This is your quintessential NY deli. No frills, great spot to grab lunch for under $15. You got…read moreyour hot bar, cold bar, deli and grill, salad station, and even some ramen/udon options. This place is for the OG NYers before all the Sweet Greens, Pret, Cavas, etc. took over the neighborhoods, there were these mom and pops at every corner. You won't be greatest with a fake smile here, no, you'll get the true food professionals whose sole mission is to make you the lunch you need. If you are a regular, then you don't even have to put in an order, they start making it as soon as they see you. 10 stars if I could.

Possibly one of the worst Deli's in this area. Everything I've had from here has been…read moredisappointing. A simple bacon egg and cheese should not taste like it was made the day before.

Was staying about a 10 min walk away in Brooklyn and wanted some good breakfast food! They sat us…read moredown right away luckily and the inside was so cute and nostalgic looking. Straight out of an old movie. Ordered the Latke with smoked salmon, French toast babka, and breakfast sandwich with potatoes. The latke was cooked perfectly and had so much crunchy texture loved it with the smoked salmon and surprisingly liked the apple sauce paired with it too! They only serve the French toast babka on the weekends so definitely get it if you can the citrus whip is sooo yummy with the French toast. Would definitely come back again when I'm back in town!

I'd been to this diner over 20 years ago and came back since it's the only diner in the area…read more Firstly, it STUNK when we went to be seated -- almost like a bathroom cleaner or some old funky janitor's room! Then we saw the menu -- my fiance wanted a chicken parm sandwich but they couldn't even custom make that. The menu had very little to choose from. It's not terrible that they have the 1950s look and that classic diner feel, but the seats were uncomfortable and smelled also. We both had burgers. My finances burger was dry and small. I had the Montague Burger that was a little more juicy but the bacon they put on it was like leather straps laced with onions! The fries were just ok, kind of crumbly and the slice of pickle that came with it wasn't crunchy or freak -- it was wilted and tasteless. Sorely disappointed in the quality of air and food! I also heard the waitstaff talking, very nice servers and hostess, but most of them are NOT from NY and didn't grow up in Brooklyn when diners were the best places to grab a bite at midnight when you were coming home from the club. I feel like that takes away from the quality of the diner and experience we want as real native New Yorkers.

Liked the spot. I perhaps didnt order right. I got the power bowl, which honestly I dont know what…read moreto make of it - it was like a savory acai bowl. Weird texture. The guy on the next table ordered tacos which looked incredible, i'll be back someday for that.

Really nice experience, the staff was super attentive and friendly, we had a stroller & they made…read moreus space for it. The best thing that was delicious was the tahini toast with raspberry and honey. I enjoyed the matcha ginger too and the salads were fresh! It's a small restaurant but really cute with the fun table colors, overall will be back!

Quaint restaurant! The places was very cute, dim lighting, small tables and close together if…read moreeating in window seats. We started with the focaccia and stracciatella. The focaccia was really good, had a nice crisp crust and the bottom soaked in olive oil. The stracciatella was also very good with large pieces of acorn squash and oranges on top. I had the rigatoni for dinner and it tasted fresh. The noodles were cooked just right, the sauce was bit too thin for me. We finished with the Guinness cake. The first bite was delicious! The cake definitely has more flavor in the center and moistness. As we continued eating it dried out.

Quite a few folks I know have told me about VHH over the years, raving about the sourdough pancake…read morein particular, and I'm now mad I didn't come in sooner to try it. Walked in with my partner on an early Sunday afternoon and snagged a couple of bar seats. We wanted to try a little bit of everything to get the full brunch experience. We got the egg sandwich with bacon, the roasted potatoes, an extra side of eggs, a side of the breakfast sausage, and of course the pancake. The breakfast sandwich was very classic - a nice soft bun, fluffy eggs, nice crispy bacon, and that pepper jam was the best touch of sweetness to cut through all the savory bits in there. Roasted potatoes were fine, nothing to write home about. Definitely needed some salt, but I did think the jalapeño mash on top was yum. But truly, if you take anything away from this review, it's that you need to come for the pancake. Fresh apples on top and on the inside, thick and fluffy with just the right amount of airiness (as you would expect from anything sourdough), plus the syrup was delicious. So easy to mop up with bites of pancake. It's obviously not a regular style of pancake, so if that's what you're looking for, this isn't it. But if you like unique takes on a breakfast classic, you should definitely come try.

