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    Hangover Sandwich
    Andrew L.

    We weren't able to get a reservation but went ahead and stopped by Smor on a Sunday afternoon. Not surprisingly there was a wait which ended up being a half hour for a table. Smor is probably the smallest restaurant that I have been to and they try to make the most out of the space (there are tables outside which help provide much needed additional capacity weather permitting). Had the Hangover Sandwich (meat was a little dry but the sandwich was good overall) with a side of excellent Salt & Pepper Fries and the Pancakes (very good) with a side of Smoked Salmon.

    Curried herring smorrebrod
    Megan Y.

    Came here on a saturday morning at 11:30 AM and it was quite crowded, so I would definitely recommend a reservation. It was a small but cute space. I ordered the curried herring smorrebrod and really enjoyed the unique curry flavor. I also really liked how fresh the fish was. The bread was a bit tough, but was very hearty and filled with seeds. The smorrebrod is a bit on the smaller side.

    Kristina I.

    I walked by Smor and it looked enticing so I stopped in. All table inside and outside were taken which I thought had to be a great sign. The shop itself is super cute with friendly staff. I ordered a cookie and a cinnamon bun to go. Maybe I chose incorrectly, but the chocolate chunk cookie was bad. It had a burnt taste and overall unpleasant, spongy texture/ mouthfeel. It was quite disappointing for the price ($4). The cinnamon bun was very soft and tasty ($4.75).

    LEMON, LIME & BITTERS, SALT & PEPPER FRIES, BEANS IN BROTH, WHIPPED RICOTTA, EVERYTHING BOWL
    Jasmin G.

    This is such a cute little spot in EV. The prices are reasonable and the staff was very kind. We immediately loved the range of non-alcoholic drinks - there was something for every taste. I loved the lemon, lime and bitters drink! Standouts for food were the whipped ricotta and the beans in broth. Super flavorful and comforting. Everything came in big portions which was a plus, so it was easy to share and take leftovers. I'd love to come back and try the cafe portion of the restaurant.

    DANISH HOT DOG
    Alvin A.

    Went to Iceland last year and had there famous hotdogs. When I came back, I've been searching for something close to that. The danish dog here is the closest thing to that. The crispy onions and the sauce make this one of the best hotdogs I've tried before.

    Club Sandwich
    Jeny K.

    This place has been on my list for a while now. The hangover sandwich was so good!!! I definitely need to come back for this!

    Everything plate
    Jess Z.

    Came here on a Saturday without a res, ended up waiting ~1 hour. Probably wouldn't go back unless I had a res! I got the everything plate, which was a good assortment. I thought the rye bread was a tad dry, but it was good paired with the other items. We also got the ricotta toast, which was good but wish the jam was a tad sweeter!

    Caroline W.

    Really cute Scandinavian restaurant! Went here for brunch and was able to try a bunch of their dishes. My favorite was the white fish salad. It was citrusy and refreshing My only complaint is that the searing is super tight. I was sitting in a booth and it could barely fit three people. The seating outside is also quite crammed and some don't have shaded umbrellas to cover you during your meal so keep that in mind if that's something important to you!

    Big breakfast
    Peggy C.

    The food at Smor is consistently tasty and well-executed, and there are a ton of nutritional choices on the menu. I have enjoyed the grain bowl with soft boiled egg, the big breakfast, and the chicken salad sandwich. The cardamom bun is one of the best in the city. The service is friendly, but they are consistently slow about refilling water. I have never gone to Smor without needing to ask for a water refill after a long period of waiting. Avoid the coffee, but the matcha latte and lemonades are good. Definitely make a reservation to avoid a wait on the weekends.

    saffron pastry
    Michelle L.

    Awesome pastry selection. Saffron bun was so unique it got us questioning if we've ever had saffron on its own before! Loooved how fluffy the eggs in the bec were especially with the tarragon aioli smothered on the bottom brioche bun. French fries also deliciously crispy! with a huge glob of sauce that should've been placed on the side instead imo. Danish hot dog was better than american hot dogs imo the mustard like sauce with the fried onion were the ingredients to switch things up

    WHITEFISH TOSTADA
    Annie B.

    Food/drinks: yum and simple! Not anything mine blowing Atmosphere: really really cute, love the furniture and details of the walls but very tiny Service: good! Price: $$ pricey

    EVERYTHING BOWL, SMOKED SALMON SMRREBRD, SMASHED POTATOES
    Raina P.

    Had a lovely brunch at Smør. The everything bowl was everything I could want in a brunch plate! I do wish it had more smoked salmon though--felt limited compared to the smorrebrod. The potatoes were perfectly crispy and seasoned. Only downsides are the menu does not have espresso beverages (you have to go next door and order separately, and there's often a long line) and the inside seating is very limited and cramped. Eating outside is the way to go, so probably not ideal for colder weather days. Food is great though so would probably try coming again on sunny, non-peak days!

    EVERYTHING BOWL
    Tasnia S.

