Brooklyn Restaurant Guide
Brooklyn Restaurant Reviews
Welcome to our Brooklyn restaurant reviews guide where you'll find top restaurants off the beaten path, both locally owned and chain. In fact, some of the best restaurants in the Brooklyn just might be the little mom and pop operations flying under the radar. For some of the best picks in Brooklyn, you've come to the right place.
Our Brooklyn restaurant reviews guide can help you make sense of the thousands of options out there. Happy eating!
Also check out our Best Restaurants in Brooklyn 2024 Guide
The food is great, and the service is good.
A peaceful ambiance with an elegant, and courteous staff. Mouth watering dishes, and a great wine list. You can not go wrong with a great meal, perfect service, a cozy atmosphere, and OTB. ****
Best Moo Shu Gai Pan in New York! Although not the best place for a candle light dinner! But you have great Chinese food.
I loved it! It was nice, quiet, elegante but also kid friendly. You can go for a nice quiet dinner for two, or bring your child for a nice quiet dinner. Food was delicious (I had the stuffed ravioli with crab meat) superb! and the waiters and waitresses were just wonderful and attentive. Want t...
NIck's is a brooklyn treasure, the food is good, the atmossphere is pleasant and the is pretty decent as well. i must say i would rather dine in than buy from the market.Alot of the stuff is frozen and slighty over priced. They r also not very informative on how to purchase lobsters and various othe...
Used to be a great place to eat with fine food and good ambiance but in the past 2 or 3 years the food as well as the service has become mediocre.
Cino's is a quaint restaurant with great food. It the type of restaurant that you look for if your hungry and like the mom and pop dining experience. The food is fresh and the kitchen is wide open. The drinks are a little strong, but who the heck doesn't look for that every once in a while. Ever...
I have eaten at Nino's for almost thirty years and the food has always been consistent and beyond very good. The stuffed eggplant appetizer is the best, as is the veal elephantante, fried zuchinni is a must - it practically melts in your mouth. As in any restaurant not everything is special, but ju...
Mediocre at best, but better food than the other Chinese competitor on Montague Street. Once, when I was heading for the cashier to get change so I could leave a tip, the waitress asked in a harsh tone, "what, no tip?"
I'd rate the Cafe as the best of many mediocre restaurants on Montague Street. The menu is pretentious for this area, but the food is competently prepared. When crowded, it's very noisy. Service ranges from good to erratic.
The best (and perhaps only) Indian in Brooklyn Heights. Among many, mostly bad, restaurants on Montague Street, Amin is in the top echelon.
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