I came here for lunch, and it was one of the most delicious meals I have had in New York. This is…read moremy first time trying Trinidad food, so I wanted to get everything. Inside there is a line to order, as well as kiosks on the side. There are also two small tables if you want to eat inside. The bathroom is very clean, and they also have a sink by the wall to wash your hands. Service is efficient and I got my food about 15 minutes after ordering. My favorite was 100% the doubles. The basic channa double with tamarind sauce and mango chutney was so soft and perfectly sweet and tangy. The oxtail and goat curry were also good, but the channa was far superior---which says a lot since I love meat. I like the softer texture of doubles more than the thicker aloo pie and thinner/dryer roti. And considering how affordable every item is, I would definitely come back if I am around the area!

My new favorite food - doubles! I see what the hype is about and I'll be buying a few doubles to…read moretake home next time. The shop is steady busy with takeout orders and the occasional folks (like me) who wanted to sit and enjoy my first doubles there. They only have two tables and chairs. Most people order to go. You may order at the kiosk and wait for your number to be called when it is ready to pick up. The kiosk is good because it easily shows all the sauces you may add to your doubles and the variety of other things like drinks, etc you may order. There is also the option to get in line and place your oder. You can watch the assembly line of workers quickly making food. Then check out with the cashier. They sell lots of different cakes, breads, nuts, and drinks too. I was a little overwhelmed on what to order, but a nice employee helped me out. I showed him what I was trying to order and asked for suggestions. Thanks to him I had the best doubles! Added tamarind sauce, mango chutney, and the benny sauce. The perfect vegetarian meal for $2.50! It is made of roti (flatbread), curried chickpeas, and topped with the sauces. Then rolled up to make a sandwich. So flavorful! I wasn't too sure which drink to get as I wasn't sure what they all tasted like. Chose the Seamoss drink, which is a mix of milk, seams, nutmeg, and some spices. Milky and not overly sweet. This was good. Maybe next time I'll get sorrel, which is hibiscus. They said the peanut drink is good too. Ordered Pholourie with tamarind sauce. These are fried savory dough balls. I couldn't resist getting a sweet treat. So, I randomly picked the salara bread, which looks like a cinnamon swirl bread slice. It is actually stuffed with shredded coconut that is colored red and tastes like cherry. Pretty good and not overly sweet. Definitely add this place to your list of eats in Queens. It is a trek from the city, but so good! Also, nice that it is a little bit away from the loud busy part of Liberty Ave in Richmond Hill. This is about a 15-20 min walk from there on Lefferts Blvd. Restroom available.

Incredibly delightful spot--an excellent choice whether you are stopping in the storefront portion…read moreup front for provisions, an excellent coffee, or some of the best, wonderfully curated cheeses you can find, or if you are venturing to the back for a certainly delicious, most likely cheese-forward meal. I have eaten in here twice in quick succession. Stopped in for a quick meal before a nearby event and had a kale salad, which is simply sublime--the mix of savory (kale, farro, walnuts), a touch of sweet (dried cranberries) and the rich tang of manchego--and we're not talking a drizzle, we are talking honking large chunks of high end manchego dusting your salad like a snowstorm... one of the best things I've eaten in some time. I know what you might be thinking, just a salad? But an incredibly filling, satiating salad, and with the added frisson of feeling somewhat healthy... it was hard to avoid ordering on my next visit! But try other things I did upon dining here with my fiancée, to great success! For appetizers, we shared several plates, which were also quite enjoyable, with highlights being the Artichoke Crostini (featuring parmesan and Manchego) and the Butternut Squash Soup topped with roasted pepitas was delightful (actually featuring zero cheese!). The spring pear salad (arugula, goat cheese, zucchini, pear, pomegranate, walnuts) was quite solid--zucchini perhaps a tad overwhelming the other ingredients, but still enjoyable, and of course we had to try a cheese plate--as I indicated above, their cheese selection is amazing--I doubt you can go wrong, but their Manchego is truly amazing, and the Barely Buzzed--with ground espresso crust--are stunners. We had an excellent blue cheese as well. Drinks were fine--not my favorite part of the experience, but good enough. Wine was ok too--did have a "dry" white that I didn't feel met the description--but the beer list is quite interesting. They do offer good happy hour drink deals as well--though they didn't include some of the more adventurous cocktail options... perhaps I should come back later and try those. The back is charming--calling it a speakeasy or "hidden" cocktail bar is a bit of a stretch, but it is nicely portioned off from the store, and there is a cool outdoor area as well. Staff is super helpful, particularly in the restaurant portion. The provisions/cheese slicing up front can be a little slow moving but again, damn if that cheese isn't worth any kind of wait!

