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Duet Bakery and Restaurant

3.5 (306 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Classy
Good for kids
Dogs allowed

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Anessa O.

Didnt really enjoy our experience here . We just randomly stopped here one weekend to discuss plans - dnt think we would come back . Nothing was worth even taking a picture of (I literally make a better brunch)

onion soup
Lana M.

My favorite restaurant for many years. nice atmosphere. amazing service. the food and bakery is the best

Red velvet
Melissa N.

Good, but expensive. My husband has been here to eat several times, but I usually get things to go. I've had the lobster ravioli, foie gras, french toast, burrata avocado toast, burrata avocado salad, lobster ravioli, Kobe sliders, red velvet cake, carrot cake and doughnuts (not all at once lol). Most of the food is good, but very pricey. The lobster ravioli was fine, foie gras good, but small, Kobe sliders just plain meat, but the fries were yummy, burrata salad good, avocado toast overkilled with onions and all the desserts were good. The decor inside is nice and they also have an outside dining area. The staff seem fine - hard to say never having sat inside personally, but my husband has not had anything notably bad to say. I would just say it's hard to keep ordering from them when I just see prices climb up and up especially for food delivery service apps. For example, I previously got the French toast for $12 and it went up to $16! A 33+% increase seems crazy to me. Some items seem okay, but being pricey to begin with and then raising by so much has made me less inclined to order as much as I used to. It's also not close by to anything so driving is more convenient and they do have a small parking lot in front.

Lobster Ravioli & Lobster Cream
Tanesha J.

Duet bakery & restaurant was a nice experience except for when a couple sat down in the outside dining area and had their dog with them that barked loud and aggressively. Thankfully I was wrapping up my meal and was paying the bill when they got seated because I would have been highly upset sitting through that while I tried to enjoy my meal. Duet is a dog friendly restaurant and allow dogs in the outdoor seating area which I didn't enjoy at all. How inconsiderate can customers be to bring their pets to establishments knowing that they bark. Do you not care that other people are eating and don't want to hear your loud obnoxious dog barking the whole entire time???? Anyway, I've never been to the Mill Basin section of Brooklyn so I was quite amazed at the beautiful houses and how lovely the neighborhood was. I sat outside which was cozy and quiet compared to indoors. The highlight of my meal was the dessert. I ordered the lobster ravioli which was gorgeous but it didn't taste as good as it looked. I like my pasta al dente but it was undercooked and I didn't like the lobster filling inside. The appetizer left a bad taste in my mouth but it was sardines so that was to be expected. The service was nice, staff was attentive, the atmosphere was quiet and cozy and the food presentations were lovely. Didn't care too much for the food itself except dessert. Ig:@soooomuchfun

Cappuccino
Kendall L.

Hidden Gem... A close friend visited Duet the other day & was raving about how good their food was, so I decided to check it out for brunch. Let's just say, he was right!!! I had the Breakfast skillet, which was full of flavor. The breakfast potatoes were seasoned, topped with sautéed onions, chicken sausage, a 2 sunny side up eggs. Definitely recommend this dish! I also was craving something sweet so I decided to order the French toast. Let's just say I would be back for the French toast...

Lobster Benedict
Lynn W.

Yummy... lobster Benedict. Not too many places around here that would serve that. Service was good. Great place for brunch. They also have an outdoor area for dining

Pan-seared salmon
Kristia W.

When I heard the Wednesday special at Duet Bakery and Restaurant was 50 percent off their main dishes, I was perplexed. Was it a clever marketing strategy to attract new customers or a way to retain regulars? I was curious enough to get answers. It was a little out of the way for me unless you are already in the neighborhood because you live or plan to shop at Kings Plaza. The restaurant was beautiful, branded (signage, menus, even glassware), comfortable seating (we reserved a booth), and offered mouth-watering photos of their food on the large TV in the back of the dining room. Although it was helpful (since we eat with our eyes first), it became harder to make a selection. Yes, everything looked good. Our server never introduced himself, he made some recommendations. The hospitality was alright. I ordered the 10 oz pan-seared Norwegian salmon, which normally comes with wild rice and basil pesto. However, I substituted the wild rice with creamy mashed potatoes. The fish was well-seasoned and perfectly cooked. The mashed potatoes were smooth, rich, and delicious. Yummy! As our party of four browsed the dessert menu, the majority of us craved the apple pie a la mode. We were disappointed that there was none, not even the carrot cake in a pot. I wanted to try something different so I opted for the Napoleon. It was good but not my favorite. We were impressed by the three scoops of ice cream (chocolate, vanilla, and pistachio), which were presented to our table on an illuminated ice block with grooves. Next time, I would like to try the Tabaka chicken under a brick.

Elina A.

The perfect brunch in Brooklyn! Fancy for a cute girls day out. Drinks and the food had the best presentation and was delicious. Service was 5 stars

Spicy Salmon Tartare
Jenny T.

The other reviews regarding customer service are true, but the food outweighs that to me. The complimentary bread was served with an interesting pesto butter. French Onion Soup- Very tasty and plentiful. ($14) Spicy Salmon Tartare- It arrived in a cute mini gold bathtub. Delicious and very generous compared to other places. ($22) Shrimp Scampi- My favorite out of the entrées. It was so flavorful and cooked perfectly. ($28) Lobster Ravioli & Lobster Cream- Presentation was beautiful, but the taste was lacking. ($22) Kobe Beef Sliders & Fries- Such a generous serving size. I preferred American cheese and regular fries better out of the options. ($19) Ferrero Rocher Cake- The name basically explains the taste. It was very good. ($15) I wouldn't expect much in terms of customer service, but the food is delicious, and they are very generous with the portions.

French Onion Soup
Dona F.

Came here for brunch. Very varied menu. French onion soup - very cheesy, pipping hot and delicious - grilled salmon salad - my friend thought it was good but the salmon was somewhat over cooked -skirt steak and eggs - steak was awesome. Deliciously marinated. Side of diced potatoes also fantastic. No bread was put on table. I'm my opinion bread is needed esp with sunny side up eggs. We asked more than once and finally got ONE slice of bread!!!! Due to our annoyance, the waitress brought a few rolls finally. Coffee was good. Small charge added for credit card payments Hard to find parking.

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Love this place the food and decor are all top quality ! It's great for brunch and dinner

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