue but it is Brooklyn

Heard about this place for a long time from my Thai friends and this place is amazing! We ordered fish curry and crab curry. So tasty! I’d say it’s over the spicy level of American standard but I personally loved it so much! Will come back and try others!

Goated spot for actual authentic Thai dishes, especially underrated ones involving fish. My favorites were definitely the crispy fish as well as the one in a soup, but really everything we got was excellent. The menu is rotating, but I trust whatever they have cooking up recently is going to be good. The staff is extremely helpful in helping decide what meals to select as well as what drinks would pair well with the selections. Overall, an excellent experience and would recommend for anyone looking for Thai food.

Wow! I loved Ugly Baby! The food was probably the spiciest I’ve had in years. It was so delicious that I pushed through and ate it all. They have a fantastic wine selection as well. The server warned us that we were ordering too many very spicy dishes. I pushed through and got them anyways, but he was right. They were very spicy. I appreciated the warning but I’m probably too stubborn to listen. Other than that, great music, fun atmosphere, quick service. What’s not to love?

Is this place packed in tight? Yes. Are the service workers busy running around constantly? Yes. Is the food worth the wait? YES! To the other reviewers who claimed the wait staff were rude...I'm pointing the finger at you. The wait staff were so nice, and ran us through the menu and what was going to be extremely spicy vs not spicy etc. The food was incredible. We tried three dishes: not spicy, spicy, and extra spicy. Granted there were a few dishes that were spicier but I'm glad we didn't get those as an option because the chicken was just right. Anything more and I'd be dying. Although I did try two chili peppers and that was fun.. You should note that there is a time limit. They move you in and out. There is quite a large list of beers and wines (I was quite surprised) to choose from. 10/10 would go back!!

I know. I was warned. But some of the dishes were way too spicy. And I ordered a dish that wasn't marked spicy but turned out to be quite spicy. The flavors were quite good but eventually my face couldn't handle it anymore so I wasn't able to finish my meal because of the pain. The service is attentive and fun. They checked with us several times about the spice and advised I don't drink water because it makes the spice worse. The whole restaurant is very cramped and claustrophobic. Other than the colorful flatware and tabletops, it also felt pretty sparsely decorated. It feels like it's having a little identity crisis between being just casual / homey and more vibrant / artsy.

truly what an experience! We got there at 5:10PM on a saturday, and we got the last two seats in the first seating at a communal table. It is a very tight space, but the atmosphere, smells, and colors really bring me back to thailand. we got the mango salad to start and it was INSANELY spicy- i couldn’t actually eat more than a bite. it was also very fishy, but i appreciate the dish in its flavors- it just wasn’t for me. we tried a bit of the fried rice, and it was more of a salad with rice, but very good. We got the panaag chicken which was recommended by the waitress and i loved that. the thai basil in it was so good and the flavor was spot on- the chicken was super juicy & tender. It was very spicy after a few bites, but not as spicy as the mango salad. we also got the beef shank and it was on the sweeter side with some coconut cream, but it was so tasty. the beef was a bit chewier, but the flavor was so delicious & not as spicy. they had a really big list of beers & wines— but they didn’t give us a glass for the beer… not a big deal, but definitely expect no frills when you come here, but amazing flavors & food! we were spiced out of our minds, but in a good way. highly recommend & would love to come back!

Food was phenomenal. We had a pork belly dish that was amazing and a couple curry dishes with chicken and pork. The flavors are very rich, with curries and fish sauce and lemongrass that brings me back to Thailand and Southeast Asia. We waited 30 min at a bar nearby. Worth it! I would probably suggest going earlier as they sell out of many dishes later in the day.

Food was alright, just your average diner food; lacked a bit of seasoning (specifically referring to eggs and french fries) but could be easily remedied with the salt and pepper on the table. I got the pancakes and scrambled eggs which was alright however, the highlight of my order was the hot chocolate. When I went in it was empty aside from 1 table who I believed had already ordered their food. It took somewhere close to 10 mins for a waitress to come to our table to get our drink order, even though when we sat someone came over to give us menus which I think is a decent time to ask about drinks. After we came in 3 more tables of two came in but service was slow. I would probably come here again.

we ordered pick up since we live nearby. do not recommend. i ordered a chicken caesar wrap with the homemade potato chips. the wrap was so soggy i was unable to pick up the sandwich, it completely ripped and fell apart. the lettuce was also soggy and warm. they also gave me french fries instead of chips. waste of 17$.

My go to spot in the neighborhood -- love the food, people, and experience each time!

A wonderful breakfast for my birthday. I was very happy with the service, and how quickly the food came to us. The staff is attentive and I never had to ask for a refill on coffee. The food was so good and there is a lot of variation on the menu!

This place is the BEST. My daughter and I have been going here every week for pancakes for three years and the entire staff is so gracious and wonderful. The food is what you’d expect from a classic New York diner. Quality food. Quality coffee. Quality people. What could be better? 5 Stars all around!!!!! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

I found myself walking in this neighborhood on a beautiful afternoon and wanted a bite. Coffee shop are words that make me think of comfort food. So I stopped and was greeted by a friendly server and received my food rather quickly and was not disappointed. Who can go wrong with a burger right??? The chipotle bacon cheeseburger made me satisfied and my rice pudding for dessert put the cherry on top. If you find yourself in need of a nosh or just happen by ,make Cobble Hill Coffee Shop your stop.

BEWARE. Decent diner food but terrible service. Wouldn’t let me sit where I wanted. I asked if there was an outlet to charge my computer and she acted like I asked her to move mountains and very rudely told me there are no outlets anywhere. I realized after the fact (after tipping 20%) that they already charged me gratuity for their shitty service. Won’t be back that’s for sure.

Very small shop. My first visit was at 7:30 a.m. for breakfast, but the man behind the counter told me I would have to wait 15–30 minutes because the cook had not arrived yet, so I left. On my second visit at 8:00 a.m., I ordered breakfast and a cappuccino. The breakfast was overpriced—more than $8—and the cook added so much black pepper without asking if I wanted any that I had to throw away half of it. The cappuccino also did not taste good. Overall, not a good place for breakfast or coffee.

This is a really cute coffee shop. The owner is so sweet and really excels in customer service, I look forward to coming here before work. The coffee is really good and priced similarly to other coffee shops in the area. I had a panini here that excelled my expectations.

This is my go to coffee shop in Park slope! The coffee is spectacular and the service is out of this world. Jay creates such a friendly environment and has the best recall memory I’ve ever seen of locals go to coffee orders. Stop by at lunch also for their paninis. Their turkey panini is delicious!

Jay owns the best cafe in the neighborhood! He is extremely warm and welcoming. I love getting my espresso from him and on Friday, one of the baristas makes incredible latte art!!

chicken pesto panini is lowkey the best sandwich in Park Slope. also gotta love our main man behind the counter with the RELENTLESS positive vibes. neighborhood gem!

What a lovely greeting I got upon walking into Cusp! Although I couldn’t match their energy (hard to do pre-coffee), I appreciated feeling like someone was happy to see me! I got an iced americano with half and half, and a avocado, bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich - both delightful! The bacon and ciabatta bread gave the sandwich a perfect amount of crunch to balance the softer ingredients. Although small (counter seating with 5 stools), I was able to get a seat and enjoy my breakfast. They also offer a punch card which is great for regulars. Highly recommend this spot!

