Ok so hear us Out! We just found the best new burger in Williamsburg! Yas we said it!! An amazing…read morejuicy and perfectly cooked burger . @rickandpetes located at the back of @mugsalehousebk have a full menu with wings, nachos and wings! Everything is delicious! But that burger is must! The owners are amazing and super friendly! Also since is in the back of a bar you can enjoy a cold beer or, as we did, an old fashioned in a big mug ! Amazing!

Great burgers! Service from QR code makes it simple and ambiance is very good located inside Mugsread more

Our group of 6 called ahead to make a reservation for a Saturday at 4 pm. We got there a little…read moreearly, so we caught the tail end of the brunch happy hour (2 for 1 drinks). I got the champagne sunset (sparkling wine, OJ, and grenadine) which was pretty good, but I only tasted the wine and none of the OJ or grenadine. We shared the nachos which were pretty good! I ordered the veggie rolled quesadilla, which was essentially a thicker quesadilla with more filling which I enjoyed! I also tried mango cart for the first time and it was surprisingly really tasty with a strong mango flavor! Overall, Calexico is a solid Mexican restaurant!

Visited during Happy Hour. Had the passion fruit margarita and the $14 lunchbox special (2 tacos ,…read morerice & beans , chips & guac). Service and food were all enjoyable. The space was clean and the music helped also amplify the experience. I will absolutely return.

Came here on a saturday evening around 9:30 PM, and they only allowed takeout since it was close to…read moreclosing time. We ordered a tom yum soup, pad thai, and some rice, which came out very quickly. It was a decent amount of food for about $30. I liked that the tom yum soup came with veggies in it, and it had a good sour flavor. The pad thai was also pretty good. It came with a decent amount of shrimp. The food itself wasn't super memorable, but great for the price and convenience.

My first time here even though I saw it many times when I pass by it to take the L train at Bedford…read moreAvenue. I decided to give it a try with my daughter. Too bad the entrance got 2 steps that I have to get my stroller though. It was tough but I made it after some difficulty maneuvering the stroller inside. So it is not that handicapped or stroller convenient. Other than that the ambience is very intimate especially all the way in the back and deep into the restaurant you have a nice lit background of trees. I wanted to sit over there but since I had the stroller and a toddler, the waitress made me sit by the entrance where it was empty. It was just the 2 of us. The waitress offered me a baby high chair but I denied it. I kind of regret it because my baby started running back and forth on the long bench the tables were piled up against. Luckily there was no one in that section except us. The staff were also friendly and kind and did not complain so I was happy. I got a chicken pineapple fried rice and a chicken pad Thai to share with my daughter. We had to wait a couple of minutes for the food to arrive. When they did arrive, I was shocked at the portions. The portions were huge enough to share with 2 people. The staff were kind to offered to small plates to put our food on. Initially they did not give us small plates but they did after the portions were big. The pad Thai was silky smooth and tastes really good! I liked the texture of the noodle. The kitchen cooked it really well. It did not come out soggy as other places. The pineapple fried rice was very good too although it had a lot of ingredients in it and not so much rice. It got raisins, which I didn't really like. But I was okay with the raisins since the rice had scallions, onions, tomatoes, and chicken to go mix and go with so the raisins did not really stand out in my tongue. It was just a lot of ingredients all at once seasoned so well in my mouth. My daughter kept wanting more rice and she loved it a lot! They also gave my daughter a sippy plastic cup with a tight lid in case she spills it. I got a glass cup of water. Overall, the atmosphere of the restaurant was very nice and chill. Very good for couples, friends, and families who want to enjoy the lighting and good Thai food.

On a busy Saturday after a festival, this place was PACKED. The staff was able to take my order…read morelike it was a regular day, give me an exact wait time, and actually got my amended menu order (chicken and broccoli special combo with chicken fried rice instead of pork) absolutely right. The food was packed well and was still hot when I got to eat it 15-20 minutes later. They were on point for the grab and go despite the unusual traffic.

The food isn't going to necessarily blow you away, but if you're looking for Chinese takeout that's…read morefast with huge portions at a very reasonable price, this is the place! I tend to get the veggie lo mein with broccoli beef and not only is it tasty, but it's also super consistent every time I come. This is definitely a no-frills kind of place, but don't let that scare you off!! The staff are efficient and super hardworking. If you order in person, your food will usually be ready in 5-8 mins.

