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    Fat Rabbit

    4.1 (45 reviews)
    Open 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Dogs allowed

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    Rose W.

    A friend and I came here last night for dinner and we loved everything about it! First of all, it's cute and cozy -- sort of a retro diner vibe, but classy. Our server was friendly, funny, and attentive. And most importantly, the food was great! I had the fried chicken sandwich, which was perfect -- crunchy on the outside, moist on the inside, not greasy at all. I ordered fries to go with it (they're not included) and they were also perfect. My friend got the falafel salad (which was huge) and really enjoyed it. Prices seemed fair and the noise level was fine. We'll be back!

    Tom G.

    Fat Rabbit is a unique place that I enjoyed. After a busy morning, I stopped in with my 2 year old buddy for an early bite of lunch. We were seated right away and well looked after by our server. He's particular about his food, so he had 2 sides; some bacon and french fries. Both were very much to his liking. I had a grilled cheese sandwich which was tasty. Pricing was reasonable for this part of Brooklyn. To me, the unique part of Fat Rabbit is that had a nice bar area. I'm not sure if this a diner with a solid bar, or a bar wanting to be a diner. Looks like it can be a fun place in the evenings.

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    Warren B.

    Nice neighborhood lunch or dinner place with really great simple fare and an Estrella beer. Perfection.

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    Maggie B.

    This is a modern, inviting diner with subtle decor that nods to a previous era. They have booths for larger groups, as well as several tables for two. It was busy but not packed on a Saturday morning around 10:30. The menu was fairly small, but had lots of comfort classics. To start, we had the beignets. An order came with four pieces. These were the perfect amount of sweetness and nicely complemented by the strawberry sauce. For my main, I got the two eggs any style. This came with salad, toast, and potatoes. It was quite filling. The potatoes were nicely seasoned and mixed with bell peppers. The salad was fresh with a creamy dressing. The whole wheat toast was very hearty. Servers were friendly.

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    4.3(106 reviews)
    0.0 miFort Greene

    The moment you walk in, the rich mahogany wood, brass fixtures, navy bar stools and nautical…read morepaintings on exposed brick just get you. It gives old world charm meets NYC cool and the combination just works. The drinks set the tone perfectly. The Espresso Martini was bold and smooth, and the Heatwave Margarita had this creamy tropical quality that was really unique. Food-wise, the Smoked Salmon Plate with soda bread was a delish, first time trying soda bread and it was a solid pairing with the dish. The Asparagus & Spring Pea Quiche was hearty, savory and golden crusted perfection. But the star? The French Toast, sitting in a warm maple sauce topped with a cloud of cream. Fluffy, indulgent and an absolute must order!

    Beautiful restaurant nestled in Fort Greene, it makes for a cute spot to grab a drink with friends,…read morewith a $9 house white/red (Riesling this time for white) offered. Had a welcoming and upbeat server, but the service was general slower and not rushed, 2.5hr for our meal. I was excited as the dishes sounded unique and promising but a lot of them fell short: The egg tonnato didn't have much flavor, the herb oil only adding a slightly grassy taste. I was excited for the hiramasa crudo, but it was bland and one note, even the mild pomelo overpowered the fish because of how little flavor. Fried anchovies were tasty and paired well with sage but the portion is so small for the price. What went well: sea bass was very well cooked, very soft, flaky, well flavored. Was under salted but I could add that myself. The pork was also well cooked, tender, generous portion of meat that paired well with the cherry. We finished off with the burnt caramel tart, which had a good flavor although the texture was on the softer side. I don't think the creme fraise really complemented it, but still tasty. There were some good dishes and Sailor is a vibe, but the price point and what we received I'm not sure if I'd return for a meal.

