Wow! What a fantastic experience in Park Slope. A small and unassuming business from the outside opens up into a studious and cozy restaurant perfect for date night!Seating is highly limited so be sure to make a reservation. A Vietnamese restaurant with French flare, we took reccomendations from our kind waiter and ordered the duck and lamb chops and split an eggplant salad. All dishes were bursting with unique flavor. Though I'm no duck connoisseur, it was most flavorful and tender pieces of duck breast I have had! read more

Bricolage - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

So here I am after an amazing massage with my Buddy David Vargas of Momentum Sports Recovery. I love the vibe as a walk in. It's very hot out so I order a seltzer. The menu is brought and immediately i see the omelette. With mushrooms, goat cheese and beet salad. Wow nice! And it is exactly that. A healthy omelette with the Salad, just what I need on a hot summer afternoon. I'm thinking seltzer isn't doing it for me. So I order a nice refreshing glass of prosecco! Wow just perfect. Not being rushed and eating slowly. Savoring every bite. What a great spot. I highly recommend this Vietnamese venue. read more

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Wow what a dinner - a very unique twist on Vietnamese. We started with the tuna ceviche which was absolutely outstanding. Then the tofu pomegranate mushroom dish - very good. Finally our mans we shared the garlic spicy noodles with grilled shrimp and the lemongrass pork chop. Delicious food and drinks all around. It's a very cool vibe with lots of vintage TVs all around. We went home with some leftovers. Excellent service. Can't wait for next time. read more

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Everything we ordered here was so delicious! I also love their outdoor patio seating at the back of the restaurant. I highly recommend booking patio seating if the weather is nice. We ordered: - Banh Xeo: Vietnamese crepe with shrimp - Unshaking beef - Green curry with lamb shank - Maple glazed duck - Cripsy Brussels Sprouts The Banh Xeo is the best I've had! They are so generous with the portion size and the ingredient they add in there. The jumbo shrimps were so juicy. The Brussels Sprouts were seasoned and fried to perfection. I don't know what sauce they used but it's so addicting. All the main meat dishes tasted very fresh as well - with its own unique sauce. Every bite bursted with flavor and texture. I will definitely be back! This is one of those places that you would want to take your friends when they visit. read more

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More of a fusion-y place but everything was very well seasoned and tasty. Their portions are big so be careful! We had the crab dumplings which was a starter but I think came with 8-10 dumplings on a bed of salad with a soy sauce-y dressing. Eggplant salad was good, with more of a vinaigrette dressing. Banhxeo was not bad either. There was two of us and we also got the lamb belly buns which we likely didn't need. Very rich but tasty. Wait staff was very friendly and gave good recs. Glad we came to try this place. They have a cool back lower room that I wish we got to sit in read more

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A small restaurant but great food! The staff is very friendly and welcoming. I also enjoyed the vibe and I'd recommend this place to whoever comes to Park Slope. read more

I've been coming here since 2022. It is a very unique place in its atmosphere and twist on the Vietnamese cuisine. They have consistently been welcoming from the host to the servers. The food has consistently been great. The atmosphere is unique with options to eat inside or outside; GO OUTSIDE! The decor has an old skool vibe with such a laid back ambience. I love all the foods here. Try it all to see what you like. I love the slow cooked lamb rolls and the caramelized shrimp pot. The ingredients are always fresh and flavorful. I highly recommend this place; you won't be disappointed! Make a reservation!!!! read more

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Disappointing for what was supposed to be a special birthday celebration for a close friend. Entrees took for what seemed like an eternity to arrive, more than an hour, and then my dish was cold. No meal check ins, only asked if we wanted more drinks later on. Then we had to ask for the check after 10pm. Everyone was too tired to order birthday dessert. Our table was seemingly completely forgotten about. The menu was creative and we enjoyed ordering a bunch of different things. But I didn't enjoy my cold entree. read more

I'm actually so upset at whatever people are rating this place highly. I love eating, I love Southeast and South Asian food, I love Vietnamese food. This is some of the worst Vietnamese food I've had in New York and I don't even think New York has a plethora of amazing Vietnamese food. I got the chicken pho, lobster dumplings and summer roll. I should have known from the dry rice wrapper in the summer roll. Everything was just not good. The pho broth - bad. I love food, a lot. This made me cry. I will be writing about this in my journal. That said, everyone was very kind and it's a cute vibe inside. read more

