In the bubble gum pink dining room of K'Far, chef Michael Solomonov (of Laser Wolf and Zahav fame), opened this well lit dining room in the Hoxton Hotel. This is where Williamsburg tech workers find themselves parked on their laptops around the lobby. The pistachio sticky bun and fig and ricotta toast are what I came for, with the bun living up to the hype and is the size of an adult human hand. The food has the integrity and satisfying richness you don't always find at all day restaurants. The cozy, inviting setting of K'Far makes it a compelling spot for a weekend brunch or a place to work from on a weekday afternoon. While the beautiful Hoxton Hotel lobby offers a similar vibe, the food at K'Far makes a strong case for planting yourself at one of their tables. read more

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Best meal I had during my 5 day NYC visit. If you're looking for vibrant, delicious foods, in a gorgeous setting with colorful tiles surrounded by plants, k'far is for you! Everything we ordered: Chai tea with oat milk - perfect amount of spice and sweetness. Crispy mushroom hummus - I hate mushrooms but I dipped around the mushrooms and oh my word. Creamy hummus and the absolute softest and chewiest pita I've ever had. I probably could've had the whole plate as my entire meal. Jerusalem bagel with egg and cheese - I love sandwiches that actually fit in your mouth. The cheese was SO melty and rich, the egg was fluffy, and the schug added another flavor dimension and is a great touch. Very filling and I'm glad I only ate half. Shashuka - tomatoey egg-y goodness! Very flavorful, fun to dip pita in. Pistachio sticky buns - my absolute favorite. Soft, sweet, glazed goodness. My only regret was not ordering 3 to go. I only got 1 to go and we fought over it the next day. Great experience and would come back next time I'm in Brooklyn! And if you're ever in Philadelphia, check out their sister restaurant Zahav (also PHENOMENAL). Service was quick and courteous. read more

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"Near the village, the peaceful village The lion sleeps tonight" (The Tokens) What in the world is "K'Far?" It's the Hebrew word for "village". And where will you find this sweet little coffee shop, bar and full-service restaurant? Well, its on the lobby level of the Hoxton Hotel in Williamsburg Brooklyn. Whether you want a yummy Chocolate Rugelach, a slice of Cheesecake Babka, an Almond Challah Danish, a Boreka (Jewish stuffed puff pastry), a bagel, Kubaneh (Yemeni pull-apart bread), hummus or a multitude of Middle Eastern dishes, they are open all day for your eating and drinking pleasure. We stopped in after our morning walk around Williamsburg for coffee and shared a Chocolate Rugelach ($7.00) and an Almond Challah Danish ($8.00). The coffee was terrific -strong and flavorful and the best I had in Brooklyn. But OMG, were the pastries fantastic. The Rugelach was pretty large and chocolatey, and the Danish was decadently great. There are plenty of tables and chairs and the big seating area and bar seemed busy all day and night. Another cool aspect of K'Far is their year-round patio dining in a retractable glass-enclosed atrium!! read more

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Whether you call it a Jerusalem bagel or a ka'ak al Quds, those oblong delicacies remain one of my all-time favorite baked goods. Naturally I was excited to try the unique rendition offered at K'Far as part of their signature egg and cheese at brunch/lunch. I have to admit that I was rather disappointed with the end product. The menu promised schug on the sandwich, but if there was any it was barely noticeable, and the flavor of the sandwich was rather neutral. The ka'ak itself was not bad, but I think I prefer the rendition at Librae Bakery. The msabbaha we started with to share was my favorite dish. They added a healthy amount of dill, and the whole dish was quite vibrant. read more

K'Far - Egg and cheese on ka'ak - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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A lovely spot for Israeli eats housed in a beautiful space -- stopped by for an early dinner and loved to see the sun set from inside the space! I've heard great things about their brunch, but the dinner menu was delicious too. The server was really fun and helpful to make recommendations! I didn't feel strongly about the drink, but all of the food was so good. The savory Baklava was so unique and tasty and Hummus was delicious too. The Braised Cabbage was a surprise hit and definitely get the Chocolate Kanafi. I'll be back for brunch! read more

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Great ambience. Gorgeous fireplace and yummy cocktails. Service was good. I'd return!

