Of course, ciders from New York dominate, and there are a couple from Washington, but there is also a 750ml bottle made with honey and hops from MillStone Cellars in Monkton, Maryland. Read more
Perfect date night for a great value, hearty tasting menu. It says "5 courses" but it's really 10, for just $54. Perfectly attentive service and an affordable wine list, too.
Brunch: I enjoyed the fried apples🍎 as an appetizer (surprisingly simple & good) and the crab cakes 🦀as the main entree (I usually don't even like crab cakes). Bonus points for the adorable staff 💕
Yummy, homey Brooklyn brunch! Featured here "traditional" eggs and lox (there's cooked salmon in there) and corned beef hash. No disappointing elements with either. Side of potatoes for added effect!
The pretzel bread was the perfect size. Everything has a lot of flavor. The trout appetizer was good. Expect seasonal and fresh. My duck was delicious. The natural sodas were refreshing and great.
Awesome value for prix fixe dinner. Tons of appetizers and starters, dessert was amazing. You only have to pick a main, which makes for an easy choice. Would totally recommend for a special night.
American comfort food from people who understand the seasons. Pickled vegetables, crab cakes like your grandma in Louisiana might make them, and the best take on chicken pot pie ever!
Possibly the best bargain in Brooklyn! Chef Jackson's cooking is extremely precise and you can't go wrong with any entrees. Service is a little inconsistent but the food certainly makes up for it.
Classic Brooklyn cuisine: New American, with an always-changing, local/seasonal menu. More casual (less expensive) than Luksus, the other price-fixe restaurant around, but the food holds its own.
Easily one of the best meals I've had in recent memory. If you are celebrating something special, tell them when you make your reservation and they will give you prosecco and a personalized dessert.
Great brunch. We had corned beef hash (amazing) and funnel cake (good if you like sweet). Limited drinks and no liquor, which was a bummer, but otherwise great!
the price-fixe is pretty fantastic and an amazing value to boot. apps + desserts may be mildly stronger than the entrees but that's a high class problem to have. highly recommend.
house made scrapple, and funnel cake served with breakfast sausage. Pete Wells recently raved about the crab cakes, which get served benedict-style during the breakfast hour.
Delaware and Hudson hosts a 38-seat restaurant and a 35-seat tavern in Williamsburg, Brooklyn serving regional American food from the Mid-Atlantic states.