An aptly named fixture in the Park Slope food scene with relics such as vintage clocks and tube TV's tastefully adorning the patio. The servers treat you like family with warm smiles all around. The refreshing daytrader cocktail is a frozen gin lemonade flavored with Thai basil. The pork belly buns with hoisin sauce and slow-cooked lamb buns with sriracha aioli are bursting with flavor. The duck came highly recommended and lived up to the hype with a lip smacking maple glaze and taro purée. The red snapper was an adventure to debone but had a rich gingery lime zest. read more

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Really loved this spot - beautiful and vibey + delicious food. Went for brunch and sat in the back - such cool decor and great menu. Loved the drinks and the food, would skip dessert next time though. Really recommend the unshaken beef & eggs for brunch! Service was slow but it was a slow day and we were seated in the back. read more

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Great food! Love the vibe too. I'd also recommend most of the appetizers. They were all solid. read more

Bricolage - Pho Bo! - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Amazing duck. Duck loves sweet autumn/winter flavors and they leaned into that with kombucha and maple. They even convinced me to like radicchio, which is normally far too bitter for me, but it turns out that if you grill it and then serve it with duck fat it's amazing. Adorable patio. Loved that. All of the old TVs are really cool. Oh, and definitely try one of the Thai basil cocktails. I don't know why every bay doesn't have at least one of those. read more

Awful food. Insanely overpriced. My "pomegranate" tofu starter was a whopping $19 and there were maybe 8 teeny cubes of tofu in a mystery mushroom sauce I can't describe more, other than "tastes nothing like pomegranate whatsoever." The vegetarian crepe for a whopping $26 was almost as hard as a frisbee and was filled mostly with bean sprouts and another unidentifiable sauce. I got lots of lettuce through. For heavens sake why was this $50? read more

A thoughtful Vietnamese spot in Park Slope. Cozy and comfortable ambience It's definitely the priciest Viet food I've tried, but the service and food were pretty excellent. I came with a group, and we got many dishes to share, including: Ceviche, Pho Ga, shaking beef, cumin chicken, and hawker noodles. The beef was super delicious and a great cut -- though the watercress that accompanied it wasn't as well received as was very bitter. We were three people, and I really appreciated how the staff actually served the pho ga dish in three small bowls, with some noodles and spice and chicken in each! It made it miles easier to share the food and was just a very thoughtful touch. read more

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Brunch for two on Sunday. It was fairly empty at 11:30am which was nice as we could hear ourselves talk. Later, it started getting pretty noisy to the point we had to start talking much louder. The ambiance is cute and cozy with props taking you into a bygone era. We ordered the unshaking beef and eggs, and the coconut milk French toast. The unshaking beef with garlic butter Thai chili sauce, with rosemary potatoes was the clear winner. The coconut milk French toast with brioche was also a nice complement to the savory dish. All in all, I would return to try their dinner menu options. read more

Bricolage - Coconut Milk French Toast - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Bricolage was a nice find in the neighborhood. It wasn't too busy but we did have a reservation. The menu alone made me know I wanted to come back to try more things. And then the food confirmed it. We got a couple of dishes and they were great including the unshaking steak and eggs and one of their specialty rice dishes. We also got the French toast and it was just right! I want more of that French toast! The drinks were also quite good. The ambiance is interesting as it has a lot of old timey and tiny tvs all over. I like the vibe. The food smells good when you walk in but not overpowering. Will be back for more. read more

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Pretty courtyard. Nice server. Brunch was good. I enjoyed the short rib hash. Small size portions/cost. My daughter's meal came out wrong. No one ever came back. After ten minutes I went in and the waiter was restocking bar. While The busser and food runner were eating food at the line. Granted late in day. I asked where her food was and asked was no one had let us know if they were making the correct dish. They accepted their inconsideration and very nicely apologized even comped the entree. I'd go back but In Summer definitely sit inside. read more

I can't believe I've never written a review about this place. It's definitely one of the top 3 restaurants in Park Slope and definitely one of the best in the city. I've been here several times, and here are some of my favorite things about it: - There are actual mixologists working here, so the cocktails are great. - The back yard area is one of the coolest-decorated places I've seen in the entire city. - The retro TVs in the bathroom make you feel like you're stepping into a time machine - all details are accounted for here. - But most of all, the FOOD. It's always great. Whether you come here for dinner or brunch. I've tried almost everything on the dinner menu and there has never been anything that wasn't outstanding. I've also met the chef, Lien Lin, on one visit here, who is from Vietnam, and she is lovely. Came here for brunch this weekend for the first time and of course everything was outstanding. We ordered: - The Thai Basil Gimlet: always a good decision - Crispy Imperial Rolls appetizer: phenomenal - House Salmon Potato Cake brunch special: delicious and so was the cider that came with the meal - My friend ordered the Banh Xeo and loved it. I will continue to patronize this place as long as it's around. read more