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    Dinner Party

    4.3(61 reviews)
    0.2 miClinton Hill

    This was an easy five star review for dinner--we had come here a couple of times for their four…read morecourse menu and were just delighted by the exceptional food and experience, not to mention the well-crafted cocktails and excellent wine to pair with your thoughtful meal. We were, however, a bit disappointed over recent times that they pulled back from their original plan and stated mission of including the service charge in the cost--it both seemed worker forward and made the cost seem more reasonable, with service charge built into the fixed price. Now the cost seems like any other nice restaurant--far above and beyond the printed menu price. Don't get me wrong, it is exceptional dinner and still well worth it, but a mental adjustment. Their rotating dinner menu (fixed menu, now 3 and 5 course options for different price points) is a brilliant move, meaning you can find something seasonal and new and inventive every couple of weeks. We can't afford to come every two weeks, but we do look forward to the new menu release every two weeks to judge our level of temptation. I'd also note that they apply their same model to breakfast--it is slow service, without bar service as far as we could tell. It was dinner speed at a more bustling brunch time. The food was still stellar--delicious sourdough breakfast sandwich and fabulous spiced pumpkin waffle (even if I had to fight for the advertised maple syrup)--but the service painfully slow. It works over a four course dinner with cocktails, but feels a bit more interminable as you stare at your number for breakfast for 30+ minutes--I think they need to adjust their approach here. Overall we are so grateful to have this gem in our neighborhood--fabulous food, great service... truly some of the best food and service in a neighborhood lacking great options for both. I know we are all feeling tariffs and inflation and cost of living, but the pricing approach/change has moved it from a "let's see the new menu every two weeks" to a more occasional splurge, and I'd be wary of the breakfast/brunch experience if you aren't prepared for a very leisurely day.

    I was able to catch the tail end of the four course menu, but this will no longer be available…read morestarting next week. Beignet - unexpected, I really kept expecting it to be sweet but I'd get hit with the olive tapenade instead. The texture is nice, but I was a bit confused. Jewel box tomatoes - bright, fresh, and light. The mostly neutral but slightly savory feta gelato was very unique. Risotto - creamy, but still a bit of texture on each grain of rice. I loved the sweetness from the corn and richness from the squash. The peppers were delicious pops of flavor. Mille feuille - light and refreshing cream with a flaky exterior. Definitely come on Tuesday to save $16 (if the discount continues in the future). $83 for a high end-ish four-course prix fixe (includes tax and automatic service charge) isn't too bad in terms of pricing.

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    4.0(996 reviews)
    0.5 miClinton Hill
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    Everything on the menu at Emily is sooo tasty! We were drawn to the place for the famous burger and…read moreit did not disappoint but the pies, wings, apps, drinks and deserts are all good! It has an impecable NY vibe, super friendly service and a charming interior. When we went it was very busy, clearly a very well loved spot! Would come back on another trip to NY!

    Greetings all, it's been a while but here I am. Let's talk about Emily a quant pizza restaurant…read morethat you could easily walk pass and not know what they sold. Today however it wasn't pizza that brought me here, it was the famous Emmy Burger. To begin with the atmosphere of the restaurant is dim lighting a few tables with a reasonable sized bar in the middle of the room. They also have an open kitchen concept where just past the bar you can see the cooks working. My server Inda was polite and knowledgeable about the menu. My burger was excellent, normally I don't eat my burger with a knife and folk, but in this case with all the cheese and sauce oozing down the sides, not to mention the caramelized onions, it was necessary. (If I were home I wouldn't mind having burger juices running down my arm, but other people were eating in the restaurant also). The tiny pickles which I can't remember the name of were an added treat to the burger. I decided to order mine with the loaded fries. Just imagine the ground burger with all the toppings covering french fries and add melted white cheese. Since I was alone I didn't order a pizza because how would I eat it all, but next time I will try the pizza. I don't mind paying extra for a burger when it's aged beef and the taste is great. I definitely recommend this location. There is a fast food burger restaurant next door to Emily's but I can't imagine there burgers compare. I will try them another time and let you know. That's all for now, see you on my next review.

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