This might be my second review and it's well-deserved. I travel from NJ near PA just to get crepes from this spot. Not only are the staff polite, cheerful and outgoing. They're crepes are 100% on point!! I tried a Turkey Club Panini and it was delicious.

The food was absolutely and positively garbage. The Og griddle pancakes were grainy and lacked any real flavor. The scrambled eggs mediocre at best and the chicken sausage that they gave me tasted and looked like Jimmy Dean’s frozen sausages. If I could give this place zero stars I would . I truly wonder why people queue in line for this place.

Best. Griddle. Cakes. Period. OMG, if you’re looking for a charming, delicious breakfast, stop scrolling and head to Breakfast by Salt's Cure. The vibe when you walk in is just chef’s kiss—super cute, bright, and instantly makes you feel like your day is going to be good. I ordered the 2+2+2 breakfast (two griddle cakes, two soft scrambled eggs, and two sausage patties) and can we talk about those griddle cakes?! Here's the kicker and a huge win for the gluten-free crowd: they can make any of their cakes gluten-free! I got the “OG” Griddle Cakes (GF, of course) topped with that incredible cinnamon molasses butter. They are thin and perfectly crispy around the edges with a sweet, molten center. Seriously, some of the best I have ever had. My partner ordered the regular banana walnut cakes, and I’m just going to say it: the GF version was the winner! They were somehow even better than the original. The soft scrambled eggs were perfectly fluffy, and the sausage patties were savory and excellent. This place is an absolute gem for a delightful and genuinely delicious start to your day. Highly recommend!

I’ve been wanting to go here for a while now! As someone who is gluten free, I love that they have the option to make the griddle cakes gluten free. The flavor was beyond any expectations I had! So happy I was able to come early enough before there was a line out the door. Will definitely come back again.

If you go on a weekend be prepared for a line down the block. That said, it moves and you can always grab a coffee while you wait. You place your order up front and they bring it to your table. We all got the 2x2x2. No syrup needed with these pancakes and none is provided.

This place doesn’t have a reservation or a waitlist system so joining the long queue is your only option, especially on weekends. Decided to visit this place on a rainy Sunday anticipating less crowd, however, it turned out many people had the same idea and we had to wait 40 mins (a bargain vs the 60+mins wait normally). You order and pay at the counter and head to the table. The menu is short and amazing! The oatmeal griddle cake (pancakeish but no syrup ) lived up to the expectation!! It was delicious and I never had something like this before. It’s crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Went for the Banana Nut and loved every bite! Recommended 10/10

idk how this place doesn’t have a higher rating. the pancakes are incredible!!!!! I went around 8:30 on a Saturday morning and waited for 15 minutes. the pancakes melt in your mouth. the eggs are good & the chicken sausage is such high quality. i will be back!

Service 10/10. Food was interesting, pancakes are on the wet side but lacks sweetness. The veggie patties were a bit dry. Eggs were done nicely but wish I had ordered toast to dip it in.

I love it, have been here twice so far. First time sat inside and didn’t realize they have a huge sealed-in outdoor patio dining room (they should play this up more as its better than the inside space imho). I really loved the feijoada and the tipsy lion cocktail. My caipirinha was a bit too lime-forward for my taste but I still enjoyed it. My wife really liked her eggs benedict. The second time I came I got the burger which was lovely. Its not a cheap restaurant and I do see a lot of reviews pointing that out, and perhaps they could lower their prices somewhat but overall I really enjoy having a brazilian option in the neighborhood. The next closest Brazilian place that I can think of is all the way over in the west village (IYKYK). I speak Portuguese so I enjoy coming here and catching the vibes…

This place instantly became a new favorite for me. Everyone here is so warm and welcoming and kind. The bartender saw me snagging a photo of the mocktail and helped me stage it with the flowers in the back. The manager gave me a tour of the space and shared how much the neighborhood showed up for them when they opened the first week of the pandemic. It’s truly a magical spot and I will back regularly 😊🥰

Sub-par food at very high prices. The Santo Benedict (3.5/5) was okay but there's no way it's worth $26. The cheese bread they used was very dense, chewy, and didn't have too much flavor. One egg wasn't poached properly, and the potatoes were strange - the skin was super chewy and the potatoes super easily crumbled. They were most likely boiled. The greens were tasty. All this stuff might be okay if the Benedict weren't almost $30. The other food (like empanadas) looked much better.

I recently visited Santo Brúklin, and I must say that it was a delightful experience. As a Brazilian living nearby, I was longing for some good, authentic Brazilian food, and Santo Brúklin delivered just that. We ordered the Picanha, Ipanema Wings and Flan, and all dishes were absolutely delicious. But it wasn't just the food that made our visit so memorable. The service was excellent, and the manager was incredibly attentive, making sure we had everything we needed and were satisfied with our meals. We also noticed that there was a fantastic local culture present in the establishment, which added to the overall experience. As locals, we made sure to make a reservation to secure a spot at Santo Brúklin, and it was definitely worth it. If you're looking for fantastic Brazilian food and a great atmosphere, I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Santo Bruklin was a mixed bag experience. The inside is cute and nice, we didn’t eat outside but hear the patio is great. The Bloody Mary was flat and flavorless, I wouldn’t recommend it. The coffee was great, as was the fried chicken. The crust on it was absolutely delicious, crunchy and dusted with powdered sugar. The berries that came with the dish (chicken. & waffles) were wonderfully ripe. However, the waffle itself was rather bland. My partner got one of the Benedict’s on the PDQ bread and neither of us were a fan of the bread, although that’s really a personal preference. The service was slow and disjointed, but our waitress was also the hostess AND the bartender. Our drinks didn’t come out until the food did, which was unfortunate. Overall I wouldn’t recommend it as a whole.

Enjoyed a lovely Saturday brunch here with friends. The inside is small but they have a nice backyard heated area if you are looking for an IG worthy post . French toast is huge and delicious! Fried chicken was average. Potatoes were delightful with truffle oil and so were the yucca fries. Good service as well. Definitely recommend

The minute you walk in, you get a warm home feeling. Our reservations were super early since my dates were with my 11 and 15 yr old nieces....🤗🙃😊 Gustavo and owner Gil welcomed us and seated us immediately. The food was amazing, and keep in mind if you are used to a specific type of "pão de queijo" the one made here is going to be better!!! Trust me!!! Everything about these little cheese 🧀 breads 🍞 I'd perfection, down to the "Romeo &Juliette" fixings that are served along side. The chicken wings, feijoada, picañha, even the burger, were all perfectly cooked and seasoned. But what stood out the most was Gil and how he patiently explained the food, it's history and fun facts behind each dish. Don't leave without getting the flan and try Santo's "lemonecello" like liquor.....lovely all around!!!

I found Dekalb market hall on Instagram. This food hall was worthy of my visit. I had some snacks, this crepe counter was pretty tasty, I chose my own ingredients, lychee, mango, Nutella chocolate custard, pistachios, hazelnuts, dulce de leche plus cinnamon powder, the mango was a bit raw though. 13 bucks were a great deal to have varieties of flavors. I spent hours in this location, it was close to Target, Primark and Whole Foods market. I didn’t realize Wegmans was quite nearby, I went all the way there again.