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Walked in randomly and sat in the back outdoor covered patio area. It reminded me of Stranger Things and the lab from the movie Back to the Future - retro with random TVs. Very untraditional, interesting and surprisingly comfy. Service is fast, and friendly. Music is very chill and funky. Perfect mood and volume for a random Sunday (I find music is so important for your dining experience). I wanted to share something light with my sister, and there are so many options for brunch/ lunch. Cocktails were delicious. We tried a coffee based and fresh/ smoky mezcal cocktail. Shrimp was delicious. Noodles were well made and al dente. Altogether a really good experience. read more

Bricolage - Spicy garlic noodles with shrimp - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Amazing modern Vietnamese place with huge backyard sheets!! You should definitely make a reservation first. If you wanna be there on the weekend. It was packed but not too noisy which is great. We couldn't get an outside table at that moment but they let us know when they opened and took us to the best sheet :)They are so kind!! It was all amazing, the drinks are fresh and tasty! My favorite is Thai Basil Gimlet. We started off with Papaya Salada, Crispy Imperial Rolls and Five Spice Chicken Wings! I ordered them for table and my friends were all happy with tasty bites! Especially people who aren't so familiar with Viet's food, you are not gonna regret it!! For the mains, got Shrimp claypot and Cajan Spice slow roasted short ribs (weekly special) both are wonderful but just a little bit salty! But overall, the experience was great and had a fun time with friends. Absolutely come back for brunch menu soon! read more

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Spent a friends birthday dinner at this fine establishment in Brooklyn. We googled best patio restaurants in Brooklyn and decided to go with this spot which was such a vibe!!! The inside was stunning with a bunch of antique little pieces all around. The staff was extremely nice and helpful and all our food was brought out in record timing. We ordered a bunch of things to share and may i say everything was DELICIOUS!! We got the pork bao buns and the meat was tender and delish - literally couldn't stop eating it. the tofu wontons shockingly were so flavorful and also a hit i usually dont like tofu but the way it was made here made it taste like chicken. definitely need to come back and come hungry because portions are generous! def recommending to friends and family - will be back! read more

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We came here on a Friday night and I loved the decor inside. They have a variety of options available from indoors, at the bar, and front outside seating. The staff were really accommodating and attentive. We ended up sitting outside and the decor was really quirky and kinda old timey. For food we shared the cod croquettes, the hawker broad noodles and the crispy brussel sprouts. The croquettes were great but who doesn't love something fried. They came with a saffron garlic aioli, but there were only two croquettes and I wish there more of them. The noodles had a right amount of balance of veggies and protein. The brussel sprouts came last and by that time I was already pretty full. They also came with a nice aioli dipping sauce though. Overall I thought the food was tasty but a touch pricey. read more

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We loved our brunch at Bricolage! Cozy atmosphere with cool vintage decor, friendly accommodating service and great food. I could have ordered anything on the menu and been happy - thoughtful fusion of Asian and traditional "American" cuisine. read more

Aside from almost going into anaphylactic shock, I enjoyed my time there. To ensure I reach the 85 character minimum, I'll take the time to also mention the allergic reaction was very much my fault. read more

I came here with a group on a Sunday night and was overall disappointed. Let's start with the food. Food was disappointing all around especially for how high everything costs. The beef pho was the worst bowl of pho I have ever had in my life. The beef did not taste or have the texture of brisket but instead resembled a questionable meatloaf. Even the grilled chicken and rice on the kids menu had a strange sour flavor. Pork belly buns were okay but by far worth the $21. Next, service was off. It was a Sunday night and not that busy so even more surprising by the disorganization. My friend had to ask and keep reminding the server to bring out her glass of wine 5 times. By the time her wine came out, we were close to finishing our meal. The best part of this place was the atmosphere which is really what you are paying for. The covered patio is a nice place to sit if you are seeking a trendy environment. Go here if you want a trendy atmosphere and don't mind spending $$$ but skip if you're looking for good food. read more

Bricolage was excellent. The food totally lived up to the hype. Every dish was packed with flavor, from the delicious summer rolls to the surprisingly flavorful charred eggplant salad. And the spicy garlic noodles were a fantastic main, blending a unique combination of sour, sweet, and savory into a delicious meal. The menu is a bit on the pricey side, but you definitely get your money's worth in terms of quality dishes. I'll be coming back for sure! read more

