Decent, healthy breakfast options. Very casual service. Order @ counter and enjoy your meal…read moreWill try other options on the menu Pictured is the the Bowl from Heaven with Smoked Salmon Also got a fresh juice which was tasty

Simple little neighbourhood café. Lots of seating. Had a nice variety of drinks. The Oreo matcha…read morewas unexpectedly so good. I dipped the chocolate chip cookie in it too. Everything bagel cream cheese croissant was really nice too. The sausage had a really gamey flavor, which wasn't bad but just different than your usual pork sausage.

PLG Coffee House and Tavern is a great place to go for good coffee (or tea, if that's more your…read morego-to!) and breakfast. Inside is warm, cozy, and casual that's perfect for solo focus and productivity. There's free wifi and I've enjoyed going to complete homework. I've enjoyed going with my S.O. and friends in the past as well! Service has been quick and kind every time I've gone with friendly baristas and cooks who bring your food to the table whether you're sitting inside or outside. Outdoor seating is street-side seating however the sidewalk here is very large so traffic isn't an arm's length away, nor is it super loud.

Nice place to work, good food, quiet and actually has tables available on a holiday weekend…read moreafternoon. Kind staff, lots of sunlight, mix n match antique furniture vibes. I got the smoked salmon on a multigrain bagel and it was delicious, a bit expensive but that's coffee shops. One of my old haunts when I lived in the neighborhood but worth a trek over for a coworking sesh.

Always a great time coming here. Grace and the rest of the staff kill it every time. In the past…read moreI've only gotten drinks. But yesterday, I did rhe Boozy Brunch (90min for $40). Definitely worth another trip. I got the Cajun club (w/o tomatoes) sandwich and the frozen margarita. Both were soooo good! The place might be small but it's big on the "home away from home"/chill atmosphere!

Mixed review. I had the Midwood Burger and it was good. My friend had the Buttermilk Chicken…read moreSandwich which he said was somewhat dry. BTW, my friend seldom complains about food. His came with a mound of mixed greens which he liked. Mine came with a small mountain of chips that were a bit oily and not warm. The food took a long time to arrive. The ambiance was dark and I mean really Dark. This is my third food pub I've been to in Brooklyn and none of them have been impressive.

Run here! The food is immaculate. I've been craving that lasagna ever since. Literally I cannot eat…read moreanother lasagna without thinking about this one. Soooo delicious. And the Cryin Ryan caught me by surprise . It had a nice spicy kick to it. Very hearty and filling. Service was cool. There was only one person working who was running the bar, the register and the tables so while I wouldn't expect multiple check-ins ...the owners were walking around greeting tables. They were friendly and inviting. The vibe is really relaxed. Very chill . As far as logistics . Street parking . It's Brooklyn so hit or miss depending on day/time. While we did make a reservation, idk how much it mattered. The seating is very relaxed.

Aunts et Uncles: Vegan food that doesn't need a disclaimer…read more Baby, that loaded baked potato?! One of the best things I've eaten at a vegan restaurant. Period. A strong 9.5/10, and I don't hand those out casually. The peanut butter cauliflower was a close second--absolutely delicious, just a little pricey for the portion. The lasagna was a solid 8/10. Flavorful and hefty despite its lighter ingredients. Unless you're skipping appetizers, prepare for leftovers. Fair warning: it's saucy and doesn't travel particularly well. I also noticed an aftertaste I couldn't quite identify, but nothing that ruined the dish. The mac and cheese? A 6/10 for me. The flavor fell flat, though my dinner companions thought it was decent for vegan food. They also loved their burger and the gorgeous steak-style sandwich with chimichurri and avocado. The sandwich looked delicious, but the portion didn't quite justify the price for me. Now, the sorrel cocktail? A 9/10. Easily. What would make it a 10? A bit more alcohol. I couldn't really taste any. It gave mocktail. My girls did enjoy their wine, though! Service was very warm and friendly, although the packed crowd meant extended waits once we placed our orders. The space is beautiful, cozy, and elevated, but cramped in many areas. Between counter ordering and table service, expect people moving around you. Some patrons could use a gentle reminder that their behinds are not a complimentary side dish. The aesthetics are beautiful, the bathroom was cute and clean, and there's a small outdoor patio out front. They even had a DJ bringing block-party energy during our visit! I could easily see myself returning for breakfast, brunch, or a little café workday. What I love most, though, is the community-centered spirit and how the owners' partnership and love story are woven into the space. My final word: I judge vegan food by the same standards as everything else. No participation trophies just because it's plant-based. My ultimate test? Would I order it again, and would I return to the restaurant? Aunts et Uncles didn't need a vegan consolation prize or watered-down standards. Some dishes could use tweaking, and the portions don't always match the prices, but the standouts absolutely hold their own against non-vegan food. I'm already plotting my return. That loaded potato and I have unfinished business.

