1. Hamilton's
8.4
2826 Fort Hamilton Pkwy (E 4th St), Brooklyn, NY
American Restaurant · Windsor Terrace · 114 tips and reviews
Nate Folkert: special: salmon fillet, cauliflower purée, and sauteed spinach
Beril Esen: Classic brunch selections and family friendly vibe. Corned beef hash and eggs were delicious aside from hair found in dish. The Ella Fitzgerald sandwich had a lot going on and is a hearty choice.
Aleks J: Exemplary American burgers.
3. Orchidea
8.1
4815 12th Ave, Brooklyn, NY
American Restaurant · Borough Park · 4 tips and reviews
Alison Hickman: Lovely ambiance (great for a date night) and generous portions of delicious food! I'll definitely be back!
Moshe Freund: Awesome food, great place, friendly service, I'll definitely be back... Loved it..
Y No Care: Just loved it!
Nicola: Great spot to go and grab your smoked fish selection or fish salad on Fridays morning (8am-1pm) and bring it at home. Very local adventure. Lovely!
Urban Oyster: This is one of the largest producers of smoked fish in the US, and you can find many of their products in stores. But for real deals, stop in Fridays, 8am-1pm, when they open up for retail sales.
BuzzFeed: From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Fridays, the Greenpoint warehouse that supplies Russ & Daughters is open to the public. Pro-tip: There are no bagels, so BYOB.
5. Bassett Caterers
8.3
1404 Avenue X (at E 14th St.), Brooklyn, NY
Restaurant · Homecrest · 19 tips and reviews
Brianna Cingari: Great pizza!!!! I highly recommend anything from the pizza section
Christina Valva Cingari: Best pizza in Brooklyn.....
Michael Greenberg: Food's very good, portions are hugh, the staff is great, and the prices are cheap.
7. Mexico 2000
8.4
367 Broadway (btw Keap & Hooper), Brooklyn, NY
Taco Restaurant · East Williamsburg · 36 tips and reviews
Nicole Talercio: The best quesadilla I have ever had. I've been wanting to check this place out for years since Williamsburg is flooded these days with Americanized Mexican food... this place is wholesome, friendly-
Tim Vetter: Weird food club score: Get a quesadilla con huitlacoche aka Mexican truffle aka corn smut, not easy to find in NYC. $4. http://www.brooklyntheborough.com/2010/08/the-dish-uncovering-huitlacoche/
Time Out New York: Try the flor de calabaza quesadilla. Fresh masa is griddled, then topped with mounds of sautéed squash blossoms, cotija cheese, crema and lettuce. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
8. Kombit
7.8
279 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Caribbean Restaurant · Prospect Heights · 18 tips and reviews
Edie Capellan: Kryol was tasty with perfect plantains!
Beeju Augustin: I had the vegetarian legume... I enjoyed it. Loved the passion fruit.
Serious Eats: Goat Tassot: served with rice and beans, fried plantains (like tostones), and pikil, a fruity hot sauce that tastes like Yucatan habanero salsa diluted with vinegar.
11. Brooklyn Fare
8.6
200 Schermerhorn St (at Hoyt St), Brooklyn, NY
Grocery Store · Boerum Hill · 81 tips and reviews
Mary Woods: I fell in love with the place it has everything and a lot of choices from meats veggies etc. Service is great. Will definitely be back to shop
The New York Times: Turn off your device and let the evening wash over you like a dream. Don’t return to the grid until afterward. Pinky swear on that. Read more.
KP: Everyone should shop here. Excellent food, good product selection, and great prices.
12. Geido
8.5
331 Flatbush Ave (btw Park Place & Prospect Place), Brooklyn, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Prospect Heights · 80 tips and reviews
Juliana Glassman: DELICIOUS, FRIENDLY AUTHENTIC. All fish was super fresh, rolls were creative and excellent.
Florian Peter: super fresh, great specials, good with kids Read more.
k l: if you find yourself in the park slope/prospect heights vicinity craving sushi then geido is the place. sit at the bar and order as many special rolls as you can handle. cap it off with an order of Read more.
14. 7th Avenue Donuts
8.1
324 7th Ave (btw 8th St & 9th St), Brooklyn, NY
Donut Shop · Central Slope · 51 tips and reviews
Michael Patrick McNamara: The sausage, egg and cheese is the best in the neighborhood. The roll is fresh and buttered, the eggs light and tasty, and the link sausage is split and perfectly spiced. Excellent old school meal.
Kelsye Nelson: Wow! Two egg breakfast for $3.75. Eggcellent.
Eileen Schorr: Worst coffee ever