My new favorite restaurant…read more The food was good, fresh, presumably well-sourced based on taste, and a very fair value. The restaurant is not overly expensive -- the $65.00 lunch bill below suggests a high-end selection and/or apps. I had a pineapple mint lemonade, sea bass on saffron risotto, a lovely salad topped with potato gnocchi, and cake dessert for $85 inclusive of 20% tip and tax. Nearly everything tasted fresh and homemade. Worth it. If this were served in Restaurant Row, the bill would be $40 more and the food not nearly as good. Because Beets & Carrots offers something rare and startlingly somehow in decline: food that tastes like food the body happily accepts as such. They serve meals that stand out simply because they taste like food. It was nice to dine outside the home feeling confident no digestive issues, lethargy, brain fog, bloating, etc were around the corner. You can tell that someone health conscious who cares about how ingredients show up in the meal is in the kitchen, someone who thinks food is both very fun and very serious. Least favorite: The lemonade. Mostly personal preference here, as I prefer a much tarter, less watery lemonade with higher lemon:water volume ratio. But I think most people would like it; I would get it again. Favorite: Both the entree and salad (which surprised me with a deliciously simple horseradish dressing) were great, but the bass wins in my book. Skin crisped to perfection...very flavorful fish and a great cut...creamy, perfect risotto. I appreciated that the risotto wasn't too salty as well.

Soooo this place was told to me by some random person and said I should try this…read more Yesterday celebrating my friends birthday I picked the place and glad we came here!! You would never know what this place is due to lack of actual signage on it, and weakling by you'd think it's a grab and go of some kind BUT NOT AT ALL!! This place whatever we ordered which was a lot have great flavors and were perfectly cooked . The start of the show was also unfortunately the one that disappointed as well. So the lobster new berg flavors were amazing I'd want to order it over and over but I will never again either . Portion is abnormally small, and for the price of 40$ you definitely would expect a lot more and also seems as if the lobster was also overly chopped and not enough in the dish . The burgers were great Stroganoff was amazing And the gnocchi the duck ragu But every item are over small in portions unfortunately So if you want greys flavors or even amazing flavors but are a light eater then this is your spot

Food: Food is delicious here! We were a group of 5 and were able to try a variety of appetizers and…read moreentrees. For appetizers, we tried the escargots, French onion soup, calamari, and pate. Fresh bread (sliced baguette) and butter is also served after you order. For entrees, we had the pork chop, strip steak, and salmon. All dishes were excellent; I would highly recommend the French onion soup, pate, and pork chop. Overall, everything was very well made and you likely won't have a disappointing dish here. Service: Service was wonderful; our server was friendly and attentive. The manager/owner was very welcoming as well and checked in on us during the meal. Ambiance: This is a small restaurant but has a good number of tables that can accommodate both small and large groups. Both indoor and outdoor seating are available. The restaurant gets pretty packed during peak dinner time so a reservation is recommended. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant!

Ordered a burger they recommended for lunch. It was awful - burger was overcooked. It was…read morecrunchy. Nice location, friendly staff.

I went for the first time to this charming authentic Italian restaurant, set in the heart of…read moreCarroll Gardens. The food was fresh and delicious and the staff were attentive. They have a beautiful bar when you enter and a beautiful wood fire pizza oven. I did not see the back area but heard its beautiful. We started with a pizza Which was very good, and the riceballs were delicious. I definitely recommend this restaurant if you are in the area. Make reservations.

This Italian spot in Cobble Hill almost transports you to the country itself. From the stone walls…read moreand wine cellars, it's a great spot for parties and gatherings --especially their back area. The husband and I came by for happy hour, which is such a great deal. The drinks are half off from 3-7pm on weekdays. I had a couple cocktails from a Spicy Margarita to Espresso Martini for $8 each while the husband had a couple Brooklyn Lager on draft for $5 each. We also ordered a 29" Margarita Pizza ($30), which is quite huge. The pizza comes in a rectangular shape instead of a pie, which made it look extra huge. This did make it easier to place on the bar to enjoy though. I also really enjoyed this pizza, which was so fresh and simple. I do wish there were more pasta options as none of them really made me want to order it, but the pizza was more than enough for the two of us. Such a great restaurant for some comfort Italian food, especially their pizzas and happy hour drinks.

