Mole Poblano They…read morecall themselves a Mexican Diner. That means that the menu is the size of a small book, as you might find at a New Jersey Diner. If your first visit is for dinner, you can stop at the first page of the menu. The Mole Poblano is memorable! The room is large and loud. The service is attentive.

August 5, 2026 2pm to 8p.m 2 pm party of 8 ( 7 adults and…read moreone child) All Family. Table was ready when we arrived. Food came out timely without being rushed. Drinks were on point. Service was welcoming, friendly, and courteous. The food here is always plentiful, flavorful, and delicious. We were able to bring in a cake for one birthday and got churros for the other. Everything was enjoyed with leftovers. 6 pm I had dinner with another cousin. We got our usual table and the food was amazing as was the staff and service. Always a good time See photos for the Food.

I took my family here for the first time in a Sunday afternoon. We liked the bright ambiance and…read moremellow vibe. It might be time to have the upholstery cleaned though. The outdoor seating looked pleasant. The service was cheerful and attentive. We ordered the Chicken & Oreo waffles and the Baked BBQ Jerk Turkey Wings and mashed potatoes. My wife and I ordered Mimosas, which were fine. The turkey wings were well seasoned and fell off the bone, but there wasn't a hint of barbecue or jerk, which annoyed me. The chicken did not taste well seasoned for Southern cuisine. The mashed potatoes were good. The Oreo waffles were light on the Oreos and came out as pictured, without the whip cream or other toppings that typically adorn a specialty meal. I only mention this because the cost is a bit on the high side, setting expectations up. Our server Kitana was very nice and attentive. It's fine for a low key meal with family and friends. I hope it succeeds even though I won't be rushing back.

This was a cute spot in my neighborhood. The decor is so pretty, and the vibes were on point. It…read morewas pretty empty as you can see when i came. Lots of people were coming for takeout, and that was the plan originally, but i decided to stay once i walked in and realized it'll be a cute brunch date with just us in an empty restaurant. The service was great. We were greeted immediately upon entry. Asked if we wanted to dine in or go... and was able to choose where we wanted to be seated because the restaurant only had a few other patrons eating in. I chose a table in the middle of the restaurant. The vibes were good as it was a Pandora playlist of 2000s R&B. We were given menus and ordered our food. The price point is okay. A bit high but not too much. We ordered a passion fruit lemonade and a rum punch for drinks, and then chicken and strawberry waffles for me, and shrimp and Oreo waffles for my date. The shrimp were huge!! It comes 6 to an order, and as you can see 4 triangle pieces that amount to 1 waffle. The chicken was delicious. Juicy, tender and flavorful. Hot sauce and other condiments are available on the table. I had to ask for syrup tho. We hung out for a few after we finished our meal and didn't feel pressured to leave or to pay. All in all, I'd definitely return to try other things on their menu. I'd give it a 4 out of 5 for this one. Because it's walking distance from my home it's an easy choice for brunch for me. A win is a win! See photos below.

Cleanliness 4.5 Staff 4.5…read moreSpecial crepes 4.5 Strawberry waffles 4.5 Price: $$ ($25.00 for both.) Tucked away in a cozy corner of Bay Ridge is a charming dessert spot with many waffles and crepes options. If you're a Nutella enthusiast, this is your must-visit destination. There are some seatings, both inside and outside. You can customize your dish with a variety of toppings, all generously smothered in Nutella. We opted for the Special crepe, which featured pistachio, Nutella, strawberries, and bananas, as well as the strawberry Nutella waffles. Both desserts were beautifully displayed and delightful, though the Nutella could be a bit overwhelming at times, even for avid fans. Definitely worth another visit!

One crepe is enough for two people. Wasn't able to finish neither, had to take the rest home.read more

Know this is a quintessential brunch spot, but I have to start this review off by saying I came for…read moreDinner and lucked out because it was still happy hour too. This is one of those places where everything on the menu sounds so good and so you have lots of trouble deciding what to get, but the fact of the matter is everything actually IS delicious so you can't go wrong. Also make sure you get one of their Pitas... Legit one of the best I've ever had. It was also mesmerizing to see how fast they rolled and cooked each pita in the wood-burning oven. Waitstaff was so so so charming and so attentive. never had to flag them down or ask for water. Music was also on point and set the tone for the rest of the wonderful evening.