Great verity of sweet and savory crepes. They offer a rice flower crepes that are gluten free. Very good quality.

Wow. This place is DISGUSTING! Literal ROACHES crawling across the space as food is being made! The food made me throw up as soon as I ate it. Absolutely Disgusting! This place wasn't like this 2 years ago, the quality has immensely degraded. I can say with 100% certainty that I will NEVER go here again. 15 dollars for 3 pieces of ham inside a nasty crepe. Absolutely horrible.

The crepes were so delicious. Passed by this place a few times but decided to skip but was looking for something sweet this time. I like how you can create your own crepe and it allows you to put so much toppings on it. The crepe is a little pricey but it was pretty big. Although it was a bit of a wait for them to make it but that only means it’s super fresh and it’s not just something that has been sitting around. Definitely craving for another one right now.

Great for celiac - savory and sweet crepes, really good and lots of fresh fruits and veggies in them.

I had the chicken thai crepe. It took 12 min to make but the crepe itself is very undercooked so its texture is off and broke in many different places during eating. The ingredients are fresh and bright but unfortunately the sweet chili sauce was So Sweet it overpowered everything.

lychee is my valentine!! the best i had today. like the rose water as it gave it a refreshing aftertaste. will come back for sure! ♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪

It is super cute inside and the outdoor seating is beautiful. The iced coffee is VERY good. Along with the Nutella strawberry crepe. The Amelie crepe okay. The feta in it doesn’t really belong. Other than that, I would definitely come back!

Nice small spot. Good mucic and positive vibes. The crepes are pretty standard. There's a small counter if you want to eat in. Small restroom. Not handicapped accessible.

The crepes here are absolutely amazing, the taste is delicious. I ate the classical Nutella with strawberries. And really this blows your mind!! Very good service tho.

8/10 crêpes. We had one with Nutella - Classic choice. Small spot but really cool looking! Staff is extremely kind. They used fresh batter for each order, I like that!

Sweet and savory options are both amazing! You can create your own or choose from the menu! Really authentic crepes!

First time having a crepes in NY. It is delicious. You must have one. Enjoy. You can thank me later. Lol.

Very good for a quick bite! Staff was also very nice. The chicken pesto is tasty!

We didn’t have a reservation, but the hostess still managed to seat us right away. She was loud, but in the best way—such a fun vibe and incredibly generous. The food was excellent; we ordered the family dinner, and it was more than enough for everyone. Great experience overall, definitely worth a try.

DELICIOUS. Ordered dinner for 2. Had the japchae boudin balls, green tomato kimchi, k-pear salad, kimchi jambalaya, galbi + grits, and strawberry yummy. The flavors were phenomenal. I loved it so much. Will definitely be coming back!!!

My wife and I always have a fun dining experience whenever we eat at KJUN. They do an amazing job combining different cultures to make an incredible menu. The dishes have evolved over the years and it never disappoints! We had the honey butter chips, hush puppies, tomato kimchi, k-pear salad, fried chicken, galbi brisket & grits, and goguma pecan pie. Each dish was tasty in its own way, but don't sleep on the honey butter chips!!! Such a delicious way to start the meal. Also the staff here are always so friendly & welcoming. They really provide such warm hospitality and make the dining experience so enjoyable. Great food & great staff is a recipe for a memorable meal!

We were warmly welcomed by everyone — such a nice and friendly atmosphere! We were lucky to get a table since we didn’t have a reservation, so I highly recommend making one in advance. It was our first visit, and they kindly explained the fusion-style dishes to us. We shared one appetizer and two mains, and everything was absolutely delicious!! Next time, I’m excited to try something new!

It’s pretty “cozy” spot - only seats about 20 in a comfortable and fairly sedate environment We did the family style meal, which was really ideal. They ask you at the beginning if you want any preferences and of course, I piped up about the. “ fried chicken.”! They started out with a small squash amuse bouche, then we had some fritters, followed by a meatball “boudin ball”. We also had cooked okra and a really unique potato salad. They followed with a delicious gumbo with homemade sausage. Then we had the fried chicken! Wow. Came with hot honey and one other sauce. The squid in pasta and mushroom with radish on top was last before dessert. The person waiting tables knew the food backwards and forwards and was a real treat to work with. (Eli!) They finished the meal with a very small dessert which was kind of a strawberry and cake and whipped cream specialty. We really love the meal. I found the flavors on every course just exploding in our mouth. Really enjoyed this experience and it’s a must do!

Can’t rave enough about this place. We came at prime time and the host tried their best to get us seated and we went for the family set because we were 4 people. The chef was careful to accommodate particular eaters. So everyone was absolutely pleased with what came out. The Kimchee tomato and soy marinated egg amazing to start with. The main dishes were the perfect portion to fill us up. It was our first time here and we are neighborhood folks and the service made us feel like we are part of them so that warmth hospitality is definitely bringing us back in the future. FYI it’s BYOB with a small corkage fee (u less you go for the set) so stop by a local spot grab a bottle and have it with your delicious meal. It such a unique menu for a neighborhood that is getting diverse.

Probably one of our favorite places we have eaten recently! We walked in with no reservation and the staff accommodated us with a table even though it was a busy night. Our favorites were the kimchi jambalaya and the kimchi okra but everything we had was great and looking forward to going back and trying other items on the menu! Also the staff were so nice and friendly :-)

This place easily reminds you how incredible coffee can be... they use a strada machine and their beans are fantastic. Zero acidity, zero bitterness, just pure rich, decadent coffee. This is my new top 3 in NYC. The employees were always smiling and happy to help every single day I went. I wish we had one of these in Palm Desert or at least somewhere in SoCal.

Love the coffee here, usually get lattes or matcha. The environment is very nice, lots of seating, have never seen every seat taken but I usually go on weekdays late afternoon. Service is friendly and quick even when there is only one server.

I spent the day walking on the west side by the Hudson River. On the way home, I stopped here to rest, get coffee and something to eat. I ordered a decaf Americano and an almond croissant stuffed with cheesy goodness. Yummy! Nice vibe here.

Saw this spot in the background of a reality TV show. Figured I would look it up for my next trip into the city. Staff was friendly food was great and my latte was exactly what I wanted to start off my day.

The staff's attention to detail matches the kitchen's precision. Every dish was notably delicious. The team combines speed with sincere friendliness. The place succeeds with its comfort, cleanliness, and looks. I'm truly fond of this spot.

We stopped by Vanilla Gorilla and were blown away by their drinks and unique Pastrino – a genius flat croissant wrap. Vanilla Latte – Smooth and lightly sweet with a super special foamy milk top. A must-try if you love a classic with a twist. Gorilla Mocha Chilla – The ultimate treat for those with a sweet tooth. Creamy, chocolatey, and topped with whipped cream – basically dessert in a cup. Pastrino (Flat Croissant Wrap) – Buttery, flaky, yet satisfyingly chewy. We tried: Chicken Club Pastrino – Grilled chicken, crispy bacon, melted mozzarella, fresh veggies, and spicy aioli. A wholesome, flavorful meal. Reuben Pastrino – Tender pastrami, sauerkraut, melted cheese, and Thousand Island sauce – a sweet-savory dream. Fun fact: They have their own theme song and tons of power outlets, perfect for studying or chilling with friends.

