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    French Pastry House

    4.5 (2 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    4 months ago

    This place has one of the best lattes I have ever had. PLEASE GO HERE! The staff is always super kind and attentive too.

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    Brooklyn Farmacy & Soda Fountain

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    Checked Brooklyn farmacy off of my bucket list this visit to Carrol Gardens. We walked in on a not…read moreso busy Saturday night - and although there was a short line at the counter, it moved quite quick. We each got an egg cream and I bought a book by a local author that they had on display. The entire visit felt like stepping back in time. Go for the apothecary charm, stay for the egg cream and sundaes!

    Brooklyn Farmacy & Soda Fountain is a restored 1920s apothecary-turned-classic-soda-fountain…read morelocated in Carroll Gardens. Opened in May 2010 by siblings Peter "Petey" Freeman and Gia Giasullo (with the renovation famously featured on the reality show Construction Intervention), the shop revived the former Longo's Pharmacy space, preserving its original wooden medicine drawers, pressed-tin ceilings, and penny-tile floors. Using their exact menu preparations, all sundaes and milkshakes are proudly scooped using locally sourced ice cream from Adirondack Creamery: Egg Cream: A traditional, vintage New York soda fountain beverage made without eggs or cream--consisting of ice-cold Fox's U-Bet chocolate syrup (or vanilla), whole milk, and seltzer, whipped up froth-topped at the counter. Sundaes: Multi-scoop signature builds built on rich Adirondack Creamery ice cream, including popular favorites like the Mr. Potato Head (vanilla ice cream, peanut butter, warm caramel, and salted potato chips) and Sundae School (classic hot fudge with whipped cream and a maraschino cherry). Milkshakes & Malts: Hand-scooped Adirondack Creamery ice cream blended thick with whole milk, available in traditional standard flavors or served as a malted shake. Warm Biscuits & Savory Options: Beyond ice cream, the counter serves baked goods like house-made warm biscuits with butter and jam, alongside light café items like grilled cheese. Service is friendly, nostalgic, and quick at the counter. It remains a standout destination for classic ice cream treats and historic Brooklyn soda fountain culture.

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    The Chocolate Room

    4.3
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    Cute spot for a sweet break. Coffee, sweets of all kinds, chocolates, and baked goods are on the…read moremenu. Seating space (not a lot of it, so I imagine it can get packed on busy times) and bathrooms on premises. Hot chocolate was delicious. We got the spiced dark chocolate and the spices were overwhelming. Get dark chocolate without spices. The extra dollar for marshmallow made the chocolate even sweeter, so it was overwhelming and I wouldn't recommend. But. The extra dollar for whipped cream would be nice because the their homemade whipped cream isn't sweet, so it will just thicken up the drink and give you that extra texture oooomph that you'll appreciate. Torino cafe is basically coffee added to any hot chocolate of your choice. That was tasty with dark chocolate. You definitely tasted the coffee and it was less thick than regular hot chocolate (which was on a thinner, sippier side). You can sample ice cream to make your selection. It's all very sweet, so if you're looking for a less sweet option go with Belgian dark chocolate flavor. For a $18 banana split you get three scoops of ice cream and a caramelized banana. Not a big portion for such hefty price. The tiny addition of toppings didn't make this banana split come together into a cohesive dish. Would get something else next time. Definitely not a good deal. Young lovely girls at the cashier were super friendly and accommodating. The not so young gentleman with a mustache who brought our order to the table was very dismissive and rude when we asked him to please bring us a correct order (he carried multiple orders and was harried to be done delivering them and barked something incoherent at us when we asked for help).

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    Malai

    Malai

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    Wow such an unexpected, unique ice cream shop you can only find in New York! Found it while walking…read morein boreum hill, and I was curious about malai ice cream. I was thinking to myself, could it be like Kulfi? Turns out yes! It's even better with the flavor assortment and consistency! They had fun combos like saffron pistacho, rose pistachio, mango and cream etc. we got the saffron pistacho and mango & cream split combo for $8.50 and hmmmm it was so good! Both flavors were distinct. I loved the mango one as it actually tasted like Indian mangoes and the pistacho one actually tasted like kulfi. The consistency is imo so much better than gelato. It's creamy and melts in your mouth. The ambiance is cosy, lots of people just hanging out like at a 3rd space. The attention to decor is really good, the walls and ceilings also have this classy look and feel. The service was great. They let me try 2 flavors, and my husband 1. You could also buy pints, if you'd like. Overall, 10/10 spot. Would 100% recommend!

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    Vegan Mango and Cardamom Yogurt Soft Serve Swirl (~$6) on Waffle Cone (+$2)
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    Mango Lassi soft serve
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