I've attended a lot of brunches…read more Usually I am relegated to the patio. At Sunday in Brooklyn, however, someone finally recognized that I am capable of indoor dining. We were meeting friends for brunch, and although this cute corner restaurant has outdoor seating, the staff very kindly allowed me to come inside with everyone. Excellent start. Then the food began arriving. And things escalated quickly. Sunday in Brooklyn is known for its double-stack pancakes, but calling this thing a pancake feels wildly inadequate. It's enormous. It's decadent. It's covered in something magical. I don't entirely understand what happens in that kitchen, but clearly regular pancake rules do not apply here. And Mom didn't even order the regular version. They were offering a special tiramisu version. Naturally, Mom decided this needed investigation. Please refer to the photographic evidence. Then--because apparently a gigantic tiramisu pancake doesn't constitute an entire brunch--Mom also ordered the biscuits & gravy. There was a moment when I genuinely wondered whether we had accidentally ordered for the whole restaurant. Mom accompanied all of this with a green juice, presumably to restore nutritional balance. I'm not sure that's how it works. Dad had the French toast bites with a side of bacon and his traditional Diet Coke. I monitored the bacon closely. Very closely. Our friend Stephanie had the cheeseburger with fries and a green juice, while David went with a chicken sandwich. Basically, every human at this table ordered something that required my direct supervision. It was exhausting. The food really was spectacular, though. This wasn't simply a place that happened to let me inside--the humans were genuinely excited about everything they ordered, and those pancakes alone made the meal memorable. Meanwhile, I behaved like a perfect Brooklyn brunch gentleman. Mostly. Dogba's verdict: 3 paws out of 5. Indoor Dogba privileges: VERY appreciated Famous double-stack pancake: completely ridiculous Tiramisu pancake situation: next level Mom ordering pancakes AND biscuits & gravy: ambitious Dad's bacon: closely monitored French toast bites: Dad approved Stephanie's cheeseburger: impressive David's chicken sandwich: also under surveillance Dad's Diet Coke: predictable Green juice: apparently cancels out pancakes Brunch with friends: excellent Dogba's table manners: impeccable* *This statement has not been independently verified. Would I return? Absolutely. Any restaurant that lets me brunch inside while Mom orders a tiramisu pancake the size of my torso deserves another visit. Next time, however, I would like clarification on one thing: Four humans. Bacon on the table. One Dogba. And somehow I'm expected to believe this wasn't a sharing situation? I have concerns.

Located inside time out market, this is a cute brunch spot which is famous for their pancakes and…read moreother brunch items. You can either sit at a table and scan the QR code to order, which would have someone bring the food to you or you can order takeout at the counter. We got the strawberry waffle, egg and cheese sandwich with chicken sausage, hashbrowns, carrot cake muffin and orange juice. The egg and cheese sandwich was my favorite. It was very flavorful and the chicken sausage we added to it was delicious. The strawberry waffle was my next favorite, although I felt the strawberry syrup on it tasted artificial if there was too much in one bite. The chantilly cream on top was delicious though. The carrot muffin was ok, it was a pretty standard bakery item. I did not like the hashbrowns at all. Very bland and felt more like a plain baked potato than hashbrown. The orange juice was good and is truly fresh squeezed.

Every time I come to NYC for a visit, my first stop is Clinton Street Bakery on Clinton St in…read moreManhattan. The customer service is always great and the food is always consistent and delicious. But the wait times are very long which is why we decided to give the Brooklyn location a try which was a big mistake. After this experience on 9/30/26, I wish I would have waited for a reservation at the Clinton Street location. Customer service: Customer service at the Water Street location was ok. The only issue I had with one of the staff members is the guy that was making the coffee. He kept putting his hands in his hair and going back to continue to make the coffee without washing his hands. The food: The cup of coffee was served lukewarm with a bunch of coffee grounds at the bottom of the cup. The potatoes were good. But the Banana Walnut Pancakes (which is the main reason for coming) were horrible. The pancakes were hard as a rock, overcooked and dry, and they were lukewarm. I thought all pancakes were cooked to order. I have never had terrible tasting food from Clinton Street bakery. I've been eating at this restaurant for almost 10 years. I would have thought the food would have tasted the same no matter the location. Highly disappointed. The other disappointment was this location doesn't offer the grits on their menu. Ambiance: The communal dining was fine. No issues with that. Conclusion: Perhaps the Water street location was having an off day. But the next time I'm in town, I will definitely wait in line for the Clinton Street location.

