Visited on a busy Saturday evening and really enjoyed my meal. I ordered an iced tea/lemonade, and…read moremy meal was a piece of catfish, side of mac, and it came with cornbread. The food was delicious, I will definitely return. There was no line to order when I arrived, but we were directed to order at a kiosk since they were short staffed up front. The young man at the counter was very busy but kind and I could see the workers in the kitchen working hard as well. The ambiance was typical for a fast casual restaurant. Some people grabbing takeout orders, delivery app workers doing pickups, and dine in patrons at tables. There were seating options for couples as well as groups. I definitely do recommend and will return next time I'm in the area.

This place is lovely and a great addition to the neighborhood! The staff were so welcoming and…read morehelpful. I've been there before in the summer, but it wasn't quite my cup of tea. ( I also ordered tea) I tried again with some friends. Today was the first time I've been inside and actually sat down. Once you order, they ask for your name and then serve your table by calling your name. It's cute. As for the food... I ordered the fried chicken with potato salad, dressing and cornbread and peach cobbler. My chicken looked good, but tasted a little dry. Maybe it was just being under a light for a bit. I visited in the evening. Who knows? My potato salad was a bit bland, and I was hoping for some pickle relish mixed in. (If you know, you know.) I'm not a fan of cobbler, but I thought I'd give it a shot. They also had apple cobbler, which I should have stuck with. I can't tell you how the cornbread dressing was. When I got home they forgot to pack it. I don't think I'll be back, but it's a nice place to sit and chat with others while they enjoy their meals.

Gnarly Eats is one of those rare neighborhood spots that deserves a line out the door. The burgers…read moreare, without question, the best in Brooklyn, and the chicken sandwiches are every bit as incredible. Everything is consistently delicious, the service is always fast and friendly, and the owners are genuinely some of the loveliest people you'll meet. It feels like a true hidden gem in Park Slope, the kind of place you almost want to keep secret... except it's too good not to share. If you don't live nearby, it's absolutely worth making the trip. And if you're lucky enough to live in the neighborhood, do yourself (and the rest of us) a favor and become a regular. We need places like this to stick around. Gnarly Eats isn't just a great burger joint. It's the kind of local spot that makes a neighborhood special.

Staff is friendly and service is fast. This is a to-go spot but you can sit and have a burger. I…read morelike the burger's secret sauce which I believe is like a high end McD Big Mac sauce ;) The fries are thick and crunchy. I am not a fan of their milkshakes unfortunately. The ice cream is old so you can taste the other items stored in the fridge if you know what I mean. So that was a big disappointment Definitely give this place a try minus the milkshakes

"Krupa Grocery** is a popular American neighborhood restaurant in Brooklyn, known for its seasonal,…read morefarm-fresh food, craft beer, and natural wine selection, with standout dishes like ricotta gnocchi, lamb burgers, and lemon ricotta pancakes." I've had Krupa Grocery bookmarked for some time and as I explore different Brooklyn neighborhoods, one can add KG as a gem in Windsor Terrace. When I think of gems I think of the neighborhood eateries I depend on for consistency in service, ambience and food. KG now sits alongside Hilltop Tavern as my go to for this area. The welcoming interior with its long bar, soft lighting and a menu that offers creative comfort options, one knows this will be an experience to savor. I chose the backyard patio to dine in a beautiful sunny spring day. There were numerous delicious options to choose from: shrimp or lamb burger, lemon ricotta pancakes, grilled cheese, soup and salads. I asked David, my server, what I should eat. "The breakfast gnocchi is a must". I ordered that and wow, what a delicious dish. My dish arrived and loved the presentation: two Sunnyside eggs covering the gnocchi, bacon bites, black kale in a squash sauce. It looked and tasted amazing. I ordered a side of toast to sop up the sauce. I highly recommend this dish. It hit the spot before my pre- Brooklyn Botanic Garden visit. There is a daily Happy Hour Monday through Thursday from 4-6 pm, brunch all day and there are special events. I will be back with a bigger appetite to try that shrimp burger and soup. If you haven't bookmarked KG, do so. **ahh you noticed.. "Krupa Grocery in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn gets its name as a direct homage to the beloved mom-and-pop grocery and newsstand that previously occupied the exact same storefront for years." Love this! Who doesn't miss mom and pop stores? I do!! Krupa Grocery 231 Prospect Park West F or G to 15th Street Prospect Park stop, 2 minute walk

Every time I visit my bestie in Park Slope, I have to stop here. The servers are always so…read morewelcoming, attentive, and genuinely friendly, which makes the experience even better every time I come. The food is absolutely delicious. I'm not much of a beer drinker, but I tried their "Smokey" wine (not to be confused with the Smokey Bloody Mary), and it was sooo good -- light, refreshing, and unique. Over the years I've had the Eggs Benedict, Country Toast, the Basic B, arugula salad, and several of their meat dishes, and everything has consistently been flavorful and satisfying. I honestly wish I lived closer because I would come here all the time. The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the family-style seating since some guests can be a bit loud or inconsiderate, but I really love the picnic tables in the back. They make for such a relaxing and refreshing atmosphere, especially on a beautiful spring or summer day.

