Simple little neighbourhood café. Lots of seating. Had a nice variety of drinks. The Oreo matcha…read morewas unexpectedly so good. I dipped the chocolate chip cookie in it too. Everything bagel cream cheese croissant was really nice too. The sausage had a really gamey flavor, which wasn't bad but just different than your usual pork sausage.

I like this place for a cute no frills brunch experience. It's a nice place in the neighborhood to…read morecome for a chat and decent brunch food. I've been here twice and both times I came I got the Dulce de Leche cinnamon latte and the French toast with fruits. Both very yum. I also have had their croissant breakfast sandwich which was also yum. The service is okay, not the greatest when it comes to being seated or acknowledged when you walk in. You kind of have to have been there before to understand how the set up works. You order at the front and grab a table if any left. You grab a menu so you can peruse on line before it's your turn to order. Then you're given a table number stand which you place on your table so the servers know where to bring your food. It's not noisy so you can hear your companion talk so this is definitely a good place for a coffee and chat.

The place is a nice big space. The server was a nice guy, but after he took our order we really…read moredid not see him again. The food was okay. we got a Philly cheesesteak burger, a classic burger, a shrimp quesadilla, a French onion soup and a French tomato soup. Nothing wowed us in any way. I really do not think it was worth the money that they charged for all of it. It wasn't super expensive, but it wasn't cheap. We thought about getting fries, but they were $9.75 for a regular sized order. Our bill with tax and 20% tip it came out to $90 There's a lot of really great restaurants within walking distance that would've been a better option.

Soup N Burger wasn't on my itinerary coming to New York yesterday but while I was in Brooklyn me…read moreand my friends wanted something to eat and decided to come here and I'm so glad we did! Food: Waffle Fries [5/5] The fries were crispy and delicious! They weren't over the top salty like fast food chains. There was a good portion of fries given the price of them and it also came with some yummy sauce (tastes like honey mustard) and they were quite filling! I'd get them over the regular fries but my friends got regular and cheese fries! Although I didn't have any of their food they seem to like it! Fried chicken sandwich w/ American cheese [5/5] I had a hard time picking what I wanted to eat but when I saw the sandwich on the tablet it caught my attention. This sandwich was so delicious! Every time I took a bite out of the sandwich I got a crispy piece of chicken and a new flavor in my mouth not to mention the American cheese added a little bit of sweetness to the sandwhich I one hundred percent would get this again and I highly recommend! It also came with a pickle! Ambiance: [5/5] Soup and burger is located on the pier of sheepshead bay, so not is it a 7 minute walk form the train station you're also near the water so you get a nice breeze while sitting outdoors not to mention the outdoor seating is beautiful. The entire restaurant has so much color to it especially since we went around 10pm with the lights on. The restaurant is very spacious on top of that. it's honestly really beautiful! Service: [5/5] The service was phenomenal our waiter Asli was very kind and fast with our drinks/food. One thing I really enjoyed was the tablets used to look at the menu. I feel that it's really up to date and not so old fashioned since most places still have actual menus you use to determine what you want to eat. You're also given images to see what you're going to be eating which I find really cool for picky eaters such as myself! TLDR: If you're on a late night stroll near the docks looking for a meal with friends stop by here it's well worth the time and money!

It's an old school restaurant with a dark dining room that seems like it's been there forever and I…read moremean this in the best possible way. The service is impeccable, the wait staff is well versed in the menu and will offer help if you don't know how to truly get the best sandwich that you can. The star here is the roast beef sandwich, it's moist and flavorful and cooked absolutely perfectly. My suggestion is to order it with cheese and have it dunked in the au jus. I prefer what they call a "knife and fork job" where the sandwich, the meat the bread is all dunked and comes out in a river of au jus. They make amazing sides, I typically go for the onion rings and corn fritters which are tasty, fried nugget of sweet corn and they are delicious. Do note, they only take cash and sometimes it takes a while to get your food but in the end it is so very worth it.

Though I grew up walking distance from this restaurant, I'd never been. And it's not new! Brennan…read more& Carr was established in 1938. Curious about the "famous" Brooklyn roast beef war -- yeah! it's a thing! -- T and I decided to see for ourselves. (Once I try the competition I'll weigh in with my vote.) With a reputation built on beef we ignored other options and researched how to order. You can get double dip, "dingle-dangle" (don't ask), cheese/no cheese ... it was confusing. We both went with rare roast beef, cheese and onions. T asked for his double-dipped in gravy. Yum! Short of five stars, but yum nonetheless. We ordered two unhealthy sides which added to the decadence of our lunch: corn fritters and onion rings. If you only get one, go with the fritters. The place is busy. You'll likely have to wait a bit -- but I found it interesting to watch the guys at the counter work. Service was friendly and attentive. Unlike someone's comment about paying blind -- not so. We were given a check with an accurate breakdown of what we ordered. Prices are posted. And yes -- cash only.

This is a casual Chinese and seafood buffet out in Sheepshead Bay. It's located right across the…read morewaters, which is nice on a sunny day to walk off all the food you ate afterwards. For dinner and weekends, it is $25.99 per person. Note that while it's AYCE, there is a $2 charge for drinks. There's essentially three sections with Chinese food, seafood, and salad/desserts. Plus, there's a sushi area where a chef was making the sushi in front of you. It's mostly cooked rolls, but satisfies my sushi cravings. For seafood, they had shrimp cooked in different ways along with crab too. Everything was delicious and I ended up going through 3 plates of food. Lastly, you get a softserve ice cream in a cone to finish your meal. Great value for what you get and everything was well stocked except the king crab legs but that's expected at any Chinese buffet. If you're not trying to overstuff yourself, they also have take out options which is charged by weight.

