What fantastic caterers! The food was simply incredible. Callie and Judy were so friendly, it was…read morelike having family within my home at set up but while they were working the party they were all but invisible as they bustled through the crowd and kept everything perfectly clean, fresh, and beautiful. I would absolutely hire Fancy Girl again. I loved how responsive and professional they were, but you really can't beat their fresh, local, and delicious food.

Wonderful food and wonderful service. Easy to work with, great communication and the food was…read moreamazing. Hope to work with the Fancy Girl Table team again soon.

Grabbed a last-minute reservation for a Friday night and had a wonderful meal here…read more Salmon ikura soba was fantastic, but the duck shio soba was the star - broth was unreal. Naganasu premium eggplant was good too. Shiso sorbet was a great ending! 5 stars for the duck shio alone. Space is also soooo cool. I'm not the first to point it out, but yes it took me back to Japan in here. Pricey but worth it.

This restaurant transports you back to japan. The food is also extremely delicious, super…read moreunderrated spot imo! And I would definitely recommend sitting counter so you can see the chefs prepare food in front of you. The appetizers shone here - the salad was so refreshing with an abundance of flavors and textures from the eel and the crispy eel skin, and the chicken yakitori was some of the best I ever had. The chicken was extremely juicy and there were also so many veggies!! For the soba, I preferred the cold soba (more refreshing). The duck soba was also not bad but the broth was extremely lime forward and the duck was a bit tough. Overall though the texture of the soba was cooked perfectly though. The interior is so zen and peaceful and intimate, and service was great!

Great options! Lots of gluten free, I believe the majority if not the whole menu can accommodate.read more

Some rando recommended this place because I was looking for HH in the hood…read more This place doesn't have its own signage out in the front. I was super late meeting K, because no transportation was working that day and so I walked all the way over here 40 minutes and only to pass it by due to not having their name out in the front. So walked a lot longer than expected and unnecessarily since hellos I just walked all the way here, could have saved some energy. Moving on, the frozen margarita was good. I forget the flavour, maybe guava? I would come back for that, but damn the food was sad to me. It was very bland and not memorable. I was highly disappointed because I love Mexican food. Food no, but frozen margarita yes.

Great gluten free bread! But the location is a little off the beaten path. They do offer shipping…read moreoptions.

I went to MOMA and ordered a sandwich with gluten free bread. I was blown away by how delicious the…read morebread was (I so miss regular bread!) and asked the server to find out where the bread was from. Everybody Eats! Since then I have spoke to two gluten free people in CT who order from your company. I just have to finish off the tasteless gluten free bread I got at ShopRite then I will be ordering from your company. Thanks for having great bread!

My friends and I had lunch at Gargiulo's today 9/2/2026 …read more The ombience inside the restaurant was pleasing to the eye. We shared an order of fried calamari and baked clams that were very tasty. Two of us ordered veal parmigiana top with thinly sliced breaded eggplant and fresh mozzarella which was delicious. The portion was more than enough for one person. My other friend ordered risotto pescatore which consisted of clams , mussels,calamari, scallops and shrimp which was served in a sou bowl, He totally enjoyed his meal. The waiter, David , was friendly, tentative, gave us suggestions on wine and spirits . The service was a great. We will definitely return to Gagriuo's in the future. I will recommend this restaurant to my family members and friends. We rate our experience 5 + star restaurant.

This restaurant is very good. I grew up in Brooklyn and I had never gone here before, but I will…read moresay the food is very good. The people are very nice as well. One of the owners walked by and had a conversation with us. I will definitely return for another meal when I visit New York.

Whenever I'm craving Japanese food, I always come here! They have a great selection of Japanese…read morefood and products, and you can even enjoy drinks at the food court, which is always fun haha. I really like this place! They also sometimes have events on the outdoor terrace. It was especially lively and fun during the World Cup! I'm already looking forward to the next event!

Veryyyyy crowded on a Saturday !! But didn't help that there was a harajuku market AND a furry…read moremeetup the day we decided to go. Sushi is AMAZING and cheap though! Lots of outside space to sit and eat on a nice day!

