I ordered Chicharon de cerdo and paid $14 for it. I walk out the restaurant with stale and cold…read morefood. I went back in and gave the food back to the gentleman that took my order. He said he was going to take the food and warm it up. At this point I had serious concerns with their food safety practices, therefore, I left the food and my $14 and walked out.

I would have never found this place if not for a random decision to walk to 2nd avenue from 52nd…read morestreet than from my usual 55th street route. This is a small mom and pop shop with great breakfast and lunch options. We went for lunch with great Korean options including several rice dishes and American options like burgers and fries. We decided to try the spicy pork over rice. The rice was bountiful with flavor and cooked very well. The spicy pork was surprisingly good for a place in sunset park. It was very affordable as well. We got 3 orders and 2 drinks for less than 40 dollars. I would definitely come again.

OLD SOGGY CAESAR SALAD Let's just say fresh food is not…read moretheir specialty. I ordered a Caesar salad without meat and replaced it with avocado. The price for the salad with chicken is $11 as they advertise. They charged me the same price as a meat option. The salad came with tomatoes (on a CAESAR SALAD), this made the crutoions soak with liquid faster creating a sogginess in the salad. The dressing was very very thin and watery. The lettuce however had to be at least 3 days old. It was so weak, so frail. THE WORST SALAD OF MY LIFE! And they charged me full price. This place does not have fresh ingredients and does not care about customer service.

I love diners that can make almost anything! I sat down and saw the hand drawn sign with chicken…read moresouvlaki and I was sold. They tossed the chicken in tzatziki sauce. Service was a bit slow, but they warned us when we sat down that they had a giant catering order they were trying to finish. The food was worth the wait, everyone was happy. Hubs got an omelette and my son ordered brioche French toast, but added bananas and chocolate chips (there was an extra charge). It's a quaint, cozy restaurant with high walls between booths. We went back the next day and I got the chicken parm sandwich too! ;)

Cozy cash only diner in sunset. Love coming here no matter the time of day because the food and…read moreservice will always be great

Wow. This one lived up to the social media hype and expectations. Lundy's is the real deal when it…read morecomes to great tavern food and cocktails and it's very inexpensive for Red Hook area. The service was easily two thumbs up from the minute we were greeted and throughout the entire dining experience. I am thoroughly impressed and will be back soon.

The original Lundy's was part of my youth and I'm happy see a new generation of this restaurant…read more Food and service was great. It's a bit of a hidden location and I hope more folks will find this restaurant.

Trekking 20 minutes from the F train like I'm surviving the Oregon Trail, all for one thing: the…read moreRed Hook Tavern burger. ​Is it near a subway? Absolutely not. Did I sweat through my shirt walking here? 100%. Was it worth every single step? Bro. Yes. ​Every single guy in this place is staring into the open kitchen watching rows of these bad boys get lined up like a high-stakes assembly line. At thirty bucks a pop, it better deliver--and it does. ​Got it medium rare per the waiter's orders, and this thing was so juicy it practically declared war on my shirt. The grease dripped all over the fries (which are cut like pickle chips, absolute genius move). It's slammed with melted American cheese, a solid pile of raw onion, and a pepper crust that deserves its own medal. ​Washed the whole masterpiece down with an ice-cold Classic Coke. Peak performance achieved. ​Pro-tip: If the main room is packed, hit Tavern Next Door. Moodier vibe, same legendary kitchen. ​10/10, would hike across Brooklyn again. ​

Yeah tbh this restaurant is perfect from the decor to of course the food like it's just sooooo…read morenicely curated in a not at all pretentious way. We were able to get seated immediately at like 6:30 on a wed which tbh i was kind of gagged by and only made me even more gleeful during the entire experience We shared some fantastic kale salad, fish and chips, and gnudi. The gnudi was seasonal fall w like kabocha and hazelnuts and it was sooooo good. Both elements of the fish and chips were uniquely shaped in a diff way than standard and they were perhaps the best i have ever had. The rainbow cookies for dessert are imo a must id never tried them before and i have a feeling ur standard italian bakery is just not doing them like they are here. When i come back i'd be tempted to get this exact order again bc i was so tickled by everything but also theres sm id want to try.... My first time in red hook and even tho we didnt walk around i j cld tell it was awesome i loved the vibe. Helped convince me to keep my car in nyc bc i want to come back!!!!