Nice, homey atmosphere and incredible coffee. I ordered the vanilla latte and enjoyed the chai I tried. The man at the counter had great energy and was very personable. Definitely recommend!

Experience was mediocre, staff seemed either tired and ready to go home or just had poor customer service skills. My wife and I opted for the Baked Apple and Cheesecake flavors. The ingredients used were not fresh, our strawberries and apples tasted stale. The thin slice of cheesecake was bland and the amount of ice cream given for the outrageous over charge is ridiculous. Overall for $37, I would definitely spend it else where next time around.

The night that I went to this Creperie I was in a bit of a rush because it was late and we had a long drive ahead of us. I was honestly deciding whether or not to wait the long line or just leave. However the ambiance here is really nice, the service was excellent although it was crowded the 2 employees were working swiftly through that line like pros. I wasn’t expecting to receive my order so quickly but in no time the crepes were ready and we were on our way. Delicious 10/10

I ate it too fast to take a photo. Shop was small, with very little table space, all for standing. Offered a ton of fillings and toppings. I had my crepe about 90 seconds after ordering it. Nutella with strawberries. Was great. Will go again

The best desserts ever! If you love Nutella this is the place!

This place treats dining as an experience worth having. The staff here are among the nicest and most hospitable individuals I've encountered, and they do everything to make your visit satisfying. Delicious menu items and helpful servers. People who care about dining environment will like what they see. I'm excited to try more items here.

I've loved the Creperie since I discovered it years ago and it was just a French woman smoking cigarettes & making crepes so she could make money to travel. It definitely has lost some of is charm now that there's a whole team of people buzzing around but it's still delicious (and a bit faster). It is a very small space with maybe 6 chairs inside, so you may have to grab it and go. I highly recommend getting a strawberry, blueberry, nutella & whipped cream crepe, it's divine.

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!! The guy who made the crepe was so rude and hostile for no reason he kept giving me attitude just for asking if an item can be substituted for something else, he said NO! if you don’t want it anything else will be extra, and the cashier lady said you want it or not also with gross attitude. This place has really bad customer service and very pricey! won’t be coming back!! 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

I love that we could customize our own bowl from their extensive selection of fresh ingredients. Choose from an array of tantalizing mains, delectable sides, and scrumptious toppings. Don’t forget to pair it with their flavorful samosas, crispy tacos, or warm naan. To top it all off, sip on their refreshing homemade mango lassi that perfectly complements every bite. They also offer excellent catering services for special events, all while being served by their friendly staff.

I had an amazing experience at Ambo NYC! I tried the Chicken Tikka Bowl along with 2 naans, crispy samosas, their signature mango lassi, and hot chai — every single item was packed with flavor and tasted so fresh. The spices were perfectly balanced, the portion size was generous, and the vibe of the place was super welcoming. The mango lassi was rich and refreshing, and the chai felt like a warm hug at the end. Highly recommend this spot if you’re looking for authentic, delicious Desi Indian flavors. Can’t wait to go back and try more from their menu!

I tried this for a quick dinner on my way to a jazz club. So good. I got a bowl with basmati rice, black dal, and paneer tikka masala (along with some sides and drizzles). It’s a good value, and everything was delicious.

Come with me to Ambo ( Everyday Indian food) Craving for some delicious Indian food bowl ? Grab your favorite bowl of Everyday Indian Food right on 8th St (between University & Broadway) at AMBO! 🍲 Their everyday bowl is made with fresh ingredients, choice of protein bold spices, and a whole lot of love! Choose from a variety of bases, beans, protein, veggies, toppings, and drizzles to make your own bowl, plate, or wrap at an affordable price. Pair it with a refreshing lassi, chaas or tea to go with it .. We tried 🍛 Biryani chicken , basmati rice Chole, Gobi Manchurian, Baigan Bharta dip,biryani sauce 🍛 Chicken tikka, saffron turmeric rice black Dal, Bhindi, kucumber, cilantro mint chutney 🌮 Chicken tikka naan taco 🥭🥛Mango lassi True homestyle Indian food like never before in a convient and accessible fast casual format. From regional classics to the favourite of the week, they use fresh ingredients and their bold flavors are like nothing you have experienced before. Do stop by for a bowl.

Good Indian food bowl. The black dal (lentils) and the chickpeas are buttery smooth. I got the chicken tikki for my main. It was tender and marinated well. There are a couple of tables and seating to dine in.

The place gives a great deal for the price! I loooove the chicken, I got the bowl, had the veggies, chicken tikka, 2 toppings, biryani sauce and mint/cilantro sauce. The best part of the bowl was chicken. I got ladies' fingers and gobi manchuria where the former was bitter, and the latter was not manchuria, but just cauliflower with gravy. But the chicken kinda overcame the veggie cons.

Stumbled across this place via Too good to go. Love the food and the folks! Would 100% revisit. The food was delicious, affordable, had variety- everything to love.

Wow, this spot truly deserves more hype. Everything from the ambiance to the service and the food was outstanding. This would be a great date night spot or group meal to try more things! Our favorite dish was definitely the Galbi Jjim. If you get one thing here, please get this. The meat was so tender, and the flavors were so well balanced with the slight sweetness from the sauce and drizzle of chimichurri on top. We also loved the beef tartare, which was light and flavorful and paired nicely with both the nori and shrimp crackers. The burrata tteokbokki was also the perfect level of spicy. I like that it was packed with fishcake and Berkshire sausages too, for contrast in flavors and textures. A final star of the show was the black sesame ice cream. I’m not lying when I say this was some of the creamiest ice cream I’ve ever had. The texture was so thick. The nutty flavor balanced well with the toffee bits on top and berry compote. Spectacular.

