This is a charming neighborhood American bistro on a corner with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. We…read morehad lunch here today and, from the moment we sat down, felt completely at ease. It has the kind of cozy neighborhood vibe that makes you want to relax and savor your meal. Our server, Annie S., was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and very easy to talk to. Her service struck the perfect balance and truly enhanced our experience. We shared the Sailor Gin Martini, which was beautifully chilled, bright, aromatic, and finished with a lovely dry note. It was refreshing and absolutely delicious. For our appetizer, we shared the quiche. It was so good that we completely forgot to take a photo before finishing it! For our entrées, I ordered the cod and my husband had the burger without the bun. The cod was honestly one of the best I've ever had--perfectly cooked, incredibly fresh, and full of flavor. The pea purée that accompanied it was equally delicious and complemented the fish beautifully. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his burger, and I couldn't resist helping myself to some of his fries, which were excellent as well. Every part of this meal was enjoyable, from the drink and food to the warm hospitality and comfortable atmosphere. Needless to say, we both left very happy.

I was so excited to come back here with out of town guests. The food was still incredible, but this…read moretime the service was incredibly disappointing. We ordered two appetizers with distinctive sauces, and when our plates weren't cleared after the first course, we made what I thought was a very reasonable request for fresh plates. That simple request seemed to send our server over the edge. At a restaurant of this caliber, I would expect fresh plates and silverware to be brought automatically between courses. Instead, the staff insisted that we keep using the same silverware throughout the meal. Later in the evening, I sat with an empty cocktail glass for quite a while. I tried making eye contact with our server, who appeared to avoid our table by turning her back and refusing to look over. I suspect she noticed me in her peripheral vision because she abruptly said, "I'll be with you in just a moment." I wasn't waving her down or trying to interrupt her. I simply wanted a wine list, which could have been dropped off in seconds for me to browse while she continued helping other tables. Instead, after I asked, she prioritized several other tasks before eventually bringing it over. At one point, my friends joked that "the food is great in Brooklyn, but the service is rude." That honestly made me sad to hear because it doesn't reflect the Brooklyn I've known over the past 14 years. I've always found it to be warm and welcoming. I'm not sure what happened to Sailor, but this experience couldn't have been more different from my first visit, as reflected in my previous review. Before dismissing this as someone being overly critical, it's worth noting that I worked in the service industry for 17 years. I know restaurants get busy, and I don't expect perfection. But basic hospitality, attentiveness, and professionalism should still be part of the experience, especially at a restaurant of this quality.

Food is fantastic, the service is fast and friendly all in a comfortable space , we tried it just…read moreto see if the ratings were accurate or hype , they're accurate

very very good food, ambiance, everything!! my boyfriend and i love stopping by here for brunch…read more(when it's usually packed) but at dinnertime it's pretty quiet. It's also quite pricey but worth it if you have extra money to spend. Ok so food - I get the smash burger and i usually ask for it on a brioche bun, but it tastes surprisingly delicious on the toast as well. Fries are quite good and I'm pretty picky about fries too - I usually like thin and "twice-fried" crispy - and man oh man the drinks! Very yummy. I'd also highly recommend the beignets, which comes with a strawberry compote that hits perfectly. Go to the Fat Rabbit for a family-friendly brunch spot, good drinks, great food and nice people (and prepare for a crowd)!

Stopped in with a friend for a serious Knicks game a few nights ago. It was a standing room only or…read moreseats outside situation when I arrived, at the very start of the game. When I did move further inside, FancyFree was quite roomy. There are plenty of high tables and a full bar. I ordered a Moscow Mule which tasted a bit flat and it was NOT served to me in the classic tin mug. I'm convinced that the tin mug affects the cold levels and flavor of that cocktail. Our server, Pierre, was really attentive and pleasant. It was a fun night-big crowd. It's a shame I didn't get to experience their food menu. A server zipped passed me with some goodies that I must try. I'll be back.

Dropped in to watch the Knicks game. There was a good amount of people, which I love. Energy at a…read moresports bar is everything. Ordered the onion rings (one of my fave), Sonoran dog, if you like hot dogs this is for you, bread is toasty and flavorful toppings. Do drink I had Danny's martini, good but not my type of drink, a Negroni also not my drink haha. Finishes with a mezcal margarita, perfect.... Nice chill night

Recently came here for dinner. The vibe was chic and the…read morefood is contemporary southern. While here I had the following: Fried shrimp & calamari- fried nice and crispy. Seasoned nice. My only gripe. There were only 3 Shrimp in the whole dish. If you offer half and half, truly make it half and half. Sesame wings- sticky and sweet. Nicely seasoned and prepared. Shrimp scampi- tasty and juicy. Very fresh and deelish!! Butternut squash soup- very good and silky. Brussel sprouts- not pictured or on the menu but, they came out nice and toasty. I also ordered a Tito's and club soda from the bar. I appreciated the un-flat club soda. Our server Ilia G was very knowledgable and charismatic. Our food came out in great time. Price points were decent. I'd definitely stop in again!