We recently celebrated a family member's college graduation at Barbalu in Brooklyn, and we found…read morethis hidden gem. This cozy, family style Italian restaurant offers a warm atmosphere and an impressive bar. We enjoyed refreshing drinks, including peach spritzes, classic old-fashioneds, and Aperol spritzes, all while soaking in the inviting vibe. We ordered burrata and shrimp / calamari to start. Our meal featured a variety of entrées, and everything was delicious. The bronzino was a standout, while the ribeye steak earned rave reviews. The lamb chops and roasted chicken also delighted our taste buds, and we wrapped up with their delightful tiramisu. Barbalu truly made our graduation celebration special. Special thank you to Adriana and the staff for great service.

Celebrated my father in law's birthday here. We were seated promptly for our 6pm reservation and…read morethey were accommodating of our kids with high chairs readily available. In fact, it seemed like practically every table had a baby or young child so it feels kid friendly. We ordered fried calamari and a Margherita pizza pie and a Parmigiana pie to share as our starters - all were tasty. FIL tried the Ribeye Steak and my MIL had the Wild King Salmon which they liked, but I thought their highlights were their homemade pastas. I loved my order, the Tagliolini with Maitaki Mushrooms and Tiger Shrimp in Cream Sauce - delicious without being too heavy. My husband enjoyed the Squid Ink Tonnarelli Allo Scoglio which had a spicy kick and my SIL liked the gnocchi. My daughter has an egg allergy and I appreciated how the waitress made efforts to double check with the kitchen which menu items were safe. They were able to accommodate with a spaghetti with ragu sauce for my kids to share. Dessert was alright. They were very sweet with birthday candles and singing a song for my FIL. My husband loved the affogato. The tiramisu was decent. The crème brulee was an interesting chocolate orange flavor. The kids didn't care to finish their chocolate cake though, which was pretty dry. All in all, it was a great dinner. The pasta portions were smaller than expected but they were delicious and feels just right if you get some appetizers and pizza as well. Would return again for the pastas.

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.

K'far is some of the best Israeli food I've had and the hotel it is in is very cute and a beautiful…read morespot to hang out in. First off the hummus is absolutely amazing. The Resek hummus was so good I could not leave a single bite behind and had to ask for more pita just to make sure I ate every single bite. Also the potatos and the artichoke were impressive and delicious. I honestly ate so much through just the apps that I didn't have any room for the actual meal. The wait staff was very quick and eager to give a good experience even though I was in a time crunch. The place was beautifully decorated and had beautiful plants all over. Definitely a place worth checking out the next time you're in Williamsburg.

Came here without a lot of expectations but the food (mostly middle-eastern) was absolutely…read moredelicious. Fresh pita bread, amazing hummus, fingerling potatoes cooked in olive oil and garlic... lovely.. The service was really good as well... this place has lovely relaxed vibe and will surprise you with how tasty and delicious their dishes are.. Service is super friendly and they were very kind to ask about any food allergies and more in advance.. A must try for anyone into middle-eastern food..

Came here for dinner with a friend, but there was so much more to enjoy. There are plenty of food…read morestalls on the bottom floor, but we decided to take the elevator to the top floor for more options. There is a bar up here, some more restaurants, and the most INCREDIBLE view of the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridge! Perfect photo spot! For dinner I ordered some tasty vegetable dumplings from The Rogue Panda and was also able to charge my phone, as they had a lot of outlets near the tables. Thoroughly enjoyed spending some time here to eat and hang out, it is a really cool spot for when in Brooklyn.

Review #1,121 Posted on 10.5.26…read more We came here to check things out our 1st night in NY while in town for my wife's 40th birthday on Wednesday September 16th as one of our first stops in NY. This place is basically an indoor food court with everything you can think of option wise for eating. They have what are basically food stands to order from, then you can go and sit down at an open table inside the food court, or outdoors too. The choices are endless, including a bar or 2 if you want a cold one or cocktail as well. The inside was very clean and well kept, this place came off as modern and not that old at all. I would return here for sure, because technically you can come with a group and pretty much would be able to satisfy whatever anyone in your group was craving as they had almost every food you could think of here.