Bright, spacious setting blends minimalism and artistic flair with authentic Turkish vibes. Warm, cozy atmosphere features friendly service and a personal touch from management. Small tables create an intimate feel, suitable for casual meetups or cozy dates.
Freshness stands out with Turkish mezes like Avocado Hummus, Tzatziki, and Kopoglu all tasting amazing. The menu also features ribeye and salmon prepared in a Mediterranean style.
Nutella banana bread offers a rich aftertaste and serves as a sweet finish to meals. It stands out as a recommended dessert option here.
Good to know
Expect small portion sizes; dishes are often half the amount shown in photos.
Prices are high; a breakfast plate costs $35 and may not be worth it.
Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch due to limited seating.
Bright space with NY vintage decor and sun-drenched tables creates a laid-back, authentic vibe. Music adds to the fun atmosphere while crowds gather on weekend mornings. Unique brunch options and custom coffee merchandise set it apart from typical diners.
Halloumi features heavily across the menu, appearing in sandwiches and alongside dishes like scrambled eggs and warm pita. Greek potatoes, tzatziki, and a dips platter add variety of flavors typical of Mediterranean food.
Baklava banana bread stands out with its unique flavor and rich texture. It pairs well with Greek frappe and is often highlighted alongside other dishes like the Zorba plate and whipped feta toast.
Good to know
Arriving early is recommended because the line to get in is long by 9:30 am.
The brunch spot is very popular and often has waits of 1 hour or more on weekends.
They only do walk-ins and do not take reservations.
Small space with cozy decor and banquette seating offers a snug, intimate setting. Loud atmosphere makes conversation challenging, creating a lively but sometimes overwhelming vibe. Cocktails and falafel bowl stand out as notable highlights.
Falafel stands out as a signature dish, especially in the falafel bowl. Other Mediterranean options include the curried butternut squash soup and sausage and peppers roll.
Gluten-free banana bread tastes really good and feels like a treat. It pairs well with folded eggs and smashed avocado with feta for a satisfying meal.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with half-off burgers and drinks on Mondays.
Brunch items are served daily until 4pm.
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to long lines.
Whimsical decor with pastels and florals creates an inviting, Instagram-pretty space that blends cafe, brunch spot, and study area vibes. Atmosphere stays chill and lively, encouraging get-togethers rather than quiet relaxation. Outdoor seating offers sunlit options, while indoor spots feature window views to the street.
Green goddess shakshuka stands out with its unique green sauce instead of the usual tomato base. Breakfast bowls mix couscous, pickled veggies, and poached eggs for a fresh, healthy take on Mediterranean flavors.
Banana bread features a slightly crunchy outside with a warm and moist inside and flavors of banana and sweet toffee. The Banana Bread French Toast stands out and pairs well with a cortado.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on weekends.
Brunch is a popular time, so arrive early.
Breakfast for two can cost around $100.
Exposed brick walls, plants, and neon lights create a modern, stylish interior with both indoor and outdoor seating offering excellent views. The atmosphere feels cozy and friