This spot serves one of the neighborhood's best Huevos Racheros ($12). You get fried corn tortillas atop soupy black beans, topped with avocado, salsa ranchera & eggs with a grilled skirt steak. Read more.
Get saucy at this festive, industrial-looking BBQ spot, housed in a former garage. Toast to your birth with beer by the gallon and whiskey by the Mason jar. Read more.
Have you tried the Swingle? It's a key lime pie—tart lime curd, buttery graham cracker crust, and all—frozen and enrobed in high-end dark chocolate, then shoved on a popsicle stick. Read more.
MatchaBar brings fine-ground Japanese green tea to Williamsburg. Try the Matchaccino, a matcha "cappuccino" made with almond milk & vanilla powder that tastes remarkably creamy. Read more.
Cotton Candy Cones debuts in Williamsburg today! The new hybrid consists of s'mores ice cream in a chocolate-dipped sugar cone, covered with smoked cotton-candy. Fri, 9/19. Read more.
Order the dulce de leche- a fluffy, airy, super sweet and moist ring of caramel and vanilla cake embedded with a whole bunch of savory, salty almond slivers. Read more.
New spot Dirty French, specializes in traditional dishes like Cote de Boeuf alongside Moroccan dishes and even creole flavors from Louisiana. Read more.
Set in the iconic Wythe Diner (think '50s retro modern) with a outdoor garden, La Esquina Williambsurg is open for business. Read more.
Patisserie Tomoko nails the dessert tasting, presenting beautiful, tasty dishes that don't overwhelm.
Baked cupcakes have a cult following for a reason. You're always going to find interesting flavors.
Home pasta, wood oven pizza. Everything was delicious from start to finish. Here's a recap of my our meal....is your mouth watering yet? https://vine.co/v/heixWYq3OE3
The cassis macaron is a classic. If you're having lunch here avoid food and just have dessert!
Great food truck and good stall options. The oysters were fresh and the lobster roll although small was rich and unctuous.
You want the wicked hot chocolate - chili powder makes it just a touch spicy, and that much closer to chocolate perfection
Forget the small town allure, I've never had a single bad item! Try the mint brownies, you'll finally believe in magic!
Will not comment on the Cronut & the chocolate chip cookie shot. I'm just here to say that I went on a Sunday and they had Cronuts till about 1pm, & the cookie shot line started around 2:45pm.
The hot chocolate is awesome! Have some salted caramel chocolate with it and you're in heaven!
Brunch is the better option, complete with live jazz, Oreo Pancakes, and decadent Kobe Beef Sliders. Make sure to get a reservation in advance!
my Oxtail Stew was delicious. The ambiance was organic with great reggae playing. A lil loud and small. Make reservations.
If you looking for the best chicken and waffles spot, you must visit this location. In addition if you have Michael as your host, then you get hit with double whammy with excellent customer service
This my new favorite spot. The pound of crab legs with broccoli and corn was delicious!
Some of the best fried chicken I've ever had in my life. Just wow. I'll be back very soon!
The petit fours are sublime. Beautifully decorated with icing and covered in what is usually white chocolate. It's filled with an almond cake and a raspberry jam. They are superbly rich and delicious.
Best dim sum in NYC. It fact it's so good that when I was in Hong Kong, I tried dim sum and this place is better.
Cocktails come first at this moody 19th century-esque bar, but fill your belly with mac 'n' cheese ($12), made with Gruyère, white cheddar and bacon, and lamb burger. Read more.
The pie is amazing--great crust; perfect seasonings. Apple pie like Mom's; strawberry-rhubarb to die for. Great somemores, too, when they have 'em. Homemade marshmallow. Instant diabetes!
Mhmm matcha crepe! Enjoy that with a matcha green tea latte. You may have to ask for extra hot.
Lobster, shrimp, crab rolls are all good. Get the taste of Maine to try them all at once. Clam chowder is the best so far.