My friends and I wanted something nearby for lunch last Tuesday that had an easy take-out option. I…read morewas able to place an order online and picked up the food when it was ready. BIG BREAKFAST - 18 This spread came with choice of eggs (scrambled or sunny side), bacon, crispy potatoes, baked beans, toasted rye, and a small side of yogurt with granola. Overall, this was a bit of a hit-or-miss. The scrambled egg tasted pretty basic, but I did love the crispy edge of the sunny side. The bacon was way too crispy and hard, which I didn't like, so I let my friend enjoy my portion. The potatoes were definitely the highlight with buttery soft interior, and crispy exterior that was seasoned with salt and herbs. On the downside, the baked beans were too sweet for my taste, and the toasted rye was stale and hard. The yogurt was incredibly rich, so the small portion of it was perfect. While this was a large spread of food, I don't think I would order it again. I did notice the Danish toast while I browsed the menu, but I'll save it for a future visit if I do decide to dine-in!

Solid brunch spot, but gets pretty busy on the weekends. Wish we lived closer to here so we can…read morecome anytime but unfortunately it's one of those places we gotta commit to if we're gonna do a 30+ min walk. I mainly came for the cardamom bun, but we had a peek at their menu and also got a coffee and shared a shrimp sandwich. The sandwich was so good! I'd definitely get that again but there are also so many other items on the menu I'm excited to try. The cardamom bun fell flat though. It was dry and a bit stale.. so would pass on it next time but maybe try some of their other baked goods. You can order at the front for takeout and eat outside if the tables are open, or there is also inside table service if you want to wait.

I came here with a couple of friends on a Sunday morning. We made reservations the night before and…read morewere seated promptly. It's a small restaurant with great open lighting. Our waitress was really helpful and we ordered everything she recommended. Her recommendations were perfect. We shared the truffle egg toast which was delicious. We had the ham and egg griddle sandwich, it was fine but I'm not a huge fan of breakfast meat. But the star of the show was the poached eggs, harissa & yogurt. The harissa sauce was amazing, spicy but not overwhelming. The yogurt was such a great addition to the meal . I'd recommend this place to anyone looking for a new brunch spot in the area!

Sat by the bar, just two people. My friend arrived first and I arrived ten minutes later. We were…read morepresented the menus some time after by the host/waitress. We ordered our drinks with the bartender, which came in a decent time - cold brew, and soda of the day, a cucumber spritz of sorts. After almost drinking half my beverage, i mentioned to the bartender that we were ready to order since we weren't approached by the wait staff. We got the sweet saffron cream pastry - gives off Mediterranean vibes. Ham and egg griddle sandwich, reminds me of a scallion pancake, especially with the crispy chili oil sauce. Lastly, a cauliflower quiche that was almost forgotten - pretty good overall. Our experience was alright - we weren't in a rush. It was a Monday, holiday weekend and we took things leisurely. The host/waitress who gave us our menu seems inundated with a lot of things and didn't pay much attention to us. The bartender redeemed our experience overall, by putting the drinks on the house. Food is good but pricey. Service is slow.

- THE best red velvet cakes - zero parking…read more- place gets crowded even for preorders, but it is very organized - they make phone in orders very quicker than online

Popped in for a coffee and ended up getting a warmed cookies and cream cookie as well. Such a nice…read moreand cozy little spot for a quick bite. Service is super friendly. The house blend coffee is one of the better ones I've had in Brooklyn. The cookie was sweet and full of vanilla chips and chocolate cookie pieces. It was a bit tough/crispy but still good.

What an experience Im def not coming back here as everything didn't go as it should be…read more Food: well what a Flop!! The Turkey Bacon is very bland and not even crispy, it is very tastless the color in the picture clearly shows how boring the bacon is. The scrambled eggs misses spices and I needed to add salt and pepper myswlf from the table. Apple juice is bottled so its not even made fresh unfortunately. Service: I was running late no more than 10 minutes, so my friend was already there and she was getting pressured by the waitress why im late and she should change the table to single and then switch back to the booth when I get there. The thing is there were no people waiting so I dont know why the attitude. Atmosphere: very normal nothing too special about this place.

The food and ambience was typical diner fare. Having said that, I enjoy diners, and this was no…read moreexception! The service was quick, friendly and efficient. Just the way I love it! We ordered an egg, cheese and bacon sandwich on an everything bagel. Also, a breakfast plate with sausage, scrambled eggs, home fries (fried scalloped potatoes) and a cinnamon raisin bagel. Everything was served hot and was delicious. We have leftovers to enjoy tonight as a late night snack! If you see me sitting in a booth enjoying a breakfast sandwich, say hi and join me for good food and even better conversation.