Came for dinner for 4 on a Saturday night. The dining room offers a cozy vibe but I highly recommend booking for the enclosed backyard patio, which is heated in the winter and is extremely visually interesting. The unshaking beef is one of my favorite dishes and a must get! The papaya salad is always a hit and is a very large shareable portion. The duck is cooked very well and I love the kabocha squash purée which has a much tackier texture than mashed potato. We also got the congee special of the night and I loved how gingery it was, which complemented the succulent pieces of pork belly. I would skip the garlic noodles (I think it tastes more like an "Asian" dish at a non-Asian restaurant) and instead, get the Hawker broad noodles, which has more complex flavors! read more

Very fun place for the summer outdoors dining! Bring you kids as well! The food is very delicious but very expensive. It does have a "posh" feeling but just ignore the other guest and have a good time. The staff is knowledgeable about food and there is a full bar. Cheers! read more

We came to Bricolage as a party of 8 on a Saturday morning for brunch and had no issues getting a table. They weren't busy as there were only 3 other tables in use at the time. We sat in the back patio where we were able to admire the rustic décor of clocks, TVs, and lamps all along the walls. We ordered the: Five Spiced Fried Chicken & Waffles ($24) - Included a flatter fried dark meat chicken on top of a waffle, with a side of sriracha butter and maple syrup. The chicken wasn't dry, and it paired very well with the sriracha butter. Coconut Milk French Toast ($22) - Included homemade brioche, cinnamon coconut milk, fresh fruit (apple slices, grapefruit, strawberry), candied pecans, and a side of syrup. So fluffy and delicious. House Made Five Spice Apple Cider ($7) - We ordered the hot version, and you can taste the additional spices inside compared to regular apple cider. It is a little pricy, but they did a great job incorporating Vietnamese and French style into their dishes. We don't come to Brooklyn often but wouldn't mind returning in the future. read more

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Regular Friday night , a friend and I were hungry and wanted something good to eat of course. Stumbled across Bricolage , happy we did. We were greeted and seated with a warm welcome. Small bar area and more dining space in the back. Drinks were ordered and they were good. For starters I had the lobster dumplings, so so so good! For entrees we had the honey glazed salmon which was absolutely delicious and the tamarind ribs very good as well. Def want to go back and try a few more things ! Good experience read more

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I'm starting to think it's extremely difficult to uncover $$$ restaurants that could actually be worth the splurge. Bricolage was unfortunately not an exception. The place was such a vibe, especially at night, with a dimly lit ambiance. The menu, through their QR code, was one long scroll. I wish them and more places would have more visuals in their menu to aid the indecisive in deciding. With the appetizers costing just as much as a main, I settled on the Spicy Garlic Noodles ($27) with Marinated Flank Steak (+$8). "Spicy Garlic Noodles" should really be called "Salty Garlic Noodles". I took only a couple bites, and already started feeling uncomfortable from the high sodium. Something in my body was burning. Parts of the noodles tasted uncooked too, a harder to bite texture. The onions were also HUGE pieces, juxtaposed to the thinly sliced up carrots. The only saving grace was the flank steak, which was soft, not too chewy, and fortunately not as salty as the noodles. These noodle dishes, you can find better elsewhere without losing that arm and leg. And without an uncomfortable feeling afterwards. I do love something as unique as a Viet and French fusion, but I think the dishes could be executed better. read more

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Had a delicious dinner with a friend on a cold Friday night. I forgot our server's name but she was the sweetest and most attentive person ever!! She had awesome recommendations for cocktails and entrees. We had the papaya salad, spicy garlic noodles with pork, and imperial rolls. Although this restaurant is categorized under Vietnamese with a French twist, I think it's more so classic Vietnamese dishes with a few French dishes on the menu. A few items are a bit overpriced for what they are (why are 2 imperial rolls more than $10???), but servings are pretty generous and flavors are great! There's a beautiful garden patio seating area in the back that looked cozy, but the decor and vibes inside were welcoming and warm as well. Will definitely come back for the spicy garlic noodles! read more

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Each time I dine here, I'm impressed by their professionalism, cleanliness, and ambiance through Miro's, one of the owner's art. We got to sit in their back garden that was quite enchanting with all their artistic decor. We had papaya salad, lamb shank curry, and soft shell crab salad. All three dishes were the best I've tasted, Vietnamese style. It's evident they have a European (French?) element to their cooking. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Thank you for having us! read more

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My wife had the noodle soup with chicken and I tried the Lamb shank. Desert and tea were good. The alcohol drinks lacked alcohol lol. The service is top notch. Love the decor. Will definitely go back again. Also recommend this place for all to try. read more

