I'm not a huge fan of heros (because I prefer a pressed sandwich) but Brooklyn Hero Shop has my…read moreheart! I usually only get the Fried Shrimp Po Boy Roll but the menu is full of options that seem delicious. I love trying the full menu at places that I like so me sticking with that one sandwich should let you know how good it is. Besides the food, I love that they have some high quality and unique goods for sale inside. It's a cool little pantry. Also, the staff members have good energy whenever I visit. I love everything about the small but mighty Brooklyn Hero Shop and hope everyone gets a chance to visit.

Some mixup getting a wrong order through GrubHub. When I called to give them a heads up, I spoke to…read moresomeone who proceeded to insist on why I had ordered what I didn't order. Also made a point of calling me, babe through the entire interaction. Despite the mixup, it was solely the positioning of the Customer Service that really turned me off. After almost 2 years of ordering from this restaurant, I won't be any longer.

I just had one of the best bagel sandwiches in a while at Brooklyn Bread Café. Ordered L1 The…read moreGo-To on an everything bagel (toasted, of course) with cream cheese, lox, and some extra veggie toppings, and let me tell you, perfection. The bagel had that perfect crunch on the outside and chew on the inside, the cream cheese was generous and smooth, and the salmon was fresh and flavorful. Bonus points: the extras (cucumbers, banana peppers, red onions) took it over the top, exactly the kind of crunch and tang you want with lox. Paired it with a 24 oz Arnold Palmer (sweetened just right) and it was basically brunch bliss in a bag. Yes, uber eats delivery added a little to the bill, but every bite reminded me why New York bagels really can't be beat. Will definitely be ordering again when I'm back in Brooklyn.

$16 for a bagel with lox. Feels like a dark cluttered bodega inside with crap taped onto every…read moregrimy and broken surface. This place is a joke, an expensive joke Edit: owner's message: "You sound very bitter, especially defaming us on both google and yelp! Almost seems personal. " response: this isn't defamation, it isn't personal, and it wasn't worth the price. This place used to be nicer. NO SURPRISE YOU HAVE THE C GRADE You should hang that back in the window instead of hiding it and be more professional when people give you criticism

Location: This spot…read morerecently opened. Huge location with extra seating in the back. The back area has 6 2 person tables, 2 larger 4 person tables with many stools available to add to tables. Steps and a ramp available to get to the main seating area. The ramp has a small step at the end that should be manageable for a wheelchair user. The food can be paid for on a sliding scale from $13-24. Had the Lucy sandwich with smoked trout and focaccia. Bread is made in house and the sandwich was excellent. Overall beautiful location, super friendly staff, clean. Lefty vibes. Highly recommend.

This was such a cool sandwich shop, the sliding scale concept is very unique…read more Food: decent sandwiches. Sadly the menu on the outside was not what they actually had available. We really wanted to try the egg sandwich but they didn't have that. Instead we got the chicken and turkey sandwich! The turkey sandwich was a great cold cut sandwich with nice bread. Service: pretty slow overall but you can tell everything is fresh Ambience: they have some indoor seating

Always great staff Always great food…read moreAlways great drinks Sometimes the inside is very busy but can't be mad bc the ppl like good things. That said I pick my battles and sometimes choose to skip a cruller here and there but overall love this place and this location.

I'm addicted to Daily Provisions in Cobble Hill. The cashier/server is always so nice to me…read more Also, the space is clean. My favorite items are their coffee and crueller. I highly recommend dropping by here if you are in the area.

We were hungry and needed a quick bite nearby. There's lots of options from bagels, sandwiches,…read moresalad, açaí, baked goods, and more. I got a BEC Bagel plus some goodies. The bagel was even good by itself with a nice chew. I like all the sandwich varieties they offer here making it a great go-to spot.

I had a really disappointing experience at Brooklyn Bread this morning. I ordered two untoasted…read morebagels, but the cashier initially rang me up for a toasted bagel with butter. After I pointed out the mistake, instead of correcting it and helping me, she started chatting with her coworker while I stood there waiting. This wasn't a complicated order. It was two plain, untoasted bagels. Grab the bagels, put them in a bag, ring them up, and move on. Instead, I was left standing there while the conversation seemed more important than helping a customer. This was a terrible way to start a Saturday morning. Good customer service is simply paying attention to the person standing in front of you. There are plenty of places to get a good bagel in Brooklyn. Based on this experience, I don't see myself coming back.