I had the chance to check out Seoul bap in the city and glad i did. We ordered a few different items and a couple drinks so we could taste a variety of things. We started off with drinks, mine was pretty strong they do not skimp on the alcohol. For appetizers we had the korean fried chicken and corn cheese. The kfc was nice and crispy with a nice kick to it. The corn cheese was delicious and even had a spicy cauliflower in it that gave it some flare. For main courses we did the famous galbi jjim - this is a must! It is tender fall of the bone perfection, the sauce is divine and the parsnip puree completes it. The spicy pork wasn't that spicy which I preferred and was good on its own. And then the burrata tteokbokki, what a combo! The burrata really added a nice cooling touch to the spicy sauce, really great pairing. We ended dinner with black Sesame ice cream which was very velvety. The restaurant is very nicely lit, great atmosphere and the staff was so sweet and welcoming!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 – A Must-Visit Modern Korean Gem in NYC! SeoulBap is easily one of the best new Korean restaurants in Manhattan. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the care and creativity behind everything—from the sleek, welcoming atmosphere to the attentive, friendly service. But the real magic is in the food. We started with the Korean Fried Chicken, and it set the tone for the entire meal—crispy, perfectly seasoned, and glazed in a sauce that balanced sweetness, heat, and umami beautifully. The Galbi Jjim (braised short ribs) followed and absolutely melted in our mouths. The beef was fall-apart tender, soaked in a rich, savory sauce that felt deeply comforting yet elegant. For mains, the Bulgogi Bibimbap was a standout—a beautiful bowl of marinated beef, vibrant vegetables, and that perfectly crisped rice at the bottom, all brought together by their delicious gochujang sauce. It’s classic Korean comfort food, elevated in presentation and flavor. Dessert was just as impressive. The Matcha Panna Cotta was silky and balanced—the earthy matcha flavor came through without being overpowering, and it was paired with subtle sweetness that felt refined. The Mango Yuzu Cake was light, bright, and refreshing—the tangy yuzu cut through the sweetness, and the tropical mango notes made it the perfect way to end the meal. Everything at SeoulBap feels thoughtfully done, from the plating to the pacing of service. Whether you’re a Korean food enthusiast or just love great dining experiences, this spot is a must-try.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ One of My Favorite Korean Restaurants! Seoul BAP is not just another Korean restaurant — the food is absolutely amazing! Every dish is full of rich, authentic Korean flavors with a modern twist. It’s truly one of the best Korean dining spots in the city. The cocktail menu is just as exciting — featuring creative drinks that perfectly match the vibe and flavor of the food. 🍹 Spicy Passionfruit Margarita – bold and vibrant with a Korean-inspired kick. 🥃 Bourbon Bee Hive – smooth, rich, and full of depth. 💜 Lavender Skies – crafted with premium gin infused with butterfly pea flower and lavender, finished with a touch of Amaro — simply elegant. And the newest favorite everyone’s asking for: 🌺 Midnight Hibiscus – a hibiscus-infused vodka cocktail with elderflower and gentle sweetness. It’s beautifully balanced and pairs perfectly with Seoul BAP’s contemporary Korean cuisine. Best enjoyed with Taylor Swift’s Opalite playing in the background! 🎶✨ Come check out Seoul BAP — where Seoul meets style, flavor, and good vibes all in one place.

Seoul BAP distinguishes itself in the saturated ktown scene by offering a truly unique menu that goes beyond the standard Korean fare. What we got: - Galbijjim (5/5) - The star of the night! The meat was incredibly tender and melted in the mouth, easily one of the best I've ever had. - Hamachi Crudo (3.75/5) - A decent appetizer with a nice tangy gochugaru sauce pairing and refreshing clementine. However, the fish was unfortunately warmer and a bit too fishy for a crudo. - Beef Tartare (3.75/5) - Super cute presentation! Loved the crunch of the shrimp chip pairing, but like the crudo, the beef was a little too warm and lacked the fresh, cool taste I prefer. The Burrata Tteokbokki (4.25/5) - Very good! The burrata addition was fantastic, but the rating took a small hit because the rice cakes had an inconsistent texture; some were perfect, while others were slightly undercooked making it harder. Overall, the restaurant succeeds in standing apart through creative dishes and presentation, especially with its must order Galbijjim.

For more footage of our dinner, check out my I G at lawyer.traveler.dreamer. We had such a great night at Seoul Bap NYC. It’s one of those spots that makes you fall in love with Korean food all over again. You’ll find it right in the Flatiron District at 55 W 27th St. The cocktails were incredible. Chris, the bartender, really knows his craft. The Lavender Skies was floral and refreshing, and the Bourbon Bee Hive hit the perfect sweet spot with honey and rye. We started with Beef Tartare, Asparciutto, and Corn Cheese, all packed with flavor and perfect for sharing. Then came the Prawn Stew, bubbling hot with tofu, seafood, and a jidori egg. The Jajangmyeon was another highlight, rich, savory, and comforting in all the right ways. And that Black Sesame Ice Cream for dessert? So simple, but unforgettable. If you’re looking for Korean food in NYC that feels both cozy and creative, you’ll want to check this place out.

Really enjoyed our recent experience at Seoul Bap! Faves were the Crispy Mushrooms, Sashimi Dupbap, and Branzino. We also enjoyed the Korean Pear and Crispy Cucumber Martini mocktails (super refreshing and not too sweet) and the Homemade Black Sesame Ice Cream (get this is you love black sesame!!). The ambiance of the restaurant was great and perfect for a girl’s night out or dinner date - super convenient location as well right in Nomad.

Dinner plans that fell through at another restaurant, brought us to this gem. There were so many good options, it was hard to decide. Everything we had was absolutely delicious. From the escargot, muscles, the lamb and beef dish over beans. We had to get extra bread for the garlic butter and olive oil sauce. They also give you toasted bread for the muscle sauce which was flavorful. They also have great happy hour deals which we did one with oysters and another with mushroom on toast. The staff was very attentive and the space was small but cozy. Completely stuffed by the end, but very well worth it.

Amazing service + amazing food = best combination! Big Tiny goes above and beyond to reassure and satisfy their customers. It’s hard to find restaurants that truly are passionate, but their love shines through especially with the plating and the quality of their food. There were many picky eaters at this table, and yet those plates were wiped clean!! Would recommend and definitely coming back 😇👏

Rather a small & cozy restaurant with limited seating. We arrived without a reservation but they managed to squeeze us 3 in a spot by the window. All we ordered were good. Especially like their very flavourful garlic parsley french fries. Unfortunately one of the dishes we ordered, ravioli did not arrived until all other dishes were long done. Two different waiters came by and promised they looked into it but … Finally it arrived but with the tomatoes sauce and not the cream sauce we asked for. At last no complaint as food is good. Anyways would’ve given a 5 stars had the service been better.

This one is a hidden gem that we found while Googling good foods nearby. We ordered the Steak & Eggs, a Nachos with Chicken. Curry Mussels, Guava Mimosa, and an Escargot. Everything was fantastic, especially the curry mussels. We'll be back soon!

My friend took me here for dinner. It was such a cute restaurant, but very compact. The food was quite good and I thought price was very reasonable for New York City. I would recommend this place if you’re in the neighborhood and craving French food

The presentation and taste of the food was A+. I ordered a bunch of apps and they came out in a timely matter and were delicious. The restaurant had inside/outside seating. I wish the waiter was a bit more attentive but very friendly

The service was excellent, thank you Amanda. Watermelon gazpacho is worth the try. It was a perfect soup for a 90s day. Best Grilled Octopus 🐙. Risotto was superb with scallops made just right. Good choice of music 🎵.

Great location especially if you are going to an event near MSG. Forgot pictures of the pizzas but they were really good. They are not huge pizzas but definitely big enough for the 2 of us. Salads are quite large to share and the grilled bread with the cheese is delicious Definitely a solid place to eat. They have an outdoor patio, indoor seating and a take out/ slice counter. It’s a bit pricey for a pizza/ pasta place but I guess it’s the location.

