This small, charming place is a must-visit for the cheese lover. We were lucky enough to spot it…read morewhile walking around near the Temple of Debod, but La Carbonera is worth a trip across the city. The proprietor Marcelo was extremely knowledgeable and helpful, and the cheese menu was well organized by type of animal (goat, sheep, or cow) and by strength of cheese (on a 1-4 scale). When we visited, there was only one cheese in category 4... try it if you dare!

Wow, we found this place by by true luck! All I can say is what a wonderful and delicious…read moreexperience this was. We had the salmon and then the roast beef. Both very beautiful presentation and very delicious. White and red wine both recommended by lovely female wait staff. Followed up with goat cheese dessert. If we weren't leaving tomorrow we would return!

Review: Mazál Bagels & Café Finding a bagel that holds its…read moreown against the gold standard of Brooklyn is no small feat, but Mazál Bagels & Café delivers an authentic experience that feels like a slice of home. The texture is spot on--that elusive balance of a crisp, golden exterior and a chewy, airy center that only comes from expert technique. Beyond the bagels, the atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, making it an ideal spot for a slow morning or a quick mid-day recharge. The service is equally impressive; the staff is attentive, warm, and clearly takes pride in what they serve. Every bite tastes incredibly fresh, from the house-made spreads to the perfectly seasoned toppings. It is rare to find this level of quality and consistency abroad. For anyone seeking a truly delicious and high-quality café experience, Mazál comes highly recommended. It is a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike.

If you're studying abroad and missing bagels, Mazal Bagels will do the trick. Not quite NYC level,…read morebut close enough when the craving hits. Tiny spot with cozy friendly vibes. Limited seating. I had the avocado and egg on a bagel which filled my craving.