This place has quickly become my new favorite lunch and coffee spot. I recently started working in…read morethe area. I randomly walked in one day and ordered a chicken pesto panini sandwich. It comes with a mixed green salad and a house made dressing that is to die for. The service is also superb. They also make a really great latte. The restaurant has several menu options, indoor and outdoor dining, as well as board games to keep you entertained. They also sell cheeses by the ounce or pound and everything you need for your charcuterie, including the wine. Definitely check this place out if you're in the Cobble Hill area of Brooklyn.

What a bomb Italian grocery shop! Our friends told us about this place so we drove a good chunk to…read morecome here and it was definitely worth it. Delicious Italian cheeses brought us back home and also certain prepackaged cookies and snacks totally warmed our hearts. It's a rather large grocery store where you'll find all kinds of Italian things from cheese to pasta, everything is imported from Italy. We loved the semi stagionato cheese and took home a lot of delicious black pepper cheese. Loved finding many different things I normally don't while bringing back some nostalgic things we love. If I'm in the area again I'll for sure make a quick stop here, totally worth it.

Great selection of Italian meats, cheeses olive oil's. If you're looking for something Italian,…read morethey have it.

'Pecoraro' means 'shepherdess' in Italian, and this charming place guided us through a range of…read morecourses and tastes. A hidden gem attached to the local factory that makes the cheese. It's similar to the best local places we've visited in Rome. Wife, the food critic in the family, had the "the best lasagna ever" but done in a unique way. My rigatoni had a unique pesto blend. The focaccia was a meal in itself and the Parmesan was baked not sprinkled. Jonathan the server gave clear explanations and recommendations. We took home a mozzarella ball fresh from next door. Must visit.

Came here on a Friday night! The place is cute and cozy, but the food was AMAZING. the burrata and…read morepasta is made in house. Our server, Giovanni (sp?) had amazing recommendations. All of them were amazing. Definitely recommend!!

Blue Velvet Bagel was fire. Nathan helped out and was very nice. The vibe of the place was solid…read more Coming back again.

There's honestly nothing very remarkable about this place. They are definitely a bit overpriced,…read moreand the bagels are smaller than they should be. Of course, it's obvious that you are paying for new Brooklyn when you come here. I'd much rather go to a real bagel shop with a much wider variety, lower price tag, and more schmear options. For four sandwiches and two bagels with cream cheese, I paid like 45 or $47. A little crazy, considering how small the bagels were and the skimpy toppings. Also, the guy taking my order seemed super confused and out of it. The service here was nothing spectacular. Clearly everyone is high.

I've spent hours sourcing the best cappuccino in the Carroll Gardens / Boerum Hill / Cobble Hill /…read morePark Slope neighborhoods. And this is it. I haven't tried them all, obviously -- too many coffee shops -- but what I have tried, and come back to, over and over, is the products of the amazing team at Posto. It's not just about the skillfully made drinks or the balance of flavors, the fresh, Italian-style coffee or the filled-to-order Italian donuts and Maritozzos (iykyk) -- it's the overall ambience. You come here to put down the screen and enjoy the moment. So often do we rush through our coffees, or even bring them to meetings, at the beck and call of the city's hustle. But at Posto the kind, talented, customer-first team asks you to slow down and escape all of that, to savor every sip of coffee in the classic Italian style. Walking in feels more like a poem than a cafe. Gone are the transactional, disingenuous "how are you's" and instead you get to discover all sorts of fun barista (and bar) creations, Tuscan products, and fresh pasta. The servers and owner are always read to provide a recommendation, and like in Italian cafes, they bring whatever treats and drinks you land on to you. (My favorite aperol spritz is also from Posto.) Outside, the peaceful garden hosts two large umbrellas. It's vibrant, as if you're in a neighbor's backyard and they are willing to share a colorful moment with you, birds chirping overhead. As I finished the last drop of my cappuccino this morning, I realized that forty-five minutes had passed, and every sip of coffee was just as good as the last. Thank you!