I had a pretty good experience overall. K'far is one of two Israeli restaurants in the Williamsburg hotel, the other is Laser Wolf which is a rooftop restaurant. The interior decoration is spacious with lots of greenery. When I arrived I had to wait an extra 15 minutes to be seated for my party of three. The food here is good albeit pricey. They mainly serve Israeli home style food and most of these foods you could get in Israel for a third of the price. The pita was airy, fluffy, with a nice chew. The hummus was smooth and not grainy. My main qualm was the flavor of the shakshuka and 8$ merguez sausage patty. The additional patty was dry and and small and the shakshuka tasted off. I also don't understand why they added feta cheese and onion crisps to it. It didn't enhance it at all. The pastries however were delicious, I would recommend trying a few and sharing them with your friends. read more

K'Far - Shakshuka, hummus, French toast, pita - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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First of all the service is excellent and the restaurant beautiful. The dinner menu has changed since the last time I was there and is extremely restrictive.The hummus,as always was great and the food was good to excellent but the chef was heavy handed with the hot pepper on almost all the main courses. I would like to think the chef was having a bad night. I would go back although considering upstairs the next time. read more

This restaurant/café is soo aesthetically pleasing. It's chic, it's cozy, it's the perfect spot for a brunch with friends or even to get some work done. I sat in the restaurant area (there is a separate area for the café) and enjoyed a nice lunch with my friend. We got the mushroom hummus (highly recommend- soo delicious!), the pistachio sticky bun (good but super heavy, couldn't eat more than half), the tuna melt (my friend got this and it was huge, she really enjoyed it) and the shakshuka (this was my meal and it was good!). Their pita bread is also really soft and delicious. I definitely understand why this place has such good reviews because I can't wait to come back! read more

K'Far - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I came here on a Sunday night because laser wolf wasn't taking walk-ins and we were able to get seated right away! Overall, I thought the food was good but I wasn't super impressed by any of the dishes. I definitely recommend coming with a bigger group since the dishes are family style. Also, keep in mind that they charge you for extra pita. They accidentally charged us for two extra orders of pita when we only ordered one so we were able to get that taken care of. I'm not sure if I'd come back- I heard brunch is better. But will definitely try to attempt their sister restaurant, Laser Wolf, again! read more

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I love the way the inside is decorated and I love the cutlery they use. K'far, Laserwolf's sister restaurant, is a much quieter calmer vibe than the upstairs rooftop restaurant (which don't get me wrong is one of my favorites). The mushroom hummus here is delicious and comes with the pita that Laserwolf also serves. I also loved the potatos. The green beans were not what I expected, more of a soupy stew like consistency. I don't really recommend ordering the side order of rice either. The entrees are pretty good as well. I've also been to K'far for brunch and got the shakshuka - it wasn't anything special and didn't blow me away... I think I prefer their dinner menu. read more

K'Far - Shakshuka - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

K'Far is an extremely beautiful spot which almost resembles the Breakfast Hall of a really well done 5-star hotel. It is spacious, well laid out, and has an earthy design - all of which makes the venue a prime escapade from the cramped, cold, manmade city experience that most of us are coming from. The service to begin with was top notch. They do not rush you, they check in on you periodically, they ask for feedback on the food and even reflect on it in their own way. For food we ordered: Pistachio Sticky Bun (5/5) Mushroom Hummus (3/5) Egg & Cheese Jerusalem Bagel (5/5) Tuna Melt Jerusalem Bagel (4.5/5) To go: Lemon Cheese Cake Babka (5/5) Pistachio Sticky Bun (yup had to get another one) We also asked for a side of hot sauce to go with the bagels, but received a spicy green homemade blend called Schug. This jazzed up our meal beautifully well. Loved the experience read more

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The place is beautifully designed with a coffee shop, dining room and sun room all in one spot. The food here is so fresh and clean- I love their hummus!!! read more

K'Far - Salad with chicken - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