    Smor the restaurant was alright, nothing too spectacular, but also not terrible. I got the everything salad, and it was alright. The everything salad had avocado, salmon, lettuce, bread, and egg. Nothing really stood out about the salad, and it didn't have too much flavor to it, or a unique taste to it. It was a regular salad, just ok. The space was pretty small, but had a modern Nordic ambience to it. It's best to RSVP before hand, because it can get crowded and busy at night. The service was alright, nothing extraordinary or terrible. The food came out pretty quickly and the price was alright/average. I prefer SMOR the bakery, a bit more, since it had more variety on the items that it served or had. Price:$20 Rating: 6.5/7

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    The best brunch I've had in a while! It was especially nice on a sunny day! I loved the ambiance, and the pancakes were amazing.

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    I lived in Sweden for five years when deciding to grab a cup of coffee I couldn't resist a place…read morecalled a Scandinavian house it was fika time. I was treated to wonderful customer service and a multi course meal really good food with an amazing presentation. I never had monkfish before it was pretty good. This place is Lagom. I was tempted to practice my Swedish on someone however I was way too nervous to even say hello. Maybe I'll muster the courage to try it before I go back to Los Angeles.

    Adequate, if not a little more, average take on the Scandinavian classics, this is a good place to…read morestart, especially for those who have not tried this cuisine before. This restaurant (rather, cafe) is a nice way to get in a few dress rehearsals before going out for the real thing. As I am about to embark on a Scandinavian adventure, I had to try the Swedish Meatballs first. They are a great way to start off if you do not know where to begin with this cuisine. The meatballs are delicate, but tasty. The gravy carries a little bit of heat and acid, but it is balanced out by the sweetness of the lingonberry jam, which is balanced out by the pickles. My only fault is of the mashed potatoes, which they cater here to American tastes by dolling it up when it does not need to be. Basic principles, keep it as simple as it is and let the meatballs be the star. That is why it is Swedish Meatballs and not Swedish Mashed Potatoes. Seven to an order is perfectly acceptable. I then had to dive into some dessert. The cinnamon bun is good but not great here. Warm it up and it is fabulous. Served chilled and it feels like something you just got on the back end of an SAS flight. I will note to have these warmed up for future reference. While it is not on the menu, the Princess Cake is an indulgence everyone should try at least once. The distant cousin to the Black Forest Cake in Germany, this feels almost like a caked up version of a Linzer tart. I enjoyed it, albeit it is very rich. Take your time eating it or you will spend your time afterwards regretting your life choices. Respect the cake and take your time eating it. I am happy I got the chance to eat here and gave this little cafe (which is a short walk from Grand Central) a try. Reward yourself and get some Swedish candy afterward. Tak.

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    4.6(37 reviews)
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    We came here for something else and accidentally stumbled upon Nordic Preserves Fish & Wildlife…read moreCompany. Looking at their displays, they had an amazing selection of salmon, herring, cod, pickled beets, tomatoes and more. We decided to try their "Lock, Stock+Barrel" sample of 4 different salmon w/ condiments, pickles, raspberries and crackers. You can get a choice of 3-5. Our choices were their Artisanal smoked, Pastrami Cured smoked, Togarashi smoked, and Norwegian smoked. The condiments were a mustard and dill sauce. The salmon was melt in your mouth good! So good, you didn't need the sauces. We did taste both and liked the mustard. Didn't use much of it though. The winner was the Norwegian smoked for both of us and for me, the Togarashi and Pastrami Cured were tied at 2nd. The two people behind the counter were great! Very helpful and made our experience sitting at the counter a fun time! I will be coming here anytime I crave smoked salmon!

    My friend and I were walking around the Essex Market before a nearby dinner. We saw Nordic…read morePreserves and noticed that they brilliantly had a perfect snack sized gravlax cup. Couldn't pass that up! Their shop was immaculate and had an awesome selection. The gentleman working in the shop was friendly and professional. The gravlax cup was delicious, fresh fish, crème fraiche, and an excellent bread crisp. Perfect way to get a taste of Nordic Preserves. Would certainly return!

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    4.5(202 reviews)
    1.4 miWilliamsburg - South Side
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    Date of visit--early August 2026, a Sunday. The short…read moreversion--a two-star Michelin restaurant that should have three stars, one that has made me rethink the other two and three-star ones I've been to in the past (and how I retroactively felt cheated by them in hindsight). An absolute pleasure in so many ways. Review based on regular prix fixe menu--no allergies or adjustments--plus non-alcoholic beverage pairing, respectively $335 and $150 (gratuity not included). Exterior & Interior--It's close to the water and Williamsburg Bridge; its entrance is nondescript but consistent with the inside. Once inside, it is dark and your eyes will need a short time to adjust, but it is beautiful. There are enough pictures online for you to fill in the blanks without me describing it--16 circular tables (I think), lots of black (I know), some touches of wood and bronze near the open kitchen. 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    Always a line in NYC, and of course at the renowned La Cabra we knew there would be a wait on a…read moreSunday morning around 10:30 AM. We got the cardamom bun and pain suisse pastries and an iced americano.. and if there's anything you take away from this review.. it's that you come here .. you HAVE to try at least one pastry or else why would you go??? The cardamom bun is La Cabra's signature laminated cardamom bun , and the pain suisse (my personal fav) was so delicious!!! I also bought some beans to take home: Yacuri - Geisha from Ecuador and La Papaya - Bourbon

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