Beautiful space and really charming! The atmosphere here is really relaxed and pretty much always…read morecrowded but rightfully so. They have great backyard space and a decent amount of seating inside as well. The staff is really friendly and make delicious coffee. I got a bombolone and a latte. I know they make fresh pasta but haven't had a chance and would love to come back to try.

This place is tremendous in the sense that it is great. Great sandwiches cookies coffee they have a…read morelittle bit of everything. This place slaps

My first few encounters here were related to the Too Good to Go app where they sold big bags of…read morebaked goods for a very cheap price. They were always doughnuts and muffins. Lately, we've come for their lunch sandwiches. Most of them are named after streets in BK Heights, which I thought was cute. They're better than the other fast food subs around the neighborhood. I've had the Brooklyn Heights with hot lean roast beef with lettuce and tomatoes on hero and the dumont with hot roast beef with melted cheese and onions on a hero. The employees behind the counter are usually very nice and make sure that you're being helped. As I wait for the sandwiches, I'm usually browsing all the other baked good options ranging from cakes to cookies to cupcakes. I did succumb once and paid over 20 dollars per lb for Christmas cookies. They were alright, but very pricey.

Can't believe a box of 36 cheese ravioli is only $8.99! Incredibly affordable and feeds the whole…read morefamily. Their famous ravioli are packed in boxes and refrigerated. They actually have multiple options like eggplant ravioli, broccoli rabe and a few more. They sell many Italian staples like cheese, sauces (vodka and tomato) and dried pasta. Also stock pantry items imported from Italy.

Ravioli's are great! The only thing I don't like is the owners attitude! He's very rude and not…read morefriendly at all! But the employees are very nice

I think of the chickpea salad sandwich from Chicky's every day. I'm writing this now because I…read moremoved away, and my Saturday morning Chicky's run feels like a ghost limb that I eagerly anticipate before the embitterment of its loss returns.

I just moved to the neighborhood and today i saw this place it was very cute,staff were nice and…read morethe sandwiches i got was delicious

Date of visit: April 12, 2026…read more This small, unassuming spot didn't really even trigger my radar the first time I walked by it, but our second time through Times Square it registered what they were selling and that it would be a good gift idea for a friend. I am not a tinned fish connoisseur myself, but our friend is, and having the tins with the various years and facts from that year on them is genius and makes for a great gift that is not yet another keychain or t-shirt. Staff were friendly and mostly stayed out of our way--helpful considering that the entire store is essentially the size of a well-appointed bedroom. The price is likely high given the item, but again, it is a unique and easy to transport gift item that was really perfect for the recipient. Not so sure how long this place will last, but I am glad it was here when I needed it!

Came here unexpectedly while gallivanting in Times Square and it was perfect timing because I…read morewanted to gift my sister something from New York and she happens to be a sardine lover. Magical and reminiscent of a childhood factory, the shop will absolutely get you. From the packaging and decor, the eye catchiness of it all will persuade you to purchase more than you really should. I wanted to get my sister the comic bundle because she also loves comics but it was I think ~$150 for only a few packs of sardines. They have a rotating rack of sardines packaged by state but I think it's all the same, you're just paying for the art. I do think it's a tourist grab and honestly the sardines weren't extraordinary. Regardless, the person working there was nice and it's nice to peek around anyways. I just don't think the sardines are actually any better than some you may find in a World Market or regular store.