The chef deserves an award for making something this tasty. The kitchen delivers on taste without…read moreovercharging. The entire menu offers great taste. The employees' care shows in everything they do. My time here was extremely pleasant.

Tried Duck Season during Smorgasburg - Prospect Park…read more I thought Duck Season was a great option for a picnic at Prospect Park. It was easy to share and was very rich. Had the Duck Royale fries so there was so much duck! If you are a fan of poutine, great to try this. The line does get long sometimes, but it goes by quick. Also your food will come out quickly too. The team is super awesome too - happy to support them :)

Sunday Smorgasburg review: the original for $7 with truffle sauce was so small upon delivery that…read morewe were tempted to request our money back, but we ended up enjoying them.

I love the vibe. The music the food was awesome I am back today to enjoy the music....read more

If you really want to know the whole story, it's all laid out on their website but reading a bunch…read moreof bullet points on a screen about some big neighborhood spectacle is about the most depressing thing you can do, so I'll explain. ​Basically, the Giglio Feast is a historic 12-day Italian-American festival that happens every July at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It's been going on since 1887 when immigrants brought it over from Nola, Italy, to honor Saint Paulinus commemorating when he returned from captivity after sacrificing himself for his people and Our Lady of Mount Carmel. That part actually sounds pretty decent, if you want to know the truth, but the way spectators in attendance make a huge circus out of it just drives me crazy. Then participants are amazing. ​The main event is this thing called the "Dancing of the Giglio," where they take a giant 70-foot tower made of wood and steel weighing four whole tons and covered in lilies, angels, and religious figures and hoist it up. They've got a live brass band and a singer literally sitting right on top of the timber frame while roughly 120 guys lift, spin, and "dance" this enormous four-ton thing down North 8th Street on their bare shoulders. ​Guys in matching outfits blowing saxophones and yelling on the platform, and crowds of people crammed together in the street taking photos and cheering. There's even a statue of a saint perched at the very top against the blue sky, looking down at all these phonies sweating and carrying on in the heat. It's supposed to be this grand, sacred tradition, but looking at a hundred guys breaking their backs to carry a four-ton tower with a band riding on it just makes you feel sort of tired and thirsty. It really does.

Fun foodie adventure! We made a special trip to this food park from Manhatten to Williamsburg- via…read moresubway, walking, and the ferry. Our son raved about this place, so we couldn't wait to check it out. Free entrance. I would say there were about 20+ food vendors in a blocked off section. Sooo many food choices from around the world! We were going for small bites for lunch, since we had made dinner plans for later. We had the best frite at Home Frite! Fries were thick cut- crispy on the outside with soft interior, lightly salted, and we chose the lemon garlic aioli dipping sauce. Nom, nom, nom. We shared an order between the 2 of us and we were scrapi the bottom of the paper container looking for more lol. Highly recommend the lemon garlic aioli For protein, we went with D'Abruzzo's They seasoned and marinated their skewer meats with the simplest and freshest ingredients and grilled them right there on open fire pits. For an order of 5 skewers, we chose chicken and beef. Simple, delicious, and healthy. Lots of table seating in the park adjacent to the food area, but not much shaded. Wander into the park for shady areas. Porta potty and restrooms were located in this area as well. If in Williamsburg, check it out!

What an experience went to try the famous ilocos empanadas and they were amazing it's a small place…read morebut we enjoyed walking and looking at the different types of food. I thought it was a bigger place or festival but it was enough for me I just was happy I was able to taste the empanadas.

I love me some wings but I fell in love with these wings. Went here on a hunch at lunch time and…read moreI'm so glad I did. The wings were fried to perfection. I still have a few cause I need a late night snack lol. I had the combo with tater tots and some veggie sticks. Theu also have a good selection of sauces This is a must if you love wings. You won't be disappointed. The staff is very friendly. When in doubt check em out!!!!

Te best Garlic Parmesan Wings Very clean ambient... and the…read morestaff very friendly Keep it up

Did I just pay $25 for a 32 oz. jar of sauce? You bet I did! No regrets…read more It's not just any ordinary sauce -- it is the ultimate Sunday Gravy! I first tried this down at South Street Seaport right by the New Amsterdam Market on a cold, rainy day in December. South Street Seaport looked absolutely dreary after Hurricane Sandy had wreaked havoc, but there was still a ton of local vendors who were absolute troopers trying to revive the area. My friend and I decided to split a serving of Sunday Gravy over pasta, and it totally hit the spot! The pasta had the perfect consistency, and the sauce (ohmygod the sauce) was just PACKED with pork, beef, sausage, meatballs, tomatoes, & basil. It was actually so hearty that I had to ask for another container to double up because I didn't think one plate would be able to support it all. After making our rounds to the different vendors, I HAD to return to get that large bottle of Sunday Gravy! It was calling my name. With every 32 oz. bottle you purchase, you get a pound of pasta. The bottle has a shelf live of 7 days, and even when I made it in my apartment, it was still amazing then. Sunday Gravy does NOT skimp on the meat! Another review says that the people who run it weren't very friendly, but the guy who was working when I went was so nice! He even said that I was his second favorite customer (only second to another customer who ended up buying 7 large bottles and fulfilled his quota for the day, so I'm not bitter about not being his first favorite). He was making conversation and still had a smile on his face despite looking like he was freezing. I'm only docking a star because $25 is a lot of money to pay for a large jar. Although I would want it again and again, I'm not made of money and would likely only buy this as a gift or every once in a while to treat myself. The quality is amazing, and I highly recommend you get your fix if you see them around.

Had this at smorgasburg and was some of the best, most homemade tasting stuff ever!…read more Everyone that worked there was super awesome, food was great and fresh, bought a jar to take home! Must try wherever you can find them!

Yummy tacos!! I got a steak and chicken and they were so good! The seasoning is on par and not…read moreoverly done. I will try the other tacos next time I pass by them.

Amazing tacos !! Amazing service !! Amazing prices (tacos = $4 each) !! The burritos are great but…read morethe star of the show is definitely the tacos !! All the food is made to order with fresh ingredients. This truck beats out every other Mexican food truck/restaurant in the area with an array of options including customizable burrito bowls and nachos. Personal recommendations: -- chorizo (spicy Mexican sausage) taco ; steak taco -- horchata ( a beverage that includes milk) (Announcement regarding the photo attached) Please don't mind the messy presentation, it was packaged better but got swished around during my walk home.

Yes, yes, yes! Best mozzarella sticks around! Huge, crunchy, salty, savory goodness! The pecorino…read morecheese crust compliments the gooey mozzarella cheese so well and the marinara sauce is great for dipping!

Big Mozz I ate at…read moretheir food truck on Randall's Island during Pokemon Go Fest. They had two options, mozz nuggets or mozz sticks. I chose nuggets but they were basically the same thing. I didn't have to wait at all once ordering, just paid and they had my food ready. Normally these places are stingy with the sauce, but the amount they gave me was more than enough for the portion size. But then again, it was $12 for 4 mozz sticks or ~12 nuggets. Grossness warning ahead - I am lactose sensitive and let's just say these mozzarella nuggets did not sit well with me. Make of that what you will, but at least that means their mozzarella is quality