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    Le Pistol

    4.2 (61 reviews)
    Open 3:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Laura P.

    What a fun place! I camr here with my daughter and my friend. Le Pistol is right by Brooklyn Botanical Gardens and is a small French Bar with a restaurant with seating inside and outside. There is a bar as well. My daughter and I shared eggs with fruit, challah, and bacon. My friend ordered a shrimp dish. We also shared fries. They were out of Bloody Marys so my friend got a beer and so did I. We really enjoyed our food. The service was quick and they were down a waiter. I would for sure go back.

    Chicken Caesar Sandwich
    John K.

    Nice chill drinking spot with good drinks to boot? Sign me up! Great staples, friendly staff, great indoor and outdoor seating. Perfect spot to swing by and get some great food that won't break the bank!

    Negroni + menu
    Chloe C.

    Still love this spot. Came for drinks, dinner, and we were there for so long we ended up doing their late night happy hour, which starts at 9pm. They do a beer, shot, and lotto ticket combo and they start serving churros, which are great. Everything else we ordered was awesome too. I remembered to take pics this time.

    Flapjack special (blueberry)
    Annabel I.

    We came on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. We arrived around 2:15. It was busy outside but inside, we were one of maybe three parties. We ordered A Classic Breakfast, 1 Flap Jack special of the day (blueberry), Salmon Toast and an ice coffee. I checked the time, it was 2:30 when we put in the order. Ice coffee didn't arrive until 3:00. By 3:15, I asked to check on our order. My two young sons were on their best behavior but they were already getting antsy. Our food did not arrive until 3:30. The most atrocious part of the whole ordeal was how terrible the food was. The pancakes (2 small pieces) were completely burnt on the outside, doused in powered sugar and raw on the inside. My sons were hungry and didn't even want to touch it. See photo. Thankfully, the manager comped the dish because I would be even more angry having to pay 15 bucks for that terrible pancake. I ordered a classic breakfast. It took the longest to come out of the kitchen and it was sooo insulting. It was completely tasteless. The so called "special bacon" was simply two pieces of pork belly tossed in the deep fryer. It was not seasoned at all. You couldn't even make it better with salt. It was so fried, nothing sticks on it. I felt like I was eating cardboard. The dish came with eggs so I asked for it to be scrambled and that's literally all I got. One scrambled, completely unseasoned egg that took over an hour to make. Challah toast wasn't even a full piece of toast. It was a quarter of a full piece. The dish came with raspberries and some orange slices. It was supposed to come with an avocado but it was missing. This insulting dish cost 18 bucks. That isn't all. After seeing us wait for so long, someone brought out some spicy crackers and orange slices for us. It was a nice gesture. He mentioned that the crackers were spicy because they sprinkled paprika on them. He completely forgot to mention that the oranges were soaked in red wine. At first I thought they were blood oranges so I allowed my four year old and two year old sons to have some. Nope they were wine soaked orange slices. Giving two stars for the kind, young waiter who seated us and helped comp our pancake. I also understand that it was a busy Saturday but our experience was beyond poor. I appreciate that they comped the pancake dish (that didn't get eaten) and the ice coffee. However, we still paid 40 bucks for two lousy dishes that took over an hour to arrive. We left still hungry and annoyed that we wasted our time.

    Snacks and bites
    Ebony C.

    The new spot is now open and while I'm still a wee bit sad at the closing of the previous eatery, this place can definitely become a great replacement! 1st- it looks bigger! I'm sure that's b/c its the windows not being stained glass anymore allows more light to come in. It feels very homey w/o losing style. I love a stool w/ a back b/c in my old age I need the support, so even though the bar stools don't have backs I'm still pretty comfy. 2nd- I wanna know who came up w/ the idea for Oxtail French dip Baguette? They need a gold medal! It's ridiculously good and I'll be fighting myself to not get it every time. The price will help me leave it alone ...$30 for a sandwich, but damn it's good. I actually will have the other half for lunch today. LOL! My companion had the fried oyster sandwich and an order of fries on the side. one moment it was there the next it was gone. Safe to say they thoroughly enjoyed it. We also enjoyed the Breakfast porn drink....soooo tasty. 3rd- The service was wee bit slow, but they just opened and were super attentive and nice. I trust this will be rectified after they get into the groove. I'm sure I will frequent this way too often!

    Sam S.