This place was delightful. Came with my daughter for an afternoon lunch on a summer afternoon and…read moreeverything was great. Lots of fun choices on the menu at appropriate prices. I had the arepas with carnitas, she had the mac and cheese with kielbasa. We were both super happy. Service was efficient, the restaurant was pretty, bright and well air conditioned. We would definitely recommend and would definitely return.

Cant believe I've never heard of this gem before. Great for a weekday breakfast brunch. The staff…read moreis very friendly and accommodating to our big party. DO get the skillet pancakes, they will absolutely change your life. Just the right amount of sweetness without being overbearing. I also had the inside out truffle bun which was slightly sweet and very strong truffle flavor. Amazing mimosas as well - they have both passion fruit and orange juice base!

Consistently excellent -- no idea why this place is not more popular. Great food, great service,…read moregreat atmosphere. And no attitude. Highly recommended.

The restaurant is really beautifully decorated. The service is phenomenal! Our servers were so…read moreattentive it felt like they were reading my mind. We came here for Mother's Day and we had a lovely time. The juice was delicious and freshly squeezed, and we shared the two eggs any style, and the French toast. Would love to come back sometime soon!

I've spent hours sourcing the best cappuccino in the Carroll Gardens / Boerum Hill / Cobble Hill /…read morePark Slope neighborhoods. And this is it. I haven't tried them all, obviously -- too many coffee shops -- but what I have tried, and come back to, over and over, is the products of the amazing team at Posto. It's not just about the skillfully made drinks or the balance of flavors, the fresh, Italian-style coffee or the filled-to-order Italian donuts and Maritozzos (iykyk) -- it's the overall ambience. You come here to put down the screen and enjoy the moment. So often do we rush through our coffees, or even bring them to meetings, at the beck and call of the city's hustle. But at Posto the kind, talented, customer-first team asks you to slow down and escape all of that, to savor every sip of coffee in the classic Italian style. Walking in feels more like a poem than a cafe. Gone are the transactional, disingenuous "how are you's" and instead you get to discover all sorts of fun barista (and bar) creations, Tuscan products, and fresh pasta. The servers and owner are always read to provide a recommendation, and like in Italian cafes, they bring whatever treats and drinks you land on to you. (My favorite aperol spritz is also from Posto.) Outside, the peaceful garden hosts two large umbrellas. It's vibrant, as if you're in a neighbor's backyard and they are willing to share a colorful moment with you, birds chirping overhead. As I finished the last drop of my cappuccino this morning, I realized that forty-five minutes had passed, and every sip of coffee was just as good as the last. Thank you!

The things I usually look for in a coffee shop: a friendly neighborhood vibe, a nice place to work,…read morea stellar brew, and perhaps a delectable snack to go with it. I don't feel like Un Posto hits the nail on the head for any of these. The menu is incredibly confusing--one part is on a chalk board, another is written under the countertop, another two are printed out next to the register and they all say different things without explanations of what any of the drinks even are. I spent at least 10 minutes letting other folks in front of me at the counter because I was paralyzed by choices I didn't understand, luckily the baristas were able to provide clarity on some of them. They have cocktails, coffee cocktails, coffee drinks, and several food menus. We came hungry, only to see the sandwich menu taken away because they were out (this was at 3 pm, and they close at 7). This is such a New York thing, but if you're selling cocktails and groceries until the evening, running out of mortadella sandwiches is not the same as when Radio Bakery sells out by noon... Maybe it's me but I'm not particularly looking to get a plate of prosciutt and burrata with my coffee (which is what they had left), and the sandwiches here are supposed to be amazing and were the main reason why we chose this place. We had come here to co-work, but saw that there were no laptops allowed, not even in a specific window, just period. I take issue with this because for some of us, coffee shops are vital spaces not to get sucked into the void of our screens but to write, share ideas, and work in the company of our support system. The coffee I got was an Italian iced coffee with no milk and almond syrup, pretty good but a smallish portion. My friend's latte was white, and tasted like foamy milk with just a hint of espresso... very odd. Usually that cool pretentious European vibe results in delicious food and drink, so I expected to be blown away, but it was just okay. Some of the higher-up staff are quite snippy, doesn't seem like the kind of place where if you're a regular people know your name and want to chat. The accusatory sign in the bathroom really says it all. The best part of this place is the gorgeous back patio, but it's harder to enjoy it when you've walked into a place that already makes you feel like you don't belong there, implying you're a toilet-clogging laptop addict who doesn't know any coffee lingo. I could see stopping in to pick up some fresh pasta and grabbing a cappuccino to go, but what's the fun in that?