give in to the siren song of a japanese dessert tasting menu. sake ice cream, matcha macarons, black sesame creme brûlée are all standouts.
At Meadowsweet Polo, Dobkin treats octopus like a bathing beauty in this hyper-attractive presentation flavored with chorizo, basil oil, and thin strips of glistening red pepper. En savoir plus .
One of the classic New York steakhouses, with a fine burger available at lunch. Be aware: cash only.
Most of the snacks on chef Jason Marcus’s often-changing menu are $10 or less. Snag a table on the lush back patio, & feast with the knowledge you’re filling your belly without emptying your wallet. En savoir plus .
The fois gras dish, the Kampuchea, and the "fish and chips" were amazing. So tasty. The service was young and enthusiastic but not over the top. A great meal.
Crisp fried chicken, warm, fluffy biscuits, and tender doughnuts all at reasonable prices. Good for breakfast, too.
Taste the best in Southern-friend Brooklyn here with the chicken and biscuits or pork special of the day. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! En savoir plus .
This whiskey-centric bar makes smart cocktails and draws a more civilized crowd than many of its Williamsburg neighbors. The food menu—comfort food with some twists—is no slouch.
Chef Yuji is serving a set menu, which includes a simple assortment of fish, vegetables, rice, and soup for just $9. He will expand the menu to include ramen, street food, and omakase tastings. En savoir plus .
The vegetarian Clean Slate is as vibrant as it is hefty — it’s fearless, if a sandwich can be such a thing. The ice cream sandwiches are equally rich and delicious; order both and share with a friend. En savoir plus .
Overproof bourbon/cognac juleps, old-fashioned on freaking massive pieces of sculptor ice, frosty as hell daiquiris. $9-10. Cheap. Back that up with a can of beer for $4. You need a drink. Trust.
This absinthe bar is a replica of Olde Abinthe House in New Orleans. Loved the absinthe blanche - go from 4 - 7pm for dollar oysters.
Nestled in a somewhat quiet corner of Williamsburg is this neat, classy cocktail bar. Look at the cool overhead conveyor belt fan!
