Toby's Public House

Tatanka's Tincture Bar

➤ 557 Classon AveNY 11238-2504, Brooklyn, United States

Carta • Tea • Grill • Coffee • Cheese

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"A few words can't describe this gem of an establishment. The vibes, culture, and energy is hypnotic. The food is amazing (try the greens!! . Definitely a spot to add to your list when visiting Brooklyn."

Ix

➤ 43 Lincoln Rd, 11225, Brooklyn, US, United States

Carta • Coffee • Italian • American • Chocolate

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"Out of our five day restaurant experience in NYC this one was by far most memorable. The menu's words don't do the food justice as it's complex flavors and fragrances unfold in your palate. As a family of four we had two sandwiches, pancakes and one soup, as well one desert, coffee and hot chocolate. All items were exceptional in their delivery. The coffee was bold, full bodied but not burned like a French roast, the hot cocoa deserves a visit all on its own, the food was simply great in all aspects, flavor, the satiety it provided, and the feeling of quality. The staff was responsive, friendly, and fun."

Ozakaya

➤ 635 Vanderbilt Avenue, City Of New York, 11238, United States Of America, Broad Channel

Carta • Soup • Sushi • Curry • Seafood

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"When we called to reserve a table, no one informed us that there was a dining time limit of 1.5 hours. My friend wanted to invite more people to join us for dinner, but I was unsure if everyone would agree to the minimum charge of $60, including taxes and tips. I confirmed a reservation for 7 people during my second call, but ultimately, only 6 of us showed up. The table we were given was quite small, making it uncomfortable for six people, especially with the mandatory minimum spending of $60, as well as a 20% tip. For just two people, the minimum tip is 18%. I was confused about the dining time limit—was it two hours or 1.5? The party area was limited to just the backyard for additional seating. I was with friends who didn’t know the group well, and we arrived early at 3 PM, but we couldn’t wait until 6:30 PM. That’s why we ended up sitting at a separate table for two. Unfortunately, the restaurant didn’t seem to care and couldn’t arrange for us to be seated closer together. We had no choice in the matter. To make matters worse, the female waiter had a poor attitude. It felt like we were dining in a sidewalk market. She questioned another girl who served me ponzu sauce, apparently because I looked impatient when I saw her face. Her attitude only worsened after that. It seems like they need to train their employees better, as they seem unaware of how to provide good service. As for the food, it was just okay, typical of basic Japanese cuisine. There were too many restrictions! Customers are forced to adhere to the restaurant’s rules and limitations. I cannot recommend this place unless someone is specifically looking for a fast-food experience. In short, I don’t think I’ll be returning next time."

Sushi Lin

➤ 335 Flatbush AveNY 11217, Brooklyn, United States

Carta • Fish • Soup • Sushi • Salad

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"I've been to quite a few omakase spots and Sushi Lin by far is my very top omakase spot. $100 omakase (sushi bar only) is actually pretty decent and average price compare to the amount of food you're getting plus the freshness of the fish. Comes with multiple delicious appetizer (cooked raw) and each piece of sushi that they offered are so unique to taste. It left us smiling after each piece. Their sesame pudding is a must! I would highly recommend it and request to just do the $100 omakase at the bar and it'll be well worth it!"

Al Noor Halal Deli

➤ 710 4th Ave, 11232, Brooklyn, United States

Carta • Halal • Delis • Chicken • Breakfast

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"I discovered this place while looking for an authentic falafel. While the exterior of the shop make it look more like a corner bodega and the interior looks like that of a run down take out joint the food is amazing.My falafel was packed and fresh and hot. I found a little foil wrap of pickles to go with my sandwich and one little extra. There was four full sized napkins in the bag. I know that sounds trivial but no one wants those cheap napkins that protect nothing and absorb less.I think this is a gem of a spot and you can tell it’s a neighborhood favorite give the folks constantly coming in and going out."