To start, this place is BEAUTIFUL! The interior is gorgeous and very roomy as well. Service was very attentive and they cleared our first plates and brought us new plates for our entrees. We were a group of 7 and got many dishes. For apps, we got the savory baklava, Arabic salad, fluke crudo, beef hummus and mushroom hummus with pita. The mushro hummus and savory baklava were table favorites for sure. For entrees, we got the mixed grill, chicken schnitzel, dorade fish. The fish was well cooked but a little on the smaller side than expected. The schnitzel was excellent and not too greasy. Came with a Cole slaw and spicy creamy dipping sauce. The mixed grill had a nice variety of meats but for the price, I don't think it was worth it. It was on the expensive side and didn't have as much meat as I'd expect for that price point. We also got a side of basmati rice, fingerling potatoes and green beans. Overall, this is a great place to take a group so you can all order a lot of things and try variety. Flavors were all there and food is not too heavy. There's a nice balance of carbs, protein and vegetables. I liked the apps more than the entrees and if I come back, I'd probably just order a bunch of apps to share and skip entrees. . read more

This spot is the sister restaurant of Laser Wolf. I haven't been to that one yet, but I had high expectations. Spending my Sunday winter afternoon here was such a treat. The place is beautifully designed, with a gorgeous sunroof, a cozy ambiance, and lots of greenery. The lunch menu had so many great options that it took us a while to decide--lots of bakery and bread choices too. We started with a Yemenite latte made with ginger, cardamom, and cinnamon. It wasn't anything new to me since I make a similar version at home (Indian-style), but I love that NYC is finally getting more of these flavors. The tuna with a Jerusalem bagel was so good. The crispy, thin bagels--hot take, but way better than thick New York bagels--came with pickled cabbage and a super tasty green mint dressing on the side. Highly recommend! The shakshuka was served piping hot, with the perfect balance of tanginess and smokiness. Portions were huge, so definitely pace yourself when ordering. We wrapped things up with a plum olive oil cake, which was the perfect sweet ending. Service was great, prices weren't crazy, and overall, I had an amazing time. Definitely coming back soon! ! read more

Yeah no. We know what the food, service, and ambiance is. Kfar nailed it. Thanks for the solid description.

The brunch food was delicious - I had the pancake drizzled with lemon-zest infused cream and blueberries. The service was attentive and the leafy atrium a lovely change of scenery. read more

Stunning interior and decor, was not incredibly moved by the food but everything we ordered tasted pretty good and was affordable. I'd come back on a weekend to try more items on their brunch menu! We ordered the Shakshuka, Jerusalem Bagel Smoked Salmon, and Mushroom dip & pita for a party of 3 and it was a good amount of food. The shakshuka was my personal favorite. read more

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Outstanding lunch here. Had the kale salad, one of the better ones I've had, almost like a tabbouleh, with chunks of beets and carrot. The eggplant sabich was like a sampler, and came with warm fluffy pita, an amazing hummous with a curry topping, fatoush and egg. Great place to chill, and worth a visit if you're in the area. read more

K'Far - Kale salad - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Went on a double date at Kfar and it did not disappoint! It's inside the Hoxton hotel and is a beautiful setting. It is roomy and decorated very nicely. The waiter came by and gave us great recommendations to start off with for cocktails and wine. The staff overall was very attentive and knowledgeable. We all ordered assorted cocktail and wine which were good. The food we ordered was: 1. Hummus with mushrooms - amazing! Came with pita bread and the hummus was warm and the mushrooms crunchy. Highly recommend this to start 2. Cod with Chraime - this fish was nice and soft, cooked in a tomato sauce in a hot cast iron. Not too spicy, just a little. They can adjust the spice if you ask. 3. Whole dorade - beautiful filet of white fish with an option for spice or less spice as well. Came with a side of tzaziki sauce. 4. The Persian lamb chops for 2 - huge amount of food with a lot of delicious sides like babaganoush, salad, Druze mountain bread, and even whole garlic cloves. The meat was as soft as butter and fell off the bone. This is a great place to go out, be ready to spend a bit but it's worth the quality and quantity. read more

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My friend and I came here on a Sunday afternoon for a mid-afternoon snack. It was fairly busy, but there is plenty of seating. We split the mushroom hummus, which was delicious and creamy. I had an iced chai latte and my friend had a Yemeni latte, which we both really liked. The cafe is cozy and relaxing. It would be the perfect place to bring a laptop and get work done for a couple hours. My only gripe was that the prices were quite high (ex.: $8.50 for a chai latte as of July '23). However, the quality and ambiance are so good that it's an indulgence that I would occasionally spring for. read more