Overall rating: 4.7…read more I went here with my parents for my birthday. We wanted something lowkey and also it was 5pm. It was pretty empty and there was one host/waitress/everything. She was really nice and very patient as we tried to figure out what we wanted. Whenever I don't drink, my service dips but this one stayed consistent which I lied. We ordered the below: - Fried chicken sandwich 5/5 - absolutely delicious, a must - Smash burger 3/5 - a tad too spicy - Tacos: 3/5 - okay, nothing special - Chocolate hazel cake 5/5 - very rich. When they realized it was my birthday the whole restaurant sung and it was sweet. The only odd part is when we got our bill, it was for Zuri Lee Restaurant. And when we charged the card, it was for Brooklyn Bathhouse. Not sure if they're all the same owner. Definitely want to come back for brunch or a happy hour. The service was so nice.

Came here after a hike in Prospect Park…read more Ordered Jerk salmon tacos mac and cheese braised oxtail chocolate cake with carmel gelato nice decor, comfy chairs, and good music...nice vibe... The mac and cheese was my favorite and one of the best i have had...

Everything here was incredible! We shared the hot fig goat cheese app. I got a beautiful rum…read morecardamom drink, Zacapa Jade. And the pork sandwich (10, Berliner Rundstuck). The service was great. Clean comfortable chill atmosphere. Super nice cool server. Food was hot and fresh. I even bought a jar of their chili oil because of how much I loved it (very savory, not super spicy). I will absolutely return. I was surprised it wasn't busier (although it was a Monday around 5p).

Came with a group as a walk-in during the World Cup games, it only took five minutes to be seated…read more Very lovely interior and great decor! The food was good according to all guests, including the ones who recommended we eat here as it is one of their go-to place

The place has character for sure! Seating inside or out. I arrived early - around 8 - so it was…read morebusy but mostly to-go orders. I'm sure with a later time, it would be busier. I ordered an avocado bagel on seven grain. It was all delicious. There was lettuce and cucumber that was not listed on the menu, but that's ok. The whole thing had a lemony flavor that normally I don't like, but it went well with the other flavors. The egg was over medium, which they didn't ask me how I wanted, but I'm sure they'd change it if you asked. They were very responsive, polite, and quick.

Cafe Madeline is a fun brunch spot with a cozy atmosphere but it defs can get super busy. If you…read morecan, come early to beat the brunch rush. The setup is a little different from a full-service restaurant. You order at the counter, let the staff know if you're dining in or getting your order to go. If dining in, then find a table and wait for your name to be called. If you're seated farther away, they'll usually bring your food to you. For drinks, it's best to stay near the baristas towards the front of the store since those are typically called out separately. I ordered the Madeline omelette without the jalapeños. It was good overall but it could have used a little more salt. I also tried the matcha latte (which tasted a bit too milky) and I had to add extra sweetener, so I'd probably try a different drink next time. The pastries, especially the apple strudel and Boston cream donut, were both really good. Highly recommend the apple strudel.

Such an adorable neighborhood cafe! The staff were such gems and it was such a cozy vibe inside…read morewith crayons on the tables to color with. The egg katsu sandwich was a standout with the egg perfectly fried and the texture coming together. The hashbrown was also very unique and delicious. We also split the pancakes and some of their in house baked goods. Overall such a cute spot and will be back!

Uhm. I really don't want to say a lot. Because what else can really be said about a well known…read moreplace that is the descendant of Egg? I'll try. It's great. Haven't had a bad or average meal yet. The katsu sando is worth the hype. Delivery is good. It arrives hot. The French toast is mg favorite. Fluffy, well done, not wet and weird. The cruller amazed me so much, I had it three days in a row. It's iconic to me. I ate there once. It is small. It was an hour wait. It was worth it for the homemade hash brown. It has outlived and still lives up to the hype.

- every kind of pancake you can think of - all of them are…read moredelicious - closes early - very large portions - delicious pancakes - they dont have the long lines that they used to - IDK if they are still cash only

What a diner! It is super homey with a classic diner feel and kitschy wall decor. I was initially a…read morebit intimated by the line outside but we didn't wait very long, even on a Saturday afternoon. I ordered the 2 by 2 by 2 combo with cinnamon roll pancakes. The pancakes are incredible. They're fluffy and sweet and don't need any syrup - perfection!

Mole Poblano They…read morecall themselves a Mexican Diner. That means that the menu is the size of a small book, as you might find at a New Jersey Diner. If your first visit is for dinner, you can stop at the first page of the menu. The Mole Poblano is memorable! The room is large and loud. The service is attentive.

I want to shoutout the service at this place! We came in on a Sunday brunch with our dog since we…read moresaw outdoor seating in the photos - however upon arriving, we were told they only do outdoor seating on Saturdays starting in September (?) Bummer because we were excited for this place and came a long way for it. We then ordered a couple things to go and while waiting outside, the owner comes out with a table and allowed us to dine outdoors. They even brought out a bowl of water for our dog! A wonderful gesture and I don't know how often they do this but we really appreciated it. The tortilla soup was so amazing - they nailed both the savory and sourness of it and even the soggy tortillas in the soup were really good! I had the steak breakfast burrito which was incredibly filling and the chorizo and avocado eggs Benedict were fantastic! We don't come down to Park Slope that much but I highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for specifically a Mexican brunch spot!