Terrace omelette with home fries always hits! Never had a bad item from this gem. Keep up the great…read morework! Always appreciate the meal!

I really like this place. Great breakfast. Great Mexican food. One of the best burritos in the area.read more

I know I've been to this place before. Over a decade ago. And I thought it was awesome then. So how…read moredid I never write a review? And when I realized it was still here, years after Covid, I thought YESSSSS, they survived! A couple of weeks ago, after a social, a group of us were walking to get late-night pizza. We literally walked past Daisy's storefront, with it's colorful monthly special advertised on a billboard outside. We kept walking, but I kept thinking, and halfway down the block asked "Do you guys just wanna go there instead of pizza"? It worked. We backtracked to Daisy's, discovered it was open 24 HOURS (SCORE) and swooped on it. The staff: Friendly. I'll say service was a bit slow, and it didn't seem too crowded, but if you've read other reviews of mine, you'll know I'm always willing to excuse slow service if everything else makes up for it. It did. The food: So. MANY. OPTIONS. I wanted to eat 5 things at once. As a diner should, it offered so much I was boggled down with options. It was hard to pick. I settled on the biscuits with gravy, with a side egg. My goodness, I can't even find a picture of it in my gallery, I must have been so overcome with the desire to DEVOUR it. Long wait, but it was perfect. Perfect at 2am in the morning. Fluffy biscuity pillows drenched in a delicious, southern sausage gravy. I really wanted an Oreo milkshake, but they were out of Oreos that night. I forgive you, because I'm still thinking about those biscuits weeks later, and if I go back for more biscuits, how will I ever try out ALL THE OTHER STUFF ON THE MENU? There were grits, crab cakes, french toast sticks and breakfast platters, shrimp, CAKES. I got a hot chocolate and it was dolloped with whipped cream and warmed my tummy to happiness. The bill: They can split it individually. WIN. I cannot wait another decade to come back like last time. I'm already salivating thinking of my next visit.

Good diner. Typical food and all the staples like burgers, matza soup , salads , pancakes etc. good…read moreservice. We had chicken parm hero fries tecate and tuna sub . All were good. Inside is typical diner style, looks like from the 60s w booths and linoleum and vinyl covered chairs etc. it's a cool spot in park slope

Server was incredibly kind. Coffee is TO DIE FOR! Mexican omelette was delicious and loaded with…read moreveggies, potatoes were excellent. Highly recommended!

I love this place. Great food and atmosphere, fantastic coffee and wonderful people. I'm going back…read moreright now

Great burgers and fries, all their food is delicious served at the Rusty Nail and take out.read more

After hearing a friend rave about their food, I passed by and ordered the Mushroom Empanadas. Oh…read moremy! It was seasoned to perfection. The customer service was friendly and professional. The price was extremely reasonable. I would have taken a picture but I ate too fast. It was that good. I'm going back next week.

For you Brooklyners, I will quickly get this out of the way. This and Little Purity down the street…read moreare indeed owned and operated by the same family of siblings. The oldest sibling, John, operates this one, and the two younger siblings, Nick and Rini, operate Little Purity. There is another brother, Alex, who helps run this diner, but I did not see him during my visit. Anyway, I stopped in here partly as a challenge to see if this diner is just as good as the other, if not better. The food I ordered, the French toast and a chocolate milkshake, are tasty and filling. However, I do feel the menu offerings at Little Purity are tastier and more eclectic. Basic diner fare is the theme here. Little Purity has a more trendier atmosphere. I do appreciate the vibe Purity Diner is going for with its old school booths and New York sports paraphernalia. That is all well and good. However, the overall feel is one that is a little more austere and stuffy. It is eat your meal, and kindly leave. At Little Purity, I could stay as long as I wish and Nick and Rini would not care one iota. The thing I do like here is it is a quieter ambiance, so after a long day it is nice to stop in, and eat something easy with some peace and quiet. I spoke to John (a really nice, lowkey, soft spoken man unlike his siblings, though that is not necessarily a bad thing), and he confirmed this. That is the vibe he is going for. The food is a little more expensive here than at Little Purity, but I can put that petty difference aside because again, it is Park Slope. You will pay in this neighborhood. And it is not like the prices are so astronomical that will break the bank. What it really boils down to is feeling welcome, valued, with good food to boot. Both have it, but I feel you have to put in some effort here if you want to walk out feeling satisfied, whereas at Little Purity, it is effortless. Good food alone will only get you so far. Thank you John for a pleasant dining experience, but I have to give your siblings a slight edge when it comes to the overall picture.

I visited on a Thursday morning and was promptly seated. The waiters were all pleasant and…read moreaccommodating. They were quick to correct minor mistakes and the food was great quality. This restaurant is walking distance from the hospital and will be my new go to when I'm in that area. I loved the New York inspired decorations and felt very comfortable during my dining experience.

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!

Cute little place outside of the train station at Newkirk Plaza. I've walked by many times but…read moretoday the dessert display pulled me in. They had a great variety, I ended up getting the lemon meringue tart. It wasn't too sweet and the crust was decent. While waiting to pay I realized that they also sold sandwiches and soups. I'll be sure to give it a try in the future.

DELICIOUS!!! This is a hidden gem, right outside Newkirk Station (B and Q trains). Every time I…read morevisit that area, I make sure to stop by. The best desserts and pastries. They have sandwiches (eg, banh Mi) and the staff works with you if you are a vegetarian. The staff are very kind. I have eaten breakfast (pasties and omelette), lunch, and desserts here. They also offer an incredible rotisserie chicken, vegetables, and salmon. The venue is pristine, and the food is of high quality, meticulously prepared with attention to detail. The prices are very reasonable. Highly recommend a stop, repeatedly.

Stumbled upon this little hole in the wall by accident but I'm very happy I did because the food…read morehere is on point. I ordered breakfast and the food was delicious! We had a great server and the customer service was A+. Definitely hit them up if you're in the area, you won't be disappointed.

I think I have found a new favorite. This place is just wow. When you first enter it doesn't look…read morelike much but I will say it is clean. The food... OMG! Way better than I expected. The staff is friendly and offer great and interesting conversation. I ordered the French Toast Deluxe which comes with your choice of eggs and meat and my boyfriend ordered a Reuben. The french toast alone was enough to make me a life time customer. The best French toast I've ever had. It wasn't overly sweet and had a nice little crisp to it. I had never tried a Reuben before and decided to take a bite after watching him devour the first half. In that moment, I instantly became a fan. It was shocking news to discover that they haven't seen much business since the pandemic, considering how good the food and service is. I hope that changes once people discover their food. Until next time Big John.