Roberta’s Pizza at Penny Station is such a hidden gem in New York! The location is super convenient, and the pizza… oh, the pizza is absolutely delicious — perfectly made, full of flavor, and with that authentic taste that wins you over right away. What I really love is the little details: they have a bathroom (which is rare around here!), and right outside there’s a lovely square where you can sit and enjoy your slice in the open air. It makes the whole experience even more charming, with that laid-back city vibe. It’s the kind of spot that combines convenience, amazing food, and a touch of charm in the atmosphere. A place I truly loved discovering and one that’s already on my list of must-stops! 🌿🍕

I met my friend in NYC, she was coming from Connecticut and I was coming from New Jersey and we stumbled apron Roberta’s at Penn Station. We were so happy we did, from the moment we walked in to the moment we left! Our server was Camilo, the food runner was Nisaun, the bar tender was Hadji, they made the experience even better everything was great! We had a small issues which was corrected immediately and we could not have been happier! When we were ready for our check Jema, not sure if she was the GM or AGM came out to make sure all was good! She was just as amazing as her staff! Please keep this staff, now a days good staff is so had to find, I know because I am constantly looking! It is so wonderful to eat at a restaurant where the staff is happy and like there jobs! Thank you for a great meal and experience! We will definitely be back soon!

Really delicious meal here. I had heard a lot about the pizza, so was excited to try it. However, the pizza was actually not the star of the meal. The stracciatella and anchovies was far and away the strongest item we had. The caesar salad was also phenomenal, but the cheese was amazing. The pizza was decent as well, but if we came back, we would likely lean on the appetizers more!

Very much enjoyed my experience here. The servers were all kind and friendly. We had a little bit of a wait for the food, but the atmosphere was very very enjoyable. The rooftop vibes were perfect for a relaxing post-work hang. And the pizza was DELICIOUS.

Solid thin crust pizza and some great bread. Everything was super fresh and right out of the oven, so much so even tapping the bread with a knife caused to it steam. Very much worth your time to stop in. Either for a slice to go or sit down.

Jema is quite possibly, nay, is INDEED the finest host in NYC. This is not hyperbole. She was so gracious and welcoming. Helped us all relax and enjoy our time together. Service was excellent. Regret not getting our server's name but they were so kind and listened and accomodated all of our requests. Food rocked as we expected, just want to highlight how unexpectedly beyond the service and attention we received was! We had the Little Stinker Pizza, the Rosso(Vegan option), and the classic MARGHERITA! Didn't get pics of the greens salad, cucumbers or olives, but all beautifully presented and excellent taste, texture and so satisfying!

Sometimes, the best spots are the ones you stumble upon by chance. After a night out grabbing coffee, my friends and I happened to pass by this bakery on a Wednesday night. Something about its quiet glow and inviting display case drew us in, so we decided to step inside and see what it had to offer. The space had a sleek, modern feel—clean lines, warm lighting, and a display that made it clear they took their pastries seriously. Despite it being later in the evening, the atmosphere was relaxed, with a few other customers enjoying their late-night sweets. The staff greeted us warmly, making us feel welcome even though we hadn’t planned on stopping by. We decided on the chocolate Dubai pie, a name that instantly piqued our curiosity. One bite in, and it was clear this dessert was something special. It leaned on the sweeter side, but what made it stand out was the texture—it felt like a fusion of baklava and pie in the best possible way. The rich chocolate paired with the layered, syrupy crunch created a unique balance, making each bite both indulgent and intriguing. It wasn’t just a dessert; it was an experience. For a spontaneous stop, this place turned out to be a gem. Whether you’re looking for something new to try or just a late-night sweet fix, the chocolate Dubai pie is worth a taste—especially if you enjoy the richness of baklava with a creative twist.

Holy moly these cookies are dangerous. We passed by a few times and never felt we wanted to come in but today we were craving cookies and Jane's was nearby. So glad we did because it may be my top favorite cookie in the city now. I got a caramel chocolate chip and a Nutella chocolate chip because they looked the thickest and most sinful. They are both 12/10😻😻😻😻 Ooey gooey and tasty. Need a hot cup of coffee or tea to go with it. Prices are very good for a NYC cookie Friendly customer service. 💕💕💕💕

THE PIE CRUST COOKIES. The pie crust cookies are super delicious, the savory flaky crust balances so well with the sweetness of the cookies and fillings. They had a passion fruit curd pie crust cookie that I have spent alllllll of this morning thinking about after eating one yesterday afternoon. The cookies aren't very big which is nice because then you can eat more of them, haha. The chocolate chip cookie is also very good. I think the ratio of cookie to choco chips is pretty perfect. The dough is a good flavor, not too sweet. The texture is chewy. I would get it again. There is no seating inside, but there's a counter.

Truly life changing! We discovered Janie’s after we’d had an early dinner but didn’t get dessert at the establishment. Wanting something sweet, we saw the name and thought, will my life be changed! Yup! Delicious pie crust cookies! Triple berry, strawberry rhubarb, blueberry, abs passion fruit are favorites. The chocolate chip cookie is also very delicious. Must try!

Love the pie cookie idea! Unfortunately after more than a bite or two of each flavor, I realized that these are too sweet for me to eat much. :/ Peach cobbler or blackberry peach might be my favorite right now otherwise.

I tasted these cookies a little over a week ago when they provided dessert at an event I attended. We’ve been back to the Christopher location twice since that day. I prefer the pie crust cookies with fruit fillings over the chocolate but they’re all delicious. Outside of the pie crust ones, the caramel apple oatmeal cookie is my fav.

Super delicious cookies, I’d highly recommend stopping here. We shared a half baked chocolate chip cookie and a triple berry pie crust cookie - both were really tasty and at a good price too. Very happy that we stumbled upon this little business that started from very humble beginnings. We were only in New York for the day but I’d seriously recommend stopping here for a sweet treat!

Every flavor we tried was amazing! I love that they use real mini spoons, not single use plastic spoons, to sample flavors. The staff were friendly and patient while we decided which flavors to order. We didn't feel rushed, and there was plenty of space inside while we devoured all the deliciousness- half Freckled Mint Chocolate Chip and half Coffee and Love Nuts. They also have a freezer where you can buy a pint of your favorite flavor to take home, or they do local delivery. I can't wait to come back to try some other monthly/seasonal flavors!

West coast ice cream shop with a few locations in NYC. Nice selection of flavors, some flavors are seasonal & temporary so constantly change. They make their waffle cones in house. Great prices.

A scoop of magic 🪄 every time 🌟!! Salt & Straw never disappoints. From the moment you walk in, the aroma of fresh waffle cones and the creative energy of their rotating flavors set the tone. What really stands out is the experience — you’re encouraged to taste any flavor (and even some toppings), and there’s absolutely no rush. The staff is incredibly patient and genuinely wants you to find something you’ll love. Every flavor feels like a little story, whether it’s the classic Sea Salt with Caramel Ribbons or one of their bold, seasonal creations. The texture is rich and creamy, and the ingredients always taste fresh and high-quality. The service, the flavors, and the welcoming vibe make Salt & Straw more than just an ice cream stop — it’s a treat every time. Worth the line, worth the price, and worth every single bite. Stay cool #nyc

It’s fine but nothing amazing and I don’t get the hype. The flavor combos offered are “unique” but that doesn’t do anything for me. I’d take a really good quality, tasty vanilla any day. I got bored of the ice cream after a while but the cone was quite nice.