K'Far - Yemeni Latte (back), crispy mushroom hummus, and iced chai latte (front) - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

My sister and I came here for brunch on Saturday and we were pleased with our experience! We had high expectations after hearing great reviews about the food and we were not disappointed. We ordered the egg & cheese Jerusalem bagel sandwich and shakshuka to split as our main courses. Both were tasty, but the star of the show was definitely the pistachio sticky bun that we ordered on the side (shout out to our server for recommending it!). We paired our meal with iced chais & these ended up being the only thing that we weren't impressed by - they were too milky and didn't taste like tea at all. The ambiance of the restaurant is light, open and inviting. Would definitely be open to coming back to try out the dinner menu sometime! read more

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HONESTLY if you've been trying to get a laser wolf res, just come to k'far!! both began in philly and now have branched out into brooklyn, and i'd have to say k'far is easily a more simple spot that'd i would prefer going to! the food: mushroom hummus, salad, and the zatar chicken - mushroom hummus is DIVINE like so incredibly smooth and the bread is SO similar to laser wolf's (i'd argue the same considering the owners) - salad is refreshing and the CHICKEN was so juicy and soft and everything you'd ever want the space: plants galore featuring tons of windows with hints of warm wooden tones and pink tiles, what more could you ask for?? the service: so attentive and kind! read more

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We visited for dinner around 6 on Friday. The restaurant was surprisingly quiet, with plenty of space, greenery, and tables, which made for a relaxed atmosphere. We were seated right away. We started with the resek (tomato) hummus, followed by the hanger steak and chicken schnitzel. The hummus was so delicious that we ordered an extra pita to finish it off. The hanger steak was cooked nicely, though the sauce had a unique taste that i wasn't a big fan of... The chicken schnitzel came in a good portion, but unfortunately, it was too dry and lacked flavor. Overall nice atmosphere, but not too sure if I would come back for the food. read more

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The decor here is top notch. An oasis of greenery, tucked in a hotel in seriously gentrified Brooklyn. Came here for brunch with a girlfriend. We made a rez which I highly recommend as this place can get pretty crowded. We ordered to share: a pistachio sticky bun, an olive oil loaf slice, and some shakshuka. Got an americano to wash it all down. The pistachio sticky bun is worth the hype. It is the perfect amount of fluffy, sweet and satisfying. Needless to say, we ordered (2) to go. Everything else was just alright. The olive oil cake was bland. The shakshuka had an amazing chunky tomato sauce but there was something odd about the eggs. I don't know-- I don't think I like eggs in tomato sauce. This is my third time trying shakshuka and not liking it so maybe it's a me thing? Service was attentive and quick. If you're in the area, this is a cute place for some pastries and coffee, solo or with a date read more

Came here for brunch and it's inside the Hoxton Hotel in Williamsburg. Such a gorgeous setup and felt like I was n Tulum. Loved the ambiance and even the food was so different and tasteful! Great selection of cocktails too. Everything we ordered was on point. Must try the Jerusalem bagels!! What I ordered: - Borekas: potato, olive feta, or spinach artichoke - Smoked Trout: cucumber & dill - Crispy Mushroom: shiitake & chermoula - Kale Salad: quinoa, beets, goat cheese & pistachio - Shakshuka: charred tomato sauce, fried eggs, bulgarian feta & pita - Egg & Cheese: cooper sharp, za'atar & schug - Grilled Cheese: tomato & olive - Smoked Salmon: schug tzatziki, dill butter & pickled onions read more

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Came here for brunch. We were seated right away, no reservations required. Service was quick and food came out pretty quickly as we were pretty hungry! We got: -Smoked salmon bagel (asked for their hot sauce on the side which made this bagel so so much better) -egg and cheese bagel (good, but a lot better with their hot sauce, ask for it on the side!) -pistachio sticky bun: (so moist and delicious) -ricotta kumbaneh toast with fig (unanimously our favorite, this was amazing) -dirty chai latte (would not recommend any of their coffees, it was too milky, not enough coffee flavor) Overall a solid place for brunch! read more

Short and sweet review Located in the Houston Williamsburg is a coffee shop that is wonderfully decorated with plants and has amazing natural lighting coming in from the windows above. My review is strictly about the Pistachio Sticky Bun. I do not really care for sticky buns but this sticky bun is going to make me think about it for a long time. The gooey, chewy, slightly crunchiness is all I could ask for in a pastry dessert. The cold brew was good too so can't forget to have that on the side! read more