If I could give this place a million stars I would! My family and I had lunch here following a…read morefuneral and we could not have been better cared for. One of the owners, Alana, helped us every step of the way and made such a difficult time just a little bit easier for us. Their love and kindness will never be forgotten. And that food....oh my gosh, everything was so amazing! I cannot wait to come back in the future and eat more ricotta pancakes! Everyone must come here! Thank you Alana!!! - Lucy and Rene

We were in Brooklyn only to board our Transatlantic Cruise, so not familiar with the area at all,…read morebut somehow landed at this wonderful place to have lunch. The neighborhood is adorable and staff at the restaurant were not only welcoming, but provided the best service. We actually sat at the tables next to the bar, which especially on a rainy day, felt really cozy.

Stumbled upon this little hole in the wall by accident but I'm very happy I did because the food…read morehere is on point. I ordered breakfast and the food was delicious! We had a great server and the customer service was A+. Definitely hit them up if you're in the area, you won't be disappointed.

I think I have found a new favorite. This place is just wow. When you first enter it doesn't look…read morelike much but I will say it is clean. The food... OMG! Way better than I expected. The staff is friendly and offer great and interesting conversation. I ordered the French Toast Deluxe which comes with your choice of eggs and meat and my boyfriend ordered a Reuben. The french toast alone was enough to make me a life time customer. The best French toast I've ever had. It wasn't overly sweet and had a nice little crisp to it. I had never tried a Reuben before and decided to take a bite after watching him devour the first half. In that moment, I instantly became a fan. It was shocking news to discover that they haven't seen much business since the pandemic, considering how good the food and service is. I hope that changes once people discover their food. Until next time Big John.

Good food. By which I mean, it *is* a diner, but the food is better and fresher than your average…read moregreasy diner. It felt like my mom had made it for me. Very clean, and the lady working there was so so kind. A little oasis of peace. I particularly liked the polenta.

We were staying in the neighborhood and trying to find a spot within walking distance for dinner…read more After wandering around for awhile, we landed on Jey Diner after walking past. This spot has a handful of tables and while we were there, quite a few to-go orders were picked up as well. Though we were the only diners, so I assume it's more of a breakfast/brunch spot. The menu is rather expansive with options from breakfast to lunch and dinner. After studying the menu, we opted for the Veggie Burger and the Meatball Parm Po'Boy. Our food was ready in about 20 minutes, which seemed a little long as we were the only diners, but we were not in a rush so it was fine. As the restaurant was unassuming, I honestly had pretty low expectations, but we both really enjoyed our meals. It was definitely large portions and really flavorful. My fiance said the Meatball Parm Po'Boy was delicious and I appreciated that the veggie burger seemed to be made in house as it was falling apart (in a good way) and you could distinguish some of the veggies. I ended up only eating about half of my burger and took the rest for lunch the next day and it held up well.

I found family and culinary excellence on one block. I walk…read morein and I am greeted by name.. The owners also run "The Kettle Black" and "Old School Italian Restaurant". I feel like I am with my Italian friends and family in Corona,NY. There is nothing but love in all three restaurants. They have everything covered. The staff are a beautiful group of "International", young people. The tastes of the food and the creativity, blew my mind. The Crab Cakes are the best I have ever had! Food wise, Bayridge rivals Manhattan. The female staff made me fall in love! They make this old man feel special. Drinks are awesome and inventive.

Went in last Saturday was my husband. Been trying to try this place for quite some time. Must say…read morewe had a really nice, dinner. Oysters were delicious. My husband had the steak entrée which was great and I liked my appetizer as well and yummy dessert definitely will go back.

Stephanie K Made the night excellent…read more The drinks The food burger with bacon and Gruyère cheese And the Connecticut lobster roll Stop every thing was so good Ohhh the fries The fries did we mention the fries Come and enjoy the vibe !!

We popped in here after a sale tasting at Brooklyn Kura and weren't sure what to expect but amazed…read moreat what we found ! Seafood / lobster based menu. We got the shrimp boil (which was incredible) and the fish and chips (husband said the fish tasted so fresh!) Drinks were great, vibes were awesome (it's a huge space and has floor to ceilding windows that can open fully so great inside / outside space. Service was REALLY prompt. We barely had to wait for drinks or food!