Amarin is a nice local Thai spot! The price to portion ratio is pretty good in this era of massive…read moreinflation. The style of Pad Thai each restaurant does is a little different - Amarin does one that I really like: A nice balance of flavor and texture. Not too oily, not too sweet. Takeout has been good as well - portion sizes remain the same. From all this mentioning of portion sizes, can you tell I have inflationary PTSD? ;)

In the past this place was pretty good. Now it's just mediocre and overpriced. Servers at your…read moretable too much. Leave diners alone. Stop hovering.

The branding for this place is really really confusing. As someone who is already familiar with the…read morechain Vivi's Bubble Tea, I was pleasantly surprised when I passed by this place. I finally had the chance to try it and was even more confused by the ordering system. I saw the paper menu at first but barista was busy so decided to try ordering on the kiosk. The kiosk did not have any of the drinks I saw on the paper menu at all. So it seems like this place is two different restaurants sharing the same kitchen? If so, can you guys at least standardize the ordering process? I ended up getting the mango pomelo drink which was decently priced. Most boba shops in williamsburg are at least $10 but here is $6. Despite the confusing process, I would come back here.

Surprised one opened up in Williamsburg. This location served the fried chicken, the bubble tea and…read morewill eventually serve coffee as well. The appeal of it is that it's opened late, relatively affordable and food is decent. There are more premium options available on the area that do taste better but on the whole things are more affordable here. It also has popcorn chicken! Had the wings that in swicy and soy garlic. They were decent, I prefer the Korean fried chicken places a bit more. The popcorn chicken was good but I got it with basil and that wasn't as good as salt and pepper is usually. Bubble tea was fine. Had the lemon black tea that comes with the combos.

This is a modern, clean shop on a busy commercial street in Bushwick…read more They have lots of seating, including a large high top table in the back with bar stool seats and several tables in the front. There are two digital kiosks for placing your order and they call your number when your food is ready. You can customize each doughnut with either regular sugar, cinnamon sugar, or plain. You can also add their fresh homemade cream to your order, which comes in various flavors. All the food is made to order so service is very, very slow, but it's nice to know everything is fresh. I ordered three doughnuts and it took about 25 minutes for my food to come out. The strawberry cream cheese filled doughnut was a delightful mix of subtle tartness and sweetness. The dough was perfectly crispy and was balanced well by the smooth cream cheese. I also enjoyed the Oreo cheesecake doughnut. The cheesecake flavor didn't come through at all, but it was rich and lightly chocolatey. The original ugnut would be great for those who like a classic taste with a crunchy bite.

This spot has honestly become such a Bushwick staple. When it first opened, it kind of felt like a…read moresign of gentrification creeping in--but now it really feels like a community hangout. You'll see kids stopping by after school, groups of friends linking up, and even people posted up on laptops like it's a chill little café. I had never even tried a Korean hot dog before this place opened on my block, and now I'm fully hooked. What started as just hot dogs has grown into a whole menu--bubble tea, ramen, rice cakes, desserts, all of it. I love that they're always adding new stuff, so there's usually something different to try. Only downside is the ordering system. You order at a kiosk and your number just flashes on the screen--no receipt or anything--so you kind of have to remember it. When it's crowded and food takes a bit (since everything's made fresh), it can get a little annoying. That said, definitely get the spicy rice cake bowl. It's got that perfect sweet/spicy combo, comes with noodles, and you can add cheese and dumplings to make it super filling. So good.

Overall rating: 4.1…read more I stopped by this place for a quick lunch while in the area. I really don't like how it's impossible to know the price until you're right there at the ordering. The website should consider updating given there isn't any place to sit and think. I ended up paying about $15 for the Cubano and it was okay. It wasn't anything special. I kinda had a little higher expectations being in Williamsburg and it felt like a boutique shop. Not sure if I'll come back again if I'm in the area. Recommend giving it a try, but lower your expectations.

Why do you guys still have your signs out for promotions that are apparently over? It's 5:15pm and…read moreapparently the happy hour deal was for the World Cup... I see this sign out every day.