Really great for a quick bite. They have an amazing Greek salad I like to get it with the spicy…read morelemon dressing and add tuna. Delicious! My dad ordered a sabich in pita and said it was really good too. Have to come back to try more :)

Ordered pick up. Services is slow, waited in line patiently…read moreto be served, but both the man who was preparing food and the lady making drinks continued to service answer to others who skipped in front of me. I read the other comments on yelp, where other customers were mentioning the different treatment if you are from a different culture background. I do not want to believe they are prejudice but service is slow. I would give it another shot, food is good. But if I notice what was stated is indeed true, will def come back and update.

Walked in and already felt the vibes. I loved the music and the staff was very friendly. I got a…read morewhite sauce pizza with ricotta cheese. I love their decor, they had neon signs and they have ceiling fans to cool you down in the summer. The pizza was so delicious I loved every bite.

Had the vodka square, decent flavor. Could have used a bit more sauce. Also tried a piece of their…read morevodka chicken Parmesan. It was very flavorful, but a little too oily and salty for my taste. Staff was pleasant, clean environment with lots of options including desserts.

Best kosher pizza. OG. And wow a crazy huge variety of foods too. Very Nice owner's tooread more

Best kosher slice and spinach roll I've ever eaten. Very impressed with the Sushi bar. Very clean.read more

As someone who does write reviews, Smash House definitely earned this one…read more Came in craving a smash burger and yeah... they nailed it. Burger was juicy with those crispy edges you hope for, cheese melted just right, bun held up -- no notes. Fries were hot, salty, and gone way too fast. Simple food but clearly done with intention, which I always appreciate. Service was easy and friendly. No attitude, no rushing, just normal, nice people who get your order right and move things along. Feels very Midwood in the best way. The spot itself is small and casual, clean, nothing flashy. Somewhere you actually want to sit and eat instead of immediately grabbing it to go. Good background music, relaxed vibe. This is one of those places I'll keep coming back to and recommending without even thinking about it. If you're nearby and debating where to eat, just go here.

I stopped at Georgian Corner for my very first Georgian food experience and I am so glad I did!…read more Two people shared: - ricotta cakes - potato salad - pork skewers - tomato, cucumber, walnut salad - khachapuri - dark chocolate eclair type thing Everything was good, there wasn't anything I wouldn't order again (I didn't try the pork). The salad paired very well with the cheese bread and the potato salad had very good flavor also. The service was very welcoming. Both people working behind the counter were really nice and helpful, including boxing up our left overs and holding them for us while we walked around the neighborhood.

The best ,delicious Georgian food in Georgian Corner cafe, highly recommended…read moreKhachapuri

This spot is good--the kosher pizza and cheese sticks are yummy and their homemade baked goods are…read morereally tasty. Favorites include double chocolate chip muffins and chocolate and cheese croissants. The line is always long so budget extra time if you happen to be waiting for the bus, since the stop is right outside. However, the men at the counter run the operation efficiently and graciously, so the wait goes *fairly* quickly. Note, they prefer cash and have a card minimum, so just be mindful of that when you stop in.

Fabulous Kosher Bagels & much much more make this cozy spot a destination not to be missed. They…read moreserve decadent, delicious cinnamon rolls, plain and chocolate croissants, delightful blueberry muffins & chocolate chip cookies to die for. And to top it off they serve wonderful coffee & pizza as well. We think we found a slice of kosher heaven right here!!

The Sandwich Shop showcases Italian Heroes resurrecting the MD Kitchen of 2012…read more It's red sauce cooking on the stove is the sauce of legends where it cooked for decades by Dom at DiFara's The eggplant parm hero dipped in tempura batter and the bread having remnants of the awesome sauce is delicious. A few tables in front and more coming. I hear the bread is under review but the only thing that would make this sensation sandwich better is a hit if the red pepper sauce that comes with the pizza at Difara's.

As a longtime Difara's fan, I was excited to try their new sandwich shop around the corner. Greeted…read moreby the owner John upon arrival. He was super friendly. We already knew what we wanted, so we ordered and sat down in their little tables outside. Very limited seating, mostly to go orders it seems. But the service was amazing and very personable. Our Meatball Parm was done in 10 minutes. He gave us the option for toasted or not toasted bread and we opted for toasted bread. It was the most perfectly toasted bread I've ever had. The ratio from the bread, to cheese, to sauce, to meatball was absolutely perfect. Every bite was delicious and satisfying. Probably one of the best meatball parms I've ever had. I did appreciate that they sliced the meatball so the ratio was on point in every bite rather than a sandwich of full meatballs. Will definitely be coming back to try more of their sandwiches and even the pastas.

Stopped by for brunch and was not disappointed. We had the…read moretuna melt, the avocado and egg bagel (added bacon) and the cinnamon salted caramel latte. Everything was excellent! The eggs were cooked to perfection, the tuna was fresh and generous, and the coffee was so good I got another one to take with us on our walk through the park. Service was also great for a counter style restaurant. The place was small but had tables in the back and a clean restroom. Really great experience. I'd come back for the coffee alone, but I'm excited to try their curry bowls. Next time.

If you're familiar with the businesses along Cortelyou, you know that one guy owns a number of…read morethem, that they all have a similar vibe, and that he iterates on the vibe of any given location a number of times. Usually the vibe is this: bright, airy, cafe featuring breakfast plates, many of them vaguely Mediterranean, with continuous additions made to the menu announced via large sign print outs taped up all over the walls and windows of the space. While he's tested out a burger spot, an ice cream concept, his most successful business has to be Cafe Madeline, directly next door to this here Atelier December. With Atelier December, and with Victorian Cafe over on Coney Island Ave and Cortelyou, he's pretty much replicated this formula with much success, as it was packed on the Monday afternoon I visited. Unique to this menu are the pancakes, which come in the flavors pistachio, hazelnut praline, lemon zest, and coconut. I opted for the coconut and it was the best thing on my table. The turmeric fried eggs plate I got sounded promising but was decidedly mediocre and way way oversalted. The cardamom latte was delicious. So some hits and one miss, but overall a solid cafe to get some work done, catch up with a friend, or to take yourself on a solo brunch date to.