The place was okay overall, but the experience was disappointing. We had reserved a table, and when…read morewe arrived and said we were four people, the owner and staff looked at each other for some reason before finally seating us. The table we were given was in an uncomfortable spot near the passageway to the back. We asked if there was another table available on the other side, but the owner said no because all tables were reserved. However, when we were leaving, several tables were still available, which made the situation feel unfair. The service was slow, the food was just okay, and the owner did not come across as pleasant or welcoming. Overall, not the best experience.

Good luck on getting the name right but the food will soon make you forget the language barrier. We…read morecame on a Saturday night to celebrate our family being all together which almost never happens. The decor takes you away from Brooklyn straight to Georgia. Authentic decor from the old world and service to match. If you bring your own Licqour, they will charge you a bottle service fee, so feel free to drink theirs and take yours home. Service was great at first, but as the restaurant filled with more parties, we felt neglected. Not being offered dessert or coffee--/ we felt obliged to ask for our check. Dessert came but coffee is not available/ hopefully this gets fixed soon. We look forward to our next trip

Best chicken roll I've in as long as I can remember. Make the whole thing fresh and ready in just…read moreover 10 minutes. I would highly recommend trying their pizza as well. I'm from Brooklyn, I don't say those words lightly.

Food: we got the veal, rigatoni pasta, eggplant, and meatballs. i enjoyed the eggplant and veal…read more flavor was there and very juicy. pasta was okay, meatball was a bit soggy but overall very good Service: AMAZING we came hour before closing and they were very accommodating, even let us put our bikes inside. Oscar was a great waiter and brought us bread, even though they stopped making it Ambiance: casual, has a bar too

We came for dinner as they had a banquet and were preparing for a large party reservation ,…read morethankfully we got seated in the front by the bar with is kind of sectioned off. Rest of sitting area is narrow. Our server was amazing! She made sure everything went smooth and we were taken care of. Food was good for the most part, only confusion was beef stroganoff with would've been a good beef ragu, very tender meat, just not stroganoff. Potato pancakes were bland and very very oily, paired with fried pork belly made it a very heavy dish. Kebab was good. Octopus in the salad was decent. Overall it's a good spot to try. I'd call first to make sure they don't have a private event.

I wasn't impressed with their food, nothing special. Place is remodeled, facade all black for some…read morestrange reason, with hard to read name.

We were in town to visit family so decided to check this place out…read more This place would get a 5 star rating for its service and ambiance alone but the food got me sick, hospital sick. Please watch the seafood here as I spent a day and a half in Maimonides Hospital. Maybe it was just a bad piece of fish idk but I literally vomited all night before my wife forced me to go to the hospital because it was harming my breathing. Please do better with the fish selection. I can't give them 1 star bc the service/ staff were great and it had a good vibe but I have to give it a 2 because of how bad I had food poisoning

My family and friends have dined at Yaffa and it exceeded all expectations. The food was absolutely…read moredelicious, especially the meat dishes and appetizers. The pâté was smooth, and yummy. The fried liver was another highlight, cooked to perfection. It's a small, cozy spot, but a fantastic new addition to the neighborhood! Chef Alik truly knows how to take care of his guests, delivering exceptional dishes and a warm, welcoming experience. Highly recommend checking it out! BYOB

**review is for Hanh's Banh Mi pop up only, never tried the pasta here**…read more I was so pleasantly surprised to see a new banh mi (and pho) menu pop up in this neighborhood, but a bit skeptical as it's located inside an Italian/pasta restaurant. Turns out the #1 classic banh mi is actually pretty damn good and decently priced at $9.75 (cash only). Could maybe use a little more veggies but hey, I'm not complaining. The bread was fresh and crisp and *didn't* scratch the roof of my mouth. If you're in the area definitely worth stopping in for and I hope it sticks around. Our host and server did say it was gonna be around "for the foreseeable future" which sounds promising! Personally the #2 (roast pork) was just ok, not really worth the extra $1.25 compared to the #1. Pho can also be skipped - lacked flavor and portion is quite small. It's what you'd expect for the area. They even have Viet iced coffee ($5) but it's not as strong and concentrated as it's supposed to be. Basically I'd return for just the #1 sandwich alone but that alone is worth it!

When Purple Yam shut down, I was curious to see what would take its place. And apparently it is an…read moreItalian place. The general set up of the restaurant is the same with the bar in the front and tables at the back. People were generally nice when I came to the counter to order. The prices are semi decent. It is 18 dollars for a rigatoni alla gricia and they use actually guanciale instead of bacon or prosciutto. The flavor was decent. For the price, I am not expecting Eataly level quality but something that could satiate me. And it did the job. Maybe in the future I would try the other pastas or do sit down.