    Came here recently with a few friends. It was quite warm inside, which was a bit unpleasant. Service was friendly and helpful. I ended up ordering the happy hour special of a beer and a burger, as well as some happy hour fries. Overall, everything was pretty solid. The beer is smaller than a pint, but was still refreshing given the heat. I thought the burger was extremely flavorful. Overall, the happy hour specials were really good value, and I probably will come back for them again sometime.

    Happy hour burger
    Alex L.

    I came here with a few friends for some food and was pleasantly surprised to see there was a happy hour special, which we happily indulged in. At the time, the special was a beer and burger for $19, which was really good value. Just note, the beer wasn't a full pint. The burger was tasty as was the fries (which were also on happy hour). The interior was decorated nicely too - it did remind me of France, but our table did feel a little cramped. Pretty good spot for their happy hour specials.

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    Great happy hour! Food is fine. The salads are good and as are the fries. Staff have always been accommodating.

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    Boy, this place should have been fantastic and just couldn't get there. My top-tier chum who…read moreliterally went to the school of hospitality and I stopped by here Tuesday night prior to the Nets game for some light bites and cocktails - I refuse to buy the overpriced crap at Barclays, so this seemed like more than a good compromise. I also had multiple chums from Brooklyn endorsing this spot, so everything seemed to be lining up for an excellent night. Unfortunately, I'm starting to think you just can't go to places like this on a Tuesday, but maybe it was just a bad night. I got here way before my chum due to our work schedules, literally 45 minutes or so. It wasn't 6pm yet and while there were definitely customers in both the bar area and the backyard outdoor section, it was pretty chill. I was able to secure a small table next to the bar right by the open window in the front (probably because the sun was glaring down on it, which wasn't an issue 10 minutes later) and just chilled out for a while, enjoying the excellent warm weather. This was the highlight of the experience, which unfortunately my chum did not get to enjoy. A lot of this was just unfortunate timing, I think. As I was waiting for my chum, people were practically streaming into the bar, probably about 25 or so, which I watched with increasing trepidation. Pretty much all of them wanted a drink, and there was only one bartender. They did not fix that problem until well into my chum's visit, so there was literally just the one guy making a gazillion drinks for about 45 minutes. Just no reason for that at all, especially given that they DID have the resources to divert and had a young woman back there at a certain point. But once I saw how crazy it was getting, I tried to pre-emptively order a second round, which he forgot about and had to ultimately be reminded of. It took literally half an hour to get the second drink. When my chum arrived, she went up to the bar to order her own drink and some of the arancini. She came back 10 minutes later and said she wasn't given the opportunity - THAT is completely insane. If you're so swamped that customers have to wait that long to even order much less get their drinks, you need help. Not clear where the disconnect was, but what started out as a great experience pretty much crash landed. Really disappointing. The crowd did thin out ultimately but the damage had been done. We were able to get the drinks but didn't bother with the additional app because we didn't want to risk missing a big chunk of the Nets game. So by not being even remotely attentive for a significant period of time, they left money on the table. I will say that the bartender himself maintained his professionalism throughout, and just kept making the drinks. Pretty much the opposite of what would have happened on Bar Rescue. This was on management, not the bartender. The drinks WERE good, which also made the service problems a shame. I got the Witch Doctor, which featured bourbon, rosemary, maple and lemon. Really well made, and appropriate for the unseasonably warm evening - it's the kind of bourbon cocktail made for summer. Would absolutely get that again. And the food was very solid. The star of the night was the arancini, which were featured prominently on the apps menu right at the time and promoted as one of their big selling points - deservedly so. These were honestly some of the best rice balls I've had. The cheese in the middle emphasized the flavors and wasn't too dense or overwhelming, the balls were cooked perfectly, and the sauce (the underrated part of rice balls for me) was delicious. Huge recommend. I also got a margarita flatbread to share with my chum, and that was good as well. Everything was going to come up short to the arancini, but it hit the spot. As mentioned, this was a random Tuesday night when maybe they don't have their full crew ready to rock. Maybe it was a fluke crowd surge? I just don't know, but the bottom line was that they weren't prepared for the customers who came in and were already there, and that's a big problem. If you can't deliver the same quality that you do on the weekends and predictably busier times, then you shouldn't be open that early in the week. Hopefully they figure it out because there's a lot to like here.

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