I went to Salt & Straw yesterday and my ice cream was so good! if you are a vanilla ice cream connoisseur, you HAVE to try the folded vanilla ice cream. I also got a scoop of the honey lavender which was delicious! if you love combination flavors and large scoops of ice cream, this is the place for you! :)

If you want to take a break from your tried and trusted boring flavors then this place is for you!! Unique flavor creations that changes with the season. They highly incourage you to try as many flavors before settling for 1 or 2 🤗. Oh and they didn't forget your furry friends....pup cup is available for purchase.

They have weird flavors, most of them taste good. They don’t limit you with sampling and very friendly staff. That is excellent. They didn’t have chocotaco and there was a long line so 4 star review.

Came across this establishment as part of Yelp 3rd annual Boba crawl event. Tried two of their teas and the place does not disappoint. Teas were flavorful and just the right amount of sweetness. If you are around LIC, check out this tea house.

I recently stopped by Master Panda, a charming panda-themed bubble tea shop that’s as cute as it is delightful. I tried several of their specialty teas, and the Green Milk Tea with Whipped Cream and Panda Marshmallow, along with the Fragrant Jasmine Milk Tea with Matcha Whipped Cream, stood out as my favorites. Both drinks were not only flavorful but also beautifully presented. The shop’s decor is modern and inviting, filled with panda motifs. The Strawberry Milky Mochi was another recommendation from them. Whether you’re a bubble tea aficionado or just looking for a cute spot to relax, Master Panda is highly recommend for anyone in the area!

This coffee shop is VERY cute. The atmosphere is cozy, the staff is friendly, and the coffee is top-notch. Whether you’re grabbing a quick cup to go or settling in to get some work done, it’s the perfect spot. Highly recommend! And it’s dog friendly !

$1 convenience fee for ordering in person is ridiculous. Orange fresh tea was amazing with awesome flavors. Could enjoy it however the Watermelon coco milk left much to be desired even with the jelly. Light sugar and light ice on both was enough. 3.75 star ill give 4. Second time coming and was not too antsy to come back. Bag was a nice touch.

This was not a good experience... Because they were doing renovations the next day, they didn't have a lot of the food items that I was looking forward to. Also, the guy there wasn't friendly and seemed annoyed that we came in. The red bean bun was just microwaved and was hard and didn't taste good. The drinks weren't bad but did not live up to the hype. How is a place just opened not be able to serve the items they advertise to their customers...

This bubble tea shop features a panda theme, with cute panda ornaments on the walls and beautifully cartoon-decorated cups. The taste of their bubble tea stands out among many, offering some unique flavors. The service is quick, and the orders are promptly filled. The only drawback is that since the shop recently opened, there's still a noticeable smell from the new decorations, which can be challenging for those sensitive to such odors. However, for bubble tea enthusiasts, this place is worth a visit, especially for pickup orders.

This is a really cute bubble tea store with delicious drinks. It has a panda theme which is all over the store as the name implies. It has a cute esthetic! My favorite drink is the Watermelon with Coconut Milk. So sweet and refreshing especially given the summer weather.

The restaurant is located in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. They have an additional location in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn. They serve various crepes, waffles and drinks. I ordered the chocolate cannoli crepe. It was well-prepared and a generous size. The restaurant prepares breakfast options. They have several tables for dining in. Friendly staff.

My daughter and I were out for a walk and decided to stop by this small café for something cold to drink. We chose a milkshake and loved it. The barista was very friendly, which made our visit even better. One unique feature of this café is that you can write your name and stick it on a world map, marking the country you're from. I highly recommend this café. It has a friendly atmosphere and is a great place to relax.

This is my last time ordering here. I ordered a plain crepe, add condensed milk & strawberries. The entire crepe is DRENCHED in condensed milk — it’s literally inedible!!! It’s supposed to be a drizzle, a normal amount. This is disgusting and soggy. Honestly want a refund.

First impressions don't tell the story. The products they use taste noticeably fresh. Personnel showed remarkable friendliness and supportive behavior. You can easily find seating in this roomy place. Don't miss the chance to try it yourself.

I don’t really care for crepes but figured I’d swing by for one and a milk shake anyways. The place is small but pretty cozy. The little Asian worker in the back wasn’t too pleasant to deal with and had a pretty nasty mouth on her but that doesn’t bother me. Matter of fact I enjoy it. Not that bad of an experience and at least I got my milkshake.lol

The best coffee/espresso beverages in the neighborhood. Prices are more then fair for the quality and quantity they provide. I've been here almost everyday since they've opened. Beautiful and delicious crepes both sweet and savory. I love cafes I've been to many in the area and this is definitely #1. Customer service is amazing the girls that work here know what they are doing and are amazing. It gets busy at times but definitely worth the wait. The price is cheaper then most places around this neighborhood and this is not an Asian Crepe place as someone mentioned, you could tell by the crepe dough.

Nice quiet cafe with a great soft drinks. I liked ise and hot latte, and both of them are delicious. I'm getting ice latte at hot weather and the hot one when the weather is cold, every evening I'm coming out from the mosque(which is right in front of it). 👍👍👍

My new favorite place!! My friend and I wanted a sweet treat after walking around the city and we found this spot that has both gluten free and dairy free options. We dined in and we absolutely loved the environment, it was so homey. The lady that owns the place was so sweet and made the best crepes I've ever had! Will definitely be visiting again. Also this picture on the wall was cute, I had to add it here.

Loved this place as they had Gluten free crepes. Would highly recommend it. The owner was so sweet and so nice. They have a couple of tables outside to sit and eat. Would highly recommend this place. Hard to find places that do gluten free so definitely thankful for that!! Loved it

small crêperie planted in the East Village. stopped by here to grab a hot coffee to go before a long walk filled with errands. the owner/operator brewed a fresh pot, and I appreciated her hospitality and attentiveness in providing a quality cup of coffee. the lady, at Honey Crepes, is friendly. i enjoyed our chat while waiting for some hot brew. look forward to returning to try one of the savory OR sweet crepes in the future. it's businesses like these that give the East Village a newfound charm and personality without it becoming just an other generic neighborhood.

A very sweet lady served us when we visited. I got the turkey crepe with spinach, which was delicious, but the crepe itself was so small and fillings were light. For $15.85, it was not worth the price for me.

Olga was so sweet and whipped up 3 different crepes for takeout lightning fast! They were still warm when I got home :) Next time I’ll be sure to dine in and have a coffee!

Terrific place, the food was delicious. I had vegan pancakes with bacon, they were beautiful. The owner is a funny little woman who hardly understood my London accent so fun was had ordering - it was a great experience all round. I wanted to visit again but things got away from me, I will definitely be returning.

Olga makes just the best homemade crepes and more!!! While you are there get a handmade wool crocheted hat too.

Payment is easily accessible via phone or the kiosk. Menu is very plentiful with many savory and sweet delights. The Mochi crepe I ordered was delicious. I was able to see it made right from scratch in front of me, and it did not disappoint. Wasn't too sweet but it had just enough to leave me wanting for more. Unfortunately, the seating was a bit cramped and the tables were a bit messy from being unkept, definitely not a perfect dine in experience. The atmosphere is also lacking in music, it feels quiet, devoid. This works for some but personally, I enjoy a faint hint of background noise to distract from the often distracting sounds of loud chewing and chatter. Overall, a great experience, would come again.

