The Heatonist is an amazing place! I was mistaken in an earlier YELP review. I gladly give the…read moreHeatonist 5 stars! The Heatonist customer service manager, Raphael, worked tirelessly with/for me, to help me out with a situation, unrelated to the Heatonist's own business. Amazing!! I wish I lived in NYC, or wherever Raphael is on site, to personally thank him... and, of course, to buy some special hot sauces!!

This review is for shopping online .. One day I will travel to New York and stop at the store but…read morefor now all I can do is shop online . I first seen Heatonist from watching Hot Ones show with Sean Evens he is a wonderful host ! The show is celebrities coming in and trying 10 hot sauces, and Sean will ask them questions in between. The sauces get spicier as the go . After I seen the show I ordered that season the exact line up and I hosted a Hot Ones challenge at my home with waivers and everything . I was the host and I asked questions it was an amazing time .. after that I started ordering different hot sauces I got my favorite sauces I have to always stay stocked with and I order new ones to try out . Online I get points the more I buy I get more discounts they also offer a birthday discount on the month of your birthday super cool ! I recommend signing up for the points online so worth it . I get my packages delivered fast and all my hot sauce bottles are packaged very careful and neatly for safe delivery. They all come with cute stickers . Some of my favorite hot sauces that I can't be with out are Truffle Fire Hot Sauce from Seed Ranch Flavor , AJI PEPA HOT sauce by Savir foods and Dill Pickle Serrano Hot Sauce from Heartbeat Hot Sauce . I keep ordering these 3 hot sauces but I will try new ones on every order . I highly recommend checking this website out if you love hot sauces you will love it . I love ordering my regular favorites and trying new hot sauces it's like Christmas super exciting to get my packages ..

Such an aesthetically appetizing interior with no shortage of photo opps. I was running errands and…read morewas in need of a quick latte and luckily passed this place that also had lunch prepared items such as pizza and sandwiches. Latte was good and I'm curious to try their food items on the next visit.

Fully enjoyed our food, again. Was slightly disappointed this time that the metro pizza was not on…read morethe menu nor did they offer to add hot honey, instead they have you purchase it for $14 of you really want it. (They also could purchase it for the kitchen and put it on the menu as an add on but I digress). It was a craving that needed to be satisfied so we got it and will have it for my every pizza moment, even if not from here. Def made a difference on the classic pepperoni pie. Our entrees were good, my husband wasn't full off of his meal though, the Lobster Girasoli ravioli special (5 pieces btw). Good thing we got the pizza too, but he was still alil hungry. I've had my dish before and it was just a good as before so no complaints on my end.

We are in the area to kill time to stop here. Coffee was great and the little slice of sweets are…read morenice also. Nice area also.

A lovely spot for Turkish eats -- especially love the back patio, plus a deceptively large seating…read morearea inside. The Spinach and Feta Bureka and Ube Loaf were my personal favorites.

They are so friendly and an invaluable part of the neighborhood. Great place for everything…read moreJapanese and the owner is super friendly. Thank you.

A small yet might Japanese grocery store! Most know of Ten Ichi nearby, but midoriya has all the…read morenecessities and for cheaper, particularly Japanese items (can't speak for other Asian items/snacks). I often drop by for mirin, natto, frozen dumplings, umeboshi, seaweed, etc. This is definitely the preferred option for me for Asian grocery items in Williamsburg since I go through Japanese items extremely quickly. the store owner is also very kind and welcoming, and of course, Japanese! As a note, they have a $10 card minimum.

Last day in NYC, last fine dining, maybe my favorite. It's the buzzy atmosphere of the wine bar…read morewith the cooking of some of the world's best chefs, all the fun without the stuffiness of fine dining and free from the restrictions of a tasting menu. The smaller bites are the best. Yellowfin Tuna has so many flavors to complement, Sugar Snap Peas really sing in their sesame sauce, and the Surf Clam Skewers are just so cool. I like the Sablefish less - I think it belongs on bread, but I did enjoy the Seafood Rice. Very flavorful in a quieter, more subtle way. The Blue Crab was just heaven, soft-boiled egg, chunks of crab in chili. Use the baguette to soak up every single drop. You must order the Pavlova. It is flawless. The Panna Cotta is also interesting, with pickled cherry blossoms both floral and tart. I got up at 4 AM to get this reservation, and I WILL do it again next time, every time I am in New York.

Great food and great service. We made a reservation for opening time (11 am), and it was pretty…read morebusy. They serve small plates, and we (3 girls) were recommended to get around 5 dishes. I think that would've been good, but we ended up getting 4 which was fine as well. We started with the yellowfin tuna and gnocco fritto, which was delicious, but maybe my least favorite bite. We then got the seafood rice, which was probably my favorite. It was a good size, and very creamy. It had an herby seafood topping which was delicious. After that we got the blue crab and soft boiled egg, which came with a baguette. It was super flavorful and the baguette was fresh. We ended with the muscovy duck breast, which was delicious, but a tad tough. Service was great. She was super attentive. Dishes came out one at a time, which I liked because it gave us enough time to enjoy each dish. Their menu rotates weekly, so if I lived around here, I could see myself coming sometimes to try other items. It is definitely on the pricier side, but very good food! I would come back again!

Always a hit. Pasta tastes very fresh, and the sauce is delicious…read more Came by Thursday ~6 PM before a concert at Barclays Center, and there was a bit of a line but it moved quickly. There was a longer wait to actually get our food. Limited indoor seating; we were able to grab a table outside immediately but had to wait a bit before grabbing four of the bar seats.

Great above casual spot for a quick bite! We tried the mafaldine scampi and the spicy rigatoni alla…read morevodka. The scampi was delicious and not heavy at all. Paired with their $6 wine offering, it made for a perfect light(ish) dinner. In the words of my man, "the rigatoni was fire." Wasn't too spicy. The texture of both pastas was great--really allowed the sauce to coat the noodles. This spot is better for pairs, maybe a group of 4 at most. Definitely pretty narrow, but cool seeing them cook in the open kitchen.

I am obsessed with their pasta, it is freshly made and the sauce is amazing. I consider myself a…read morepenne ala vodka expert and it is an all time favorite here for me. It is located near the Bedford L subway stop which makes it super convenient for an after work meal.

The service was fast and friendly but they need a better sauce selection. For example there's no…read moremarinara. Pomodoro was plainish. The pasta itself was good, as were the mushrooms.

This is a true Italian deli. The store is small, but has all the essentials for an Italian deli…read more The meats, cheeses and breads are all very fresh. The prices are not high. This is our go to spot for cold cuts, cheese and bread. they have a ton of other items for sale and store, pastas and different spices. The staff is friendly and the food is always fresh.

If you come here for anything, come for the cold cuts that are ALL imported! You won't find any…read moreBoar's Head junk here! This place has some real deal stuff, and you will more than likely buy more than what you originally ordered. If you are like me, and you eat with your eyes, you will easily spend over $50 on your first visit and all visits to come. Since I work close to hear, I usually call in my cold cut order and come to pick up in the afternoon. Be prepared to wait if you walk-in, as people usually stock up on all their Italian specialty favorites. From pasta to sausage, to candy to appetizers for your weekend get-together. The walls are littered with pictures and memories of years past and make great use of your waiting time by taking a peak at it all. This is a neighborhood staple that isn't going anywhere!