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Bricolage was so interesting. It was neither good nor bad. I have wanted to eat here for over a year and finally had the chance to come try it. The dishes ordered were the pork belly buns ($21), pho ga ($24), and the spicy garlic noodles ($27). Nothing gave me the wow feeling here. Surprising since I read the owner is Vietnamese. You subvert the classics yet the subversion created something where it didn't fully commit to either being fusion or being true to the roots. One ends up being stuck in a limbo where your identity is not pronounced. The pork belly buns were decent though I got a huge piece of fat in one of the buns. The spicy garlic noodles were very udon based which is not usually what I would predict would be used in spicy garlic noodles. Would maybe come back casually, but not in a huge rush tbh. read more

Bricolage - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Blown away by our experience at Bricolage! Their back patio is absolutely stunning and was the perfect location to host a friends baby shower. The food is incredible, the owner Miro is so easy to coordinate with, and the service is so incredible. I've been for brunch, dinner, and now hosted an event here and it never disappoints -- one of my favorite restaurants in NY. 10/10 read more

Bricolage - Back patio for baby shower brunch - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

OH. MY. GOD. If you are not making the trip to eat at Bricolage while in Brooklyn, you are truly missing out on some AMAZING Southeast Asian barbecue. When I say Bricolage drops it like it's hot, ohhhhh boy, you better believe that plate is going to be sizzling with flavor! I went to meet up with a friend I haven't seen in a while last night & he chose this spot after checking out the menu. I trust his taste so I said, okay, let's do it! And we've got nooooo regrets. First off, the menu looked so darn good, we had so much trouble narrowing it down. I kid you not. And Bricolage did not make it easy because they had a huge selection of meats - duck, lamb, ribs, chicken, pork chops; you name it, they've got it! After making the difficult decision of finalizing our dishes, we were ready to feast. The staff was on point with timing - drinks came quick & food followed shortly after. Snap snaps for the chefs! Now let's talk about the food. The pork belly buns were like crack. I'm not a fan of fat in pork belly but let me tell you, the pork belly was charred and marinated so well, the meat just melted in my mouth. I have to say it's probably top 5 pork belly buns I've had. We had the ribs as our other appetizer & dude, it was doused in amazing marinade. Plus it was so easy to separate from the bone. The spicy garlic noodles were some of the best I've tasted; you definitely will get some heat from the hot peppers and you could tell the noodles were fresh because they were so smooth & chewy. Bricolage didn't use traditional egg noodles for this dish; instead they changed up the game by using rice noodles that were a little thicker than vermicelli. Needless to say, our bellies were happily satisfied. We were super pleased with the service that we received as well. And the outdoor seating in the back is extremely cute - definitely worth checking out during the warmer months. Thank you Bricolage for an awesome dinner! read more

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The food was flavorful. They accommodated a substitution the most amazing brunch I've had in a long time! Although don't come for the service, the bartender/waitress was not very talkative but got the job done. read more

Bricolage - Two eggs over easy rosemary potatoes. Grilled chicken greens and bread. - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Hate to be the party pooper but I came last night after a friend (and other Yelp reviews) hyped it up and was really disappointed. Maybe they were having an off night? Ordered the lobster crepe. It was good/okay but didn't blow me away. Underwhelming is the right word. The bits of lobster were tender and well cooked but the flavors didn't knock my socks off. Didn't taste or see any corn which I was hoping to get bits of. Probably would try the papaya salad next time instead. Also ordered the beef pho. The broth was pretty lackluster compared to the also highly rated Vietnamese spots near my apartment. We sat outside and the pho immediately cooled off so perhaps that's why? Maybe it had to be hot to appreciate the flavors in the broth? I'm really reaching here guys. As for the carpaccio beef, the broth wasn't hot enough to cook it so it was super rubbery and I spit it into my napkin. So sad about this because I came in so excited to love Bricolage! As far as ambiance, it's gorgeous. They did a nice job with their outside tables. Heaters above almost every table and it's decorated beautifully. For service, the waiter looked tired. And a bit annoyed. Which I can appreciate as a long time bartender (I tip 20% no matter if the service sucks or not). We ordered the lobster crepe to start and 15 mins later dumplings showed up. No biggie, he put in the wrong app. Had to wait another 10+ mins for the correct lobster crepe to come. It happens. Another gripe I have is that my friend has been here several times and orders the pho to split. They said they could do it for us and when it came there was just another bowl. Did they expect us to use chopsticks to scoop up the broth? Maybe just a prep or kitchen error and forgot to give us a ladle. I feel bad because every restaurant has an off night so giving it 3 stars instead of 2 stars. But the food and the service were both off last night which doesn't give the best experience. read more

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