Ciol crepes store with all the many cool varieties of crepes right in Park Slope not too far from Barclay's. Coming from "wild Park Slope" for Jazz nights, this was my second time passing by and this time I decided to stop in since i don't live nearby; I thought today was the day, why not. There are so many options with the sweet & and savory which contains food. I opted for the sweet Fruits Coctail, which contained Mango, strawberries, blueberries, bananas, & Raspberries with whipped yogurt. I couldn't get home fast enough to try it. And let me say, this is what you call a crepe. It was sweet but not overly sweet for a sugar rush. And it was filled all the way to the bottom; not like others I've had with an empty shell. I enjoyed it and will definitely visit again. I highly recommend this crepe store, so many options to choose from if you want to try something fun. and it's not bank breaking.

I wanted to try something different, especially after seeing so many crepe places pop up. I ordered the new Sweet Crepe - Oreo Toasted Marshmallow for $9.95. It was really pretty but a bit difficult to eat. The desserts are freshly prepared and you can watch as it is being prepared. They have indoor seating if you want to enjoy your dessert. I also ordered a side order of vanilla ice cream and I really enjoyed that! The ice cream was not too sweet. I was not a big fan of the eggy flavor of the crepe and custard but all of the toppings were yummy.

Not worth it at all. Crepes were good only for taking a picture and ready to be thrown away. Were way too sweet, but lacking any flavor whatsoever. Almost empty inside. A few slices of strawberries, chocolate syrup, little spoon of vanila ice cream. For 2 crepes I have paid $33 plus tips. The cashier had bad manners and made me feel not welcomed there. Not coming back for sure.

Everything we've tried has been very tasty here!!! Love that you order on a screen menu too.

I had the taro milk tea and the strawberry Dubai Nutella crepe. I was satisfied. The taro milk tea was good (30% sugar) and the crepe held together very well through travel and eating. It didn’t fall apart. The crepe is cooked to maintain some crunch which adds texture. The only thing I could nit pick is the amount of strawberries; it could have afforded to have a couple more strawberries in it. But otherwise, DELISH.

All the savory crepes I’ve had have been absolutely delicious and everything tastes fresh.

Adorable place with delicious crepes, coffee drinks, and an assortment of Japanese snacks! We had the lemon sugar crepe and a latte for an afternoon snack but we will definitely be back for a banh mi crepe.

This place is awesome. I tried a lychee green tea with bubbles and it was probably one of the best I've ever had. The bubbles are perfect: soft and chewy. The tea is not too sweet and has a delicate flavor that isn't too overpowering. Inside is decorated very lovely and it is a perfect place to hang out, study, eat. Also, it has great wifi and a clean bathroom. Lastly, the staff is incredible. Warm, friendly and extremely quick. Highly recommend and a must try in the neighborhood.

Vibes-amazing for remote work. It’s so quiet and cute here! Latte is AMAZING! And lemon sugar crepe!!

Very good boba tea it is so delicious. Also, they have very good service. The people are super nice and patient!

OMGGGG went today for the first time ordered myself some ice coffee LOVED 🥰 definitely 💯 coming back to try everything else !!

Staff is so friendly and food/drinks are delicious! The shop is very clean and decorated so nicely. I highly recommend the Nutella crepe and Viet cold brew. They also have ice cream!

Great Crepes. And good price And they got Vietnamese coffee! Adds a unique spot to the area Update: I've been going here for two years now. It's my favorite crepe place in NYC! Best service, best food, they always play great music. I have no complaints, just praise and love.

The best creperie in town! They have a wide variety of sandwiches, savory crepes, sweet crepes and even big Belgian waffles! My favorite is their crooked veggie sandwich and s’mores crepe. I usually substitute the chocolate for speculoos spread and it’s just delicious!!! Their ingredients are always fresh and cleanliness is taken seriously. Their staff is the best and the place is a cozy hole in the wall with interesting interior design; perfect for a romantic date when they have candlelights in the evening or for happy hour drinks with your coworkers!

Cute place Enjoyed the brunch= drink, entree, and side. One of the best crepes I've had in years. I'm glad I wandered past and decided to try it out

It’s nice to eat a crepe in a place that isn’t frilly. The Crooked Tree has a warm and low-key ambiance. Try the red sangria paired with a savory crepe like the Merquez lamb sausage with goat cheese and veggies. Or order a sweet crepe with a coffee. Happy hour specials on weeknights, but you don’t have to wait to get a good deal here - the menu is very reasonable. The front windows open when the weather’s nice – with a couple of tables set on the sidewalk.

Really wanted to like the place, reading all the reviews. Unfortunately, waiting for my order for almost an hour coming in incomplete did not make me very happy. Crepe I ordered was simple and takes 5 minutes to make. What I got was something rubbery with overcooked strawberries and nutella inside. Slow and inconsistent service.

The crepes are on the crispier side here but the flavours are good. Reasonably priced and cosy dining area. Kind of a long wait though.

A very homey feel and amazing crepes. The staff was extremely kind and made the experience even better. No complaints at all.

Very good crepes, nice atmosphere, friendly servers all make for a great spot to stop for lunch. Great beer and wine selections. You must try the very basic, but never boring, lemon, butter and sugar dessert crepe. Even though this is a basic selection at any crepe place it is possible to do it wrong. The Crooked Tree does a great job with this type and it is simply delicious.

- Comfortable space. - Jasmine iced bubble tea was pretty good. - The turkey and cheddar cheese crepe was okay, it didn't look like the picture though - was surprised to get cold cut turkey in it..

The team there know the local kids that come in. It has a great local vibe, and the teas had a distinct tea flavor and didn't just taste sugary. It didn't taste watered down or bland; it tasted much more balanced than some other boba teas I've had in Manhattan. Would recommend if you're in the area!

The atmosphere was very comfortable, the workers were very kind and helpful, the crepes are AMAZING (had the nutella, strawberry, banana, and green tea ice cream crepe), and they displayed the preparation which is nice.

I'm not sure why she acted like this, but the woman who served me seemed very rushed and rude the entire time. The tea itself tasted awful as if it was soapy or something, I'm unsure. I was surprised because the reviews are so great.

Love the green salad crepe, delicious, always get one when I'm in the area,. Highly recommended

Best place for Japanese Crepes. The coconut Bubble tea is the best. Highly recomend it

Delicious crepes, juices and bubble tea and great lunch specials.

Repeatedly asked for my egg to be cooked well done, but received a crepe full of raw egg white. Additionally, the part of the crepe I ate had no flavor. The attendant had no idea what I meant when I asked if there was milk in the batter, instead responding repeatedly that it was gluten-free. That really doesn't inspire confidence in people with food allergies. I should have walked out then. Now I'm left minus $9 and hoping I don't get food poisoning from all the raw egg I ate before realizing. And one other thing if the owner reads this... It's gross to see the batter spreader and spatula sitting in a pot of dirty water. Hide it or keep it clean.

I can finally cross out the crepes from my food list. This little delicious hiding spot makes the best crepes and OMG the freshly squeezed lemonade with mint was really refreshing.. prices are fair , atmosphere was cute simple just right in the early morning.