This is a late review but I was going through my photos and came across my meal here. Came here for…read morea Saturday brunch as a group of 6. It is a cute little spot across from the park. The food was good and the service was as well. What I ordered: - Kale Caesar (added chicken) - Eggs Benedict - Fries I love a place that offers kale or other greens as opposed to just romaine lettuce. The fries are thin and crispy, just the way I like them. We look forward to going back if we're ever in the area.

Great location right next to Fort Greene Park. Excellent service and the food was to die for. I…read moreaccidentally filled up on the Crab Toast but don't regret it because it was one of the best things I've ever tasted. The Huevos Rancheros were good too but the Crab Toast was a clear stand out. Also, lots of outdoor seating near to park which is nice!

Great neighborhood spot…read more The room is welcoming. The cocktails are tasty and there is an assortment of beers. The comfort food plates are creative and delicious. The prices are reasonable and the service is outstanding.

This spot was a bit out of the way for me, but I was quite excited to find a bar that had a kitchen…read morestay open until 2am on a Friday night so made my way over. The spot is poppin' with people hanging with friends, coworkers, and dates. For drinks, they had a decent variety but nothing that really stood out to me. I settled for a classic Spicy Mezcal Margarita ($13). I found it kind of surprisingly that it didn't have a salt rim like I'm used to though. As for food, I wanted something light since it was so late. We ordered the Pepperocini Bites ($11) and large House Fries ($10). The pepperocini were interesting being stuffed with goat cheese and wrapped with bacon. Honestly, I didn't like this at all and the bacon was almost burnt, but I didn't want to waste so finished it. Fries were solid though as tough to go wrong with those. I wanted to like this bar so much more, but everything was just OK to me. The pepperocini were a letdown, so maybe I ordered the wrong food item here. If you're in the area, it's a great late night spot though.

Been here a few times over the years never disappoints. I ordered the fish and grits and it was…read moreflavorful. The fish was perfectly cooked and seasoned just right, and the grits were rich and creamy. The music was good and set the tone and enjoy your meal. On top of that, the service was fast and efficient, which made everything even better. Definitely a place I'd come back to without hesitation when I'm in Brooklyn.

Sweet Chick was decent, but didn't fully live up to the hype. The chicken itself was crispy and…read morewell-seasoned, but some parts were a bit dry. The waffles were good, though a little too sweet for my taste and not as fluffy as I expected. Service was fine--nothing standout, but no major issues either. The vibe is fun and lively, which I appreciated, but overall the food didn't quite justify the price. Not a bad spot, just not one I'd go out of my way for again.

For many years when I visited Park Slope in the morning I would eat at Naidre's on 7th avenue. It…read morewas one of my "comfort spots" but when they closed their doors about a year ago, I was very sad but still needed a place to eat in the area. Fortunately, not too far away was Little Purity. I had walked by Little Purity many times in the past, but the crowds that would be waiting outside always dissuaded me. Finally about a year ago I went for the first time, and now whenever I go to Park Slope during the early hours Little Purity is my go to spot. Located on the corner of 7th Avenue and 12 Street, a red, eye catching awning welcomes you as you step inside. There is an old fashioned counter (with seating) to the right and booths to the left. In the middle are regular tables and chairs. The rest room is towards the back and to the left. I usually wind up going to this diner in the early morning hours so it is not very packed (ex: before 9:30am on Sundays). However, once 10am passes that's when the waiting outside begins. The staff at Little Purity is fantastic. The owners are always welcoming and chat you up just the right amount to make you feel at home while not being intrusive. Service is always on point and quick, even during their busier hours. I typically have egg-based dishes. Whether it is an omelette with cheese and veggies or eggs over easy, I have enjoyed everything I've had here. I also really appreciate the option of having a small cup of oatmeal in place of home fries. Even better? They'll provide a serving of hot sauce and home made jam at your request and you can use the jam in the oatmeal and your toast while the hot sauce is fantastic on eggs. Little Purity is the kind of third space most neighborhoods need, and I'm so glad it continues to serve the community. Check it out!

Staff, food, and ambiance is what we needed on a very cold day! We were met with warmth, and a…read moreshort wait to our table. We ordered 3hot chocolates, French fries, grilled cheese, and turkey burger. All were tasty! Super pleasant staff...felt homey like a mom and pop shop, and super attentive. I can't ask for anything more. Thank you! And we'll be back!

Overall rating: 4.7…read more I went here with my parents for my birthday. We wanted something lowkey and also it was 5pm. It was pretty empty and there was one host/waitress/everything. She was really nice and very patient as we tried to figure out what we wanted. Whenever I don't drink, my service dips but this one stayed consistent which I lied. We ordered the below: - Fried chicken sandwich 5/5 - absolutely delicious, a must - Smash burger 3/5 - a tad too spicy - Tacos: 3/5 - okay, nothing special - Chocolate hazel cake 5/5 - very rich. When they realized it was my birthday the whole restaurant sung and it was sweet. The only odd part is when we got our bill, it was for Zuri Lee Restaurant. And when we charged the card, it was for Brooklyn Bathhouse. Not sure if they're all the same owner. Definitely want to come back for brunch or a happy hour. The service was so nice.

Came here after a hike in Prospect Park…read more Ordered Jerk salmon tacos mac and cheese braised oxtail chocolate cake with carmel gelato nice decor, comfy chairs, and good music...nice vibe... The mac and cheese was my favorite and one of the best i have had...