If you are looking for a great wine bar then you definitely need to check this place out…read more They classic wines and interesting wine cocktails they have created themselves. The service was exceptional. They explained all of the wine profiles and made great recommnedations. The space looks beautiful. It feels intimate and warm. A great place to connect with friends.

I can't tell you how excited I was to see an Ethiopian wine bar open in my neighborhood. I looooove…read moreEthiopian food and Tej and I'm so excited to see they offer both! This place is teeeeeny tiny and I've seen it super packed when they do a live music night. But I showed up on an off night and it was pretty chill. I had to order the Misir Wat which came out on bread -- a little more tomato-esque(?) than I'm used to but still delicious. The elk salami and the seasonal alpine cheese were also standouts, served with generous portions of walnut-cranberry, and olive breads. And the Tej! Amazing! Lovely! I always enjoy trying Tej because it's different everywhere you go. This one is particularly sweet and mellow in a great way -- not sugary but akin to a nice Riesling. The prices are fairly reasonable as well, you can get out of here for under $40 for two if you're just doing drinks and one snack. Can't wait to come back and try more things!

I came here for a wine event and ended up w/ more than wine…read more This place is dim and moody. Great for a date night or even just a kick back w/ your friends. I ended up seeing a few of my people and was able to sit w/ them at one of the booths. It was definitely crowded the night I went. Anywho, it's a super cute wine bar. They do a great steak frites & fried chicken sando that I shared w/ three other people. It was great getting to taste everything. They had the orange wine which they loved. I ordered a gimlet, it wasn't the best. That's what happens when your at a wine bar. However, I will not be giving this spot up just b/c of that. I may have been an off night for the bartender. We'll see next time.

Super nice cozy wooden booth seating, tasty rosé, great for a cold day. Pretty crowded on a…read moreSaturday afternoon but we were able to get a table without waiting for too long. Fun décor, cool art and old records. The staff checked in on us often. The food smelled amazing so I'll have to try it next time.

I loved everything about Anäis! It is a must visit in New York…read more The wine bar is beautiful. It has a casual and easygoing atmosphere. People can sit with a book, a laptop, or come with a small group. The service was excellent. Our server asked about what wines we liked. The sparkling rose he suggested was great! The small bites on the menu were delicious. My personal favorite was the white fish dip and chips. The bread with butter was good too.

Very vibey place, really cute date spot or a catch up spot. Inside is super cozy and the service is…read moreamazing very attentive

Service and ambiance gets five stars. I only had drinks and that was 5 stars as well. Perhaps the…read morenext visit I'll try the food. You have to try the flaming cocktail called the SAY SO! Had a few of those. Perhaps that's why I didn't remember to take photos... Just a video. *I took a screenshot of the video for your reference. This is a must try. 100% YES for me. Go with a date, solo, or friends. You won't regret it.

Coffee is great, drinks are great, pastries are great, food is subpar…read more Had pancakes, tuna melt and a burger. All were disappointing given my coffee experience. Will not be coming back for food.

- very friendly service - good selection of wines…read more- i liked the rose cava - very empty on a sunday night - very intimate atmosphere - romantic and chill ambiance - i don't remember the music playing, or if there was any

We visited Brookvin on a weekday evening, a great bar area. We thought the $10 happy hour wine…read moreselection was decent (red, white, rose). Also ordered a Mac&Cheese, salad, and cake to share. We were seated at the front with the open window, great vibe! Staff is very attentive and friendly!

I stopped in one weekday afternoon just before 4pm to have a quick bite - dumpling and a glass of…read morehappy hour wine for $10. I had the shrimp dumplings ($10). There were four and a glass of Gruner Vetliner. A great snack for midweek afternoon. The cashier was friendly and helpful. The place is small with a small seating area in the front and a few tables in the bag. I found the place filled with people working on their laptops and a group that were quite loud in the back. I finally moved to an open spot in the front and that was lovely. Don't love the back area. The front area is the best place to sit. Great light and people watching. I would come back for a quick afternoon snack.

Really excited to come back to this cafe that is serving up South East Asian flavors. Staff was…read morereally friendly and the atmosphere and interior is really cute and cozy. I dropped by because I was really interested in trying their pandan latte. Definitely pricier at $8 but their normal latte is $5 which is about average for the neighborhood. I really enjoyed the pandan latte. It had all the grassy and floral notes you'd expect. Definitely want to come back and try their all day dim sum.

Came here for dinner on a Friday night and had such an incredible time. The inside is on the…read moresmaller side and is decorated very cozily, making for a great place to catch up with a smaller group. The staff was so kind and helpful with deciding what to get. We split a bottle of one of the lightly chilled chiantis the Fiasco and it was perfection. We mainly got the winter specials which were the asparagus, smoked eel, duck salad and scallops which were all truly phenomenal. The scallop dish was quite small so not the best for sharing but the rest were all amazing. From the regular menu we got the mushroom toast which was absolutely delicious and great for sharing and the pork chop which is one of the best dishes I have ever had. The pork chop was cooked perfectly and was incredibly juicy. For dessert, we got the creme brûlée which I am also still thinking about and one of the best desserts I have ever had. Would absolutely come back!