I've been coming here with my family since I was a kid... The Food is always fresh, hot, and still…read morereally good. Still the best buffet I have ever been to.... One thing I haven't say... all the years I've been coming here they always served crab leg clusters... and when I finally start eating crab legs... now they only have these individual legs. lol. But the food and service is still good.

To the point -…read more This blackened red snapper was crispy, well seasoned, flaky, and had an overall goodness in taste, presentation, & portion size. Stir fry potatoes (first time ordering this side) - Looked as good as it tasted with a melt in your mouth unknown white cream surrounding each potatoe segment. Only thing left was to identify the taste profile in this stir fry potatoes side and the reason behind its name. BedStuy Fish Fry - Please explain the concept and delicious ingredients of your "stir fry potatoes". Finally, the mac & cheese goes without saying never tastes like any other mac & cheese near or far. It is the consistent preparation of BedStuy Fish Fry's mac & cheese that continually draws you back to order this cheese & pasta explotion over and over.

I hate that this is my first negative review, especially after being a loyal customer of Bed-Stuy…read moreFish Fry for over 10 years. I've always returned because the food has been consistent and good--until today. Thankfully, I keep photos of my food. The first picture shows what the whiting is supposed to look and taste like. The second picture, the whiting sandwich I received today, was completely different. It tasted like cheap, frozen fish you'd buy from Jetros--the kind that's been frozen, defrosted, and refrozen. It was soggy, dry, and lacked the fresh flavor Bed-Stuy Fish Fry is known for. I was physically in the store and ordered a whiting dinner through the Uber app to take advantage of the buy-one-get-one-free deal. Because I enjoy the whiting so much, I also ordered a whiting sandwich. Unfortunately, this was the worst whiting I've ever had. When I called the store, I was told I was the only person who complained today. That still doesn't answer the real issue: why wasn't I told the whiting had been replaced or was different from your usual fish? If the quality changes, customers deserve to know before spending their money. I'm extremely disappointed and frustrated. I wasted $45, and now I have to spend even more money to get dinner for my family from somewhere else. After 10 years of loyalty, this experience was unacceptable.

My fav caesar salad. The dressing is more of a garlic aoili than an actual caesar dressing and I…read moreLOVE it. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu!

Great location and very attentive wait staff. The food from appetizers to drinks was delicious and…read moreyou feel like you are into in Brooklyn but some place that is far away and you are fully emerged into the culture. They salads were fresh alike they were just picked from the garden. Highly recommend for everyone and will definitely be returning soon.

Great food. Nice kosher place for lunch. Service was quick and seating area was expensive. Would…read morerecommend!

A pleasant and popular, if noisy, non-meat kosher café in the heart of Brooklyn. Somehow these…read moreplaces always offer sushi and the customers appreciate it. There's an interesting roll with lox and cream cheese. Not the best quality lox perhaps, but the combo was familiar yet exotic. Best best best was their panini offerings. The grilled panini is crusted with sesame so the crunch factor, and flavor, is through the roof. I had guacamole/portobello/roasted red peppers. A tasty choice. Comes with choice of Israeli tomato/cucumber salad or Caesar. Not really a fan, but good sized portion. There are more options and desserts though my sandwich filled me up. Service is pleasant though it's crowded and child-filled. They also deliver. Open since 1999 per their sign, it's clear this café is here to stay.

Their New England Clam Chowder is very good and I would pick that over the Lobster Bisque. The…read morebaked clams were also very flavorful but slightly fishy. I enjoyed all the pasta dishes as it was cooked al dente but I found the Pasta Marechiara very saucy. They ended up bringing out bread so it was helpful with soaking up the sauce. The meatballs were super meaty and the sauce and cheese on top added a nice touch. The stuffed fish was alright. The fish was cooked well but it was stuffed with a lot of breadcrumbs and other seafood pieces. It was quite buttery, but had good seasoning. It gets packed here very quickly so you may have to wait for a table! I thought the bathroom was really gross sadly.

Did walk-in on Father's Day, since they don't do reservations. We came as a party of 6 around 2pm…read moreand luckily took the last larger table. What we got: - Calamari: Had to order, since it's one of their staples. It was fine, but tbh I've had better. They're known for their sauce, but I didn't care much for it. The bread it came with was super stale and inedible. - New England Clam Chowder (bowl): This was pretty good! Would order again. - Lobster Bisque (bowl): Not as great as the clam chowder, but still good. - Baked Clams (Cherry Stones): It was alright for what it was. Fishy, but in a clam/sea way. I wouldn't care to order again. - Pasta Marechiara: Really good pasta dish!! The sauce was lovely and I enjoyed dipping bread in it. The pasta was also perfectly cooked. Would order this again! - Chicken Parm with Pasta: Just ok, the chicken was a bit overcooked imo. - Stuffed Filet w/ Zucchini Fries: Also just fine; a bit dry + not enough sauce. Zucchini Fries were delish tho!! - Meatball Parm (3): Decent size meatballs! Could've used a bit more sauce. Taste was ok, I've had better. Service was pretty slow, although they were packed. Overall, I've had better Italian food. It's just nice that this spot is a neighborhood staple. Surprised that it made the NYT 2026 Top 100 Restaurants list (#98)!