Solid place. The fish sandwich was just okay but drinks and fries were good…read more A big space but can get very busy so best to book in advance! Wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to go here, it's pretty much exactly what you would expect.

Make your reservation - this place was busy even right at 5 pm on a Friday!…read moreMiss Ada is the perfect place to come with friends and order a bunch of things to share. I highly recommend getting an assortment of dips and small plates - 2-3 dishes per person was just right for us. I can't pick a favorite item of the evening: The Israeli Salad Hummus was some of the best/most flavorful hummus I've had, the Whipped Ricotta was perfect and so fluffy, and the Matbucha & Labne are also great additions to the table. They make a really good Falafel here, and the Crispy Cauliflower were perfectly crispy and well-sauced. The Chocolate Babka dessert is a great way to end your meal, and they do make a solid espresso martini for those wondering. The only thing I was not a fan of is their drink menu - all of the cocktails are spicy or smoky. Although you can sub out different alcohols, it would be nice to have a few other options.

sweet potato hummus ($14) - saw a bunch of people recommend…read morethis but i personally didn't really see the hype - it was just sweet potato with a bit of spice mixed with other flavors that i wasnt really fond of - i realized i like my sweet potato just plain and charred instead of something too fancy - it's not bad but im not impressed whipped ricotta ($14) - this was very yummy! I thought it would be quite heavy but when paired with the pita bread it was just right - light and fluffy with a light drizzle of honey made it a great ricotta - however, ive had better ricotta before at theodora lamb shawarma ($20) - i wasn't expecting it to be a dip but it was delicate and delicious anyways - this is probably my fav dish out of all 3 - the dip was strong and smooth; tasted unique but not anything too impressive either - the lamb was super tender but it was quite strong; i dont think people would've been able to handle it if theyve never had lamb before rating: 4/5 - everything we ordered was good and the quality is definitely there so it's a solid 4 but nothing really stood out - ive had better and more innovative dips elsewhere - the vibe is cute though! It's a perfect brunch spot decorated with plants; feels like a cozy little tree house - quick service; nothing to note IG: @nom.noms.only

Correctness/Taste (1-5): Despite me getting a very basic dish which was steak and frites, it was…read moreexecuted quite well. The steak was seasoned very well and charred haha, good eggs as well. The Crème brûlée was delicious. - 4/5 Value (1-5): I think for what you are paying for, you get quite a lot, eggs, steak and potatoes . - 5/5 Customer Service (1-5): My server was extremely nice and chill. (5/5)

Great French bistro in fort green. Nice service. Tables close bistro style. Food comes out quickly…read more.generous portion sizes. French onion soup looked amazing as did the salads. Escargot was good as was the steak frites w salad

Great local spot to watch sports, entrance on Ashland Pl. TVs on every wall, each one is probably…read morearound 40" and they play multiple sports including soccer and tennis, with sound. Order at the bar. If seated at a table they will bring the food to you when it's ready. Service is excellent. They open promptly at 12 noon on weekdays. Food is decent. The fried calamari is too breaded and too fried, but it passes for bar food. Rating 6/10 The nachos have a good amount of crunchy chips with a decent amount of toppings including guacamole and jalapenos. Rating 7/10 Seating is spacious and comfortable but tabletops etc can be a bit sticky, like at many other bars. Good sports vibe and energy from the patrons.

A dope cool sports bar. Theres a "first come, first serve" seating however it looked like when it…read moregot later it was sign in method. The energy was more mature which I preferred in a sports bar. Tons of benches, some bar seating and pool tables in the back. Lots of tvs as well, saw all the March Madness games playing. I imagine it would be great for big games. That being said I came to pregame Knicks-Nets and as we got closer to start-time a lot fans came to watch game (very easy walk to Barclays- 10 min walk). The food was solid and service was pretty good. Good beer options, had the happy hour margarita. They are strong! You've been warned.

Nice little restaurant we popped into on a Saturday night. We were walking around downtown Brooklyn…read moretrying to kill some time before going to a friend's birthday. We stumbled upon end well and we were very pleasantly surprised. It had a good vibe, great cocktails, and good food. We ordered a cucumber sour and a rosemary thyme Negroni. We also ordered deviled eggs, the charred cabbage salad, and the fried chicken and sandwich. All were outstanding and modestly priced. The service was great. The individual helping us was very friendly. Will be back!

In summary: Would come back for the ambience and the drinks!…read more Positives: Great vibe inside, from the warm lighting to the music and the honestly really great service. We came in on a Monday night, delightfully busy but not too full and were able to just really sit and relax without feeling rushed so that was much appreciated. Drinks ordered: Rosemary Negroni (Mezcal Negroni with a bit more sweetness) and Sicilian Daiquiri (refreshing, citrus but definitely one for those who prefer sweet drinks). Both were enjoyed. Food was a little hit and miss: The Smoked Salmon Deviled eggs were interesting but I don't think I'd order them again. The Burger & Fries were good, but we thought both were over salted and weren't too big a fun of the large tomato on the burger, though without it I think the bun would have been too hard.