The food here was an amazing way to start our morning. We sat outside with the nice breeze and some…read moreshade to enjoy the peace. The fried chicken was seasoned and cooked perfectly. The grits and the biscuits paired well with the protein and the eggs. Our server Keenan was very friendly and helpful, he took the time to get to know us and make us feel welcomed. Will definitely be back!

Keenan and Eric was very welcoming.. Service was good.. place is a little small.. Bar choices is…read morelimited.. All the protein was good.. Collard greens was sweet,Mash potatoes is made with sour cream, candied yams wasn't sweet enough .. Make sure yountell them how you want your steak and lamb chops done cuz they didn't ask

We were in NYC for a wedding last month and my husband found this spot for brunch as it was close…read moreto our hotel. We got there right when they opened and didn't have to wait too long and got our food immediately. I went for a vegan biscuits breakfast sandwich, and it was delicious! Our server was nice and friendly, and it was pretty empty and chill during our visit. If I were in the area, I wouldn't mind returning here.

This Sweet Chick location's ambiance was intimate with small candle jars adorning the tables. It…read morewas so dimly lit so I had to use my phone's flashlight in order to view the menu. This location is smaller than the other locations I've visited. There are several 2-person dining tables. Additionally, there are two picnic tables in the middle of the restaurant. My sister, niece and nephew all ordered the chicken and waffles entree. They all enjoyed their meal. I ordered my chicken and waffles to go. Our overall experience was great.

Our menu choices were delicious. The beverages were tasty as well…read more Soft music and relaxed atmosphere, was a great place to catch up with a friend. Plus supporting the education of new American residents

Such a wonderful spot with an even more wonderful mission. We enjoyed our breakfast. My wrap lasted…read more2 meals. Seating can be limited when busy. Everyone is so nice. Will return and try lunch there.

Great service and food. Appreciate Ethan and the service from Derrick. The food was amazing and the…read moreservice was upper echelon.

I was in the area for a doctor's appointment and of course wanted something to eat before I headed…read morehome. This spot was right across the street so it was perfect. The restaurant is very big and thankfully it wasn't too crowded. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I purchased two plates to go, one for me and one for my mom. I bought the fried chicken meal with Mac and cheese and collard greens. I purchased my mom the whiting fish meal with potato salad and collard greens. We both enjoyed our meals and they both came cornbread of course. My favorite was the chicken and collard greens. Prices were fairand reasonable. This is a spot I would definitely check out again.

This has become one of my staple brunch spots to come to since they were located on union st. The…read moreambiance is beautiful spacious, with lots of light and movement. If you're looking for a great brunch spot with good vibes delicious food and good customer service try Flamingo you don't regret it. I love that they have tv's to keep folks entertained and music which is a combo of r&b and pop. Comfort food at its finest! Food : 5/5 I enjoy my food EVERY SINGLE time I come. The chef and owner is truly amazing and does such a phenomenal job with preparing the meals while being the owner and running the business. Service: 4/5 Staff are pleasant, friendly and very welcoming. Ambiance: 4/5 there is ample seating as well as a backyard patio for those who enjoy natural sunlight and want to be outside.

We were already big fans of Flamingo Baby at the old location, but honestly, the biggest problem…read morewas getting a table--the place was tiny. The new location fixes that without losing any of what made the original special. More space, better ambience in, and just an all-around better experience. The food is amazing, the staff is great, the music is always on point, and the crowd is full of beautiful people. It has that increasingly rare Brooklyn feeling: cool without trying too hard, lively without being annoying, and actually rooted in the neighborhood. I'm low-key scared to even write this review because we've started thinking of Flamingo Baby as our secret best brunch spot and I'd prefer to keep it that way. But I'm writing this review because we also want them to get their flowers and succeed. Great food. Good music. Beautiful people. Great energy. It feels like Old Brooklyn--and I mean that as the highest compliment. My big warning is that it's a new restaurant, with a small kitchen, doesn't take reservations yet and it still doesn't have a liquor license yet. You should be prepared to wait an hour for a table.