Romantic atmosphere and outdoor seating is available when it gets warmer…read more Very friendly staff. Tasty cocktails but I do wish they had more options on the menu -- there are only 3 cocktails to order from. Half chicken with scallion ginger sauce was pricey for the portion size with no sides but perfectly cooked and seasoned. Chocolate dessert was also fantastic!

very cozy vibe, definitely busy at peak times can be up to 1-2 hours on fri/sat nights…read more food is okay (at least the vegetarian options) great selection of wines

A very cozy wine house in Brooklyn! I came with two friends to have some wine for my birthday. The…read moreinside has a cute cabin vibe and outside is like a house backyard so overall it feels very homey. We decided to get a bottle of Prosecco and it was everything we needed. Light, crisp and bubbly. Service was great - attentive and nice.

This is one of the best Italian spots in Park Slope, Brooklyn. As soon as you enter the restaurant,…read moreyou feel like you're in Italy. Everything on the menu looked amazing, so I had the waiter choose my dish/wine pairing and he did a great job! I got the pesto with shrimp. The pasta is handmade and the wine is natural from Italy. The pesto is made the day of in the morning. All fresh ingredients. They have indoor seating and then more seating in the back that is the perfect spot. I love the exposed brick wall. This might be my new favorite Italian spot. I will be back soon! Thank you for the amazing experience.

Terre is an ultra cute and homey neighborhood restaurant with a killer natural wine list and some…read moreextremely knowledgeable servers. Instead of picking a wine from a menu, you tell your server the flavor and mood of wine you're looking for and they bring out glasses or a bottle for you based on that. The food here is delicious and I was happy to see gluten free pasta options. The pork ragu was good but I was truly impressed by how good the texture of the gluten free pasta was. For me, the show stopper was the branzino. It was seasoned perfectly and the potato crust was a fun touch. The salad was nice and simple, but didn't blow me away. Portion sizes were good, though the prices are on the higher side. The restaurant is a great place for a friends' night or date night, and I'd keep the group small or make a reservation in advanced because it gets busy. It is definitely a more expensive spot, but worth it!

Came to Brooklyn for a concert and found this place…read more Fantastic. We got the burrata, which was delicious and very fresh. I had the chicken bacon ranch sandwich, with grilled chicken, which didn't feel heavy at all and was absolutely delicious. The pork belly sandwich that my friend had was good, and he said that it had a spice to it that made it unique. We got a few rounds of the pigtail, and it was light refreshing and very summery. The wait staff was very friendly, and attentive.. and we sat out in the back and it was great. Would recommend if in the area!

Boy, this place should have been fantastic and just couldn't get there. My top-tier chum who…read moreliterally went to the school of hospitality and I stopped by here Tuesday night prior to the Nets game for some light bites and cocktails - I refuse to buy the overpriced crap at Barclays, so this seemed like more than a good compromise. I also had multiple chums from Brooklyn endorsing this spot, so everything seemed to be lining up for an excellent night. Unfortunately, I'm starting to think you just can't go to places like this on a Tuesday, but maybe it was just a bad night. I got here way before my chum due to our work schedules, literally 45 minutes or so. It wasn't 6pm yet and while there were definitely customers in both the bar area and the backyard outdoor section, it was pretty chill. I was able to secure a small table next to the bar right by the open window in the front (probably because the sun was glaring down on it, which wasn't an issue 10 minutes later) and just chilled out for a while, enjoying the excellent warm weather. This was the highlight of the experience, which unfortunately my chum did not get to enjoy. A lot of this was just unfortunate timing, I think. As I was waiting for my chum, people were practically streaming into the bar, probably about 25 or so, which I watched with increasing trepidation. Pretty much all of them wanted a drink, and there was only one bartender. They did not fix that problem until well into my chum's visit, so there was literally just the one guy making a gazillion drinks for about 45 minutes. Just no reason for that at all, especially given that they DID have the resources to divert and had a young woman back there at a certain point. But once I saw how crazy it was getting, I tried to pre-emptively order a second round, which he forgot about and had to ultimately be reminded of. It took literally half an hour to get the second drink. When my chum arrived, she went up to the bar to order her own drink and some of the arancini. She came back 10 minutes later and said she wasn't given the opportunity - THAT is completely insane. If you're so swamped that customers have to wait that long to even order much less get their drinks, you need help. Not clear where the disconnect was, but what started out as a great experience pretty much crash landed. Really disappointing. The crowd did thin out ultimately but the damage had been done. We were able to get the drinks but didn't bother with the additional app because we didn't want to risk missing a big chunk of the Nets game. So by not being even remotely attentive for a significant period of time, they left money on the table. I will say that the bartender himself maintained his professionalism throughout, and just kept making the drinks. Pretty much the opposite of what would have happened on Bar Rescue. This was on management, not the bartender. The drinks WERE good, which also made the service problems a shame. I got the Witch Doctor, which featured bourbon, rosemary, maple and lemon. Really well made, and appropriate for the unseasonably warm evening - it's the kind of bourbon cocktail made for summer. Would absolutely get that again. And the food was very solid. The star of the night was the arancini, which were featured prominently on the apps menu right at the time and promoted as one of their big selling points - deservedly so. These were honestly some of the best rice balls I've had. The cheese in the middle emphasized the flavors and wasn't too dense or overwhelming, the balls were cooked perfectly, and the sauce (the underrated part of rice balls for me) was delicious. Huge recommend. I also got a margarita flatbread to share with my chum, and that was good as well. Everything was going to come up short to the arancini, but it hit the spot. As mentioned, this was a random Tuesday night when maybe they don't have their full crew ready to rock. Maybe it was a fluke crowd surge? I just don't know, but the bottom line was that they weren't prepared for the customers who came in and were already there, and that's a big problem. If you can't deliver the same quality that you do on the weekends and predictably busier times, then you shouldn't be open that early in the week. Hopefully they figure it out because there's a lot to like here.