Fun little place with good and diverse food. Definitely great for a small group. Some places focus…read moreon being aesthetically pleasing at the cost of flavor and taste. Not Manchego- it's the best of both worlds.

A neighborhood spot that I visit like once a year - food is just okay yet unique in that they offer…read moreboth Spanish and Japanese cuisines. Ramen can be on the saltier side and katsu curry isn't the most authentic but does the trick when there isn't a ton of other Asian options around. I like sitting at the hightops at the front for natural sunlight, otherwise the back of the restaurant gets too dark.

My go to place in the neighborhood for an afternoon coffee and a change of scenery to knock out…read moresome work. Great WiFi and delicious coffee. And INCREDIBLE music :)

This is not a fast bodega BEC, but if you've got a moment to take in the snow from the big windows…read moreand take in a deep breath of caffeine while admiring your foam art, you should do weekend brunch here. My breakfast sandwich was on a quality brioche with perfect structural integrity and balanced flavor and texture. The avocado creaminess and the bacon crunchiness are a pairing to savor.

I do really like this place, but it is a bit too pricy and it can be a bit awkward when you're the…read moreonly one there. They just need to get more people in the door because the decor is great!

This was a really lovely nook and the wings were exceptional. The bartender's are mindful but also…read morebusy for a smaller spot. I was here with a group and managed to get seated, but could have been tough standing. Definitely speak up with your order! They got some solid variety with their cocktails and wine! Love the casual local Brooklyn vibe plus a touch of elegance with the smaller tables and wine menu. There is a bar and a larger central table with seats as well as countertops along the walls, so options are there.

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!

While I don't usually go for Italian when dining out, Garlic and Olive makes it worth the trip…read more Solid service and a great pre-meal cocktails.

The owners of this place feel like they followed a "How to Open an Italian Restaurant" manual --…read moreand honestly, they executed it pretty well. There's not a ton of creativity, but the dishes are consistently good, which matters when the only other neighborhood Italian option is San Remo Pizzeria. The standouts are the pasta Bolognese and the mushroom tagliatelle, and the fusilli with sausage and the Brussels sprouts appetizer are absolutely worth ordering. The wine list, on the other hand, reads like it was generated by AI: a few hits, plenty of middling choices, and one or two you'll regret. Definitely taste before committing to a full pour. Service is polite but inexperienced. Servers don't seem familiar with the dishes or the wines, and some haven't mastered basic protocols like mid‑meal check‑ins or keeping a tab open. If you're here on a Tuesday, stay for the open mic hosted by Paul Decoster -- Tigerman -- a beloved local music fixture and genuinely good guy. Despite the critiques, I like Garlic and Olive. I live nearby, and I'll keep coming back.

This wine bar was divine. I stopped in while I was exploring the neighborhood…read more They had great happy hour specials and an amazing selection of cheese to snack on. The staff were so kind and friendly! The space also has a garden area but I did not check it out this time around. One bathroom upstairs and one downstairs. A very pleasant spot to grab a drink and a snack.

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!

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!

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.

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.

wonderful vibe and fantastic food!!! had a great burger and salad. everyone is so friendly and it's…read morejust such a solid spot.

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.

The food was amazing. Had the Jerusalem breakfast (formerly known as the Israeli breakfast) and the…read morelamb shawarma terracotta. The lamb was a balance of sweet and savory. The presentation in a terracotta dish with a baked dough cover added to the appeal. Great place for a Friday afternoon celebration with attentive service.

Miriam has always been great, we've been coming here for 4 years, but they keep changing the menu…read more Every time we come now it's different which I understand to a certain extent but we also come for the dishes we love. My husband LOVED the burek, but then they totally changed it and now it's just gone. The food is still delicious, but unpredictable of what we can / will order. The new space is beautiful and open and airy, but sadly the service has dipped. This place used to be almost too fast, we were in and out and we consistently knew we could come here and get out in a very timely manner. But now I literally had to flag down our waitress and I still didn't get her attention, another waitress came over to help us get our check. We also didn't get checked on at all, luckily our food was good and right. The table next to us didn't get greeted for water or anything so they had to flag down the guy delivering food to get a waitress. I thinkkk it may be because the wait staff is servicing here and the location next store but it's really impacted the experience. Totally understand that a lot of places are understaffed, but we've never experienced this before Miriam we love you, but pleaseeeeee stop changing the menu.