＊Pistachio Sticky Bun, Almond Challah Danish, Scallion Feta Borekas Pistachio Sticky Bun was easily my fav item among all. The bun was coated with a thin glaze but not too sweet. Bouncy and soft bread texture with perfect swirls. Topped with crushed pistachio nuts. A comforting bake that pistachio lovers have only ever dreamt of. ＊Masabacha Hummus, Crispy Mushroom Hummus Each hummus came with two warm and fluffy pita bread. Many people compared their hummus to Laser Wolf's, a hit Israeli restaurant which is just located upstairs from K'Far. The Masabacha contained a pile of whole chickpeas in the hole of the creamy tahini sauce, sprinkled with parsley. The Crispy Mushroom was a huge surprise as the mushrooms were very well seasoned. Every scoop was filled with nuttiness. ＊Egg & Cheese Jerusalem Bagel I am a sucker for Jerusalem bagels but unfortunately this one was a total failure. The bagel was flattened, stale and looked burnt, while the square egg wasn't fluffy and tasted bland. I expected more za'atar spice but there wasn't a lot. I should go back to Librae to remind myself how delicious a Jerusalem bagel could be. My Recommendation: Pistachio Sticky Bun, Crispy Mushroom Hummus Worth Returning ? Yes! Friendly service, cozy ambiance and aesthetic food presentation! read more

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What an amazing restaurant to dine at with a great atmosphere! The food was super delicious and the service was great. The waiter and manager were both attentive to me and my girlfriend. When the manager learned that we were there for her birthday, he comp'd us a birthday sundae for her. 10/10! read more

K'Far - Hummus - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Easier to get a res at compared to Laser Wolf so opted to check it out for brunch. Ambience and vibes are immaculate. Interior inspo. 1. Shakshuka; this was one of the best shakshuka I've had in a while. You won't miss the meat. Came with two pitas. Good 2. Jerusalem bagel with egg and cheese: this was soooo good. Bagel came crunchy on the outside and pressed with lots of sesame seeds. The egg inside was reminiscent of tamago - fluffy like a pillow. The combo with the melted cheese and zhoug - so good. Perfect for sharing too cause you can slice it up. Would defo come back to K'Far. Food was great. Service was also great. Place is so vibey. One of the good Israeli places in NY. read more

K'Far - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Got the Persian lamb shank and the mushroom hummus and everything was just delicious! The service was great and the ambiance was charming. The dessert was good too. read more

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Beautiful vibes! Very spacious interior with plenty of seating. It definitely started to get a little more busy by 11 however. A great spot for a quick snack or coffee with friends Borekas 4.5/5 Really flavorful. The potato one had a masala flavor akin to a samosa. The feta one was nice as well and both were a nice savory treat. The pastry itself was flaky and delicious Pistachio sticky bun 5/5 Extremely delicious (especially the middle). The pistachio flavor pairs so well with the roll, I would definitely get this again. I would recommend asking if they can heat anything up (I forgot to). I could imagine that everything would taste even better if they were warm. Overall a great experience and I would go again read more

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I really loved the vibe of this place in the lobby of the Bruxton hotel. Great then with a delicious coffee, good place to relax a bit...came too late for the pistachio but the signature latte and meat pita bites was delicious! I'll come back for the 30 dollar shnitzel.. read more

UNREAL!!! Food was amazing and the atmosphere was even better. Molly was our amazing server and I would highly recommend anyone who is on the lookout who wants something different. We had the lamb as well as the sweet potato! Was enough for 3-4 people. Would definitely go back next time I'm in Brooklyn!! read more

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The place was booked for Sunday brunch, but luckily they have bar seats available for smaller parties that aren't reserved seatings. My friend and I were able to sit there without a wait. The shakshuka was just what I needed after a run. The meal felt hearty without being too heavy. The tomatoes were fresh without being overcooked. They were bright and acidic. The egg was perfectly runny. Bulgarian feta was very mild and served to cut the acidity a little. I would skip the borekas the next time. I was expecting them to be at least warmed up, but they were cold and underwhelming. Potato filling was okay. The brown butter in the artichoke one reminded me a lot of cheese. The staff messed up which boreka we ordered, so they gave one to us on the house. Yeminite latte was good but not amazing. It was a nice contrast with the meal though as it was more rich than the shakshuka. The service is a bit scarce at the bar area but not sure about the floor. They do have a little cafe area if you want to take coffee and pastries to go. read more

K'Far - Yemenite Latte - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This review is for weekend brunch. Had a reservation for two people at 11:15AM. The place wasn't too full - definitely some open tables, but since this place is popular I highly recommend making a reso. Overall, I recommend checking this place out. I'll be back! Service / Ambiance: service was fine. Food comes out really fast. As everyone has stated, the ambiance is amazing. Indoor / outdoor concept (though the outdoor part is enclosed for winter). Open, airy, with lots of natural light and overflowing with plants. Restaurant is large and would be good for larger groups. Food: ordered the below for two people and ate everything. -Almond Challah: recommend. If you like almond, get this. Soooo soft and buttery and not too sweet. We were deciding between this and the pistachio bun and the waitress recommend this one. -Olive & Feta Boreka: flaky and salty. I liked this but probably wouldn't order this regularly - it was good to try though. It's pretty small. -Jerusalem Bagel with Salmon: recommend. Nice balance of flavors: saltiness of the salmon, acidity from the onions, and a lemony taste from the sauce. -Fig and Pomegranate: it sure is a pretty dish. I enjoyed this! Not too sweet or bitter. I wouldn't necessarily get as my main, but it's good to share. read more

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Wonderful dinner at K'Far. We took our kids as the menu looked like there were some reasonably adventurous kid friendly items, and sure enough, it pleased everyone at the table. Started with the challah pull apart rolls (like the softest, fluffiest parker house rolls you've ever had) served with labneh butter at the perfect temperature. There's something fundamental about a restaurant caring enough to get that butter just right...it portends well for the meal ahead. We all enjoyed the baklava, though we all agreed the tuna was a better option. Just a hint of lingering spice from the harissa, an interesting brininess from the olives and some crunch on top. Delicious. The absolute star of the meal, though, was the short rib main. Oh dear heavens it was incredible. Rich, beefy, soft in a tangy sauce I could pour over everything. Our daughter all but abandoned her schnitzel (good but not epic) to share that delicious rib. The cod packed some heat, like a shakshuka with an extra kick. Three things missing at K'far that would make it perfect: 1. desserts (the morning pastries look so incredible but the nighttime options did not really call out to us 2. the view from upstairs at Laser Wolf (although K'far is very cozy, the view at Laser Wolf is beyond measure) and 3. the salatim from Laser Wolf. If I could mash-up Laser Wolf and K'far into one beautiful restaurant, with the salatim, appetizers and the view from upstairs, the incredible main dishes from downstairs and find a nighttime pastry chef to provide a worthy ending at both places, that powerhouse pair would truly hold a place among our favorite restaurants in town. That said, both are worthy for visits in their own way, and we will definitely return. read more

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This place is such a hidden wfh gem in Brooklyn! Saw a reel on instagram about it and had to run over here. BUT IT DOES GET REALLY CROWDED!! I had to stand for about 15 minutes looking at everyone sitting down, eyeing to see who will get up soon.. The cafe area is a first come first serve seating and you will get table service. There are people who also do work at the bar area as there are outlets there as there is free wifi. Even though it's pretty spacious with the bar/table/couch areas, it also does get really loud because there a lot of people, so keep that in mind if you are coming here for work (I had a zoom meeting which was pretty tough here). It does start to empty out around 3ish, when they start to change from their brunch/lunch menu to dinner menu. The kitchen does close at this time so the bakeries will be your best bet then. The pastries are pretty pricey here but I think they are pretty unique. I highly recommend getting the Jerusalem Bagel Sandwich as it was pretty flavorful and filling. read more

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This place was trendy but didn't feel like authentic Israeli chef-made food. It was incredibly cold in there and not fun to eat when you were freezing. The food, we had mushroom hummus which had way too much stuff on it, smoked trout, and Arabic salad. Nothing was outstanding. Some things that I saw online were not listed, like the chicken schnitzel. All all all, not worth it but we were exploring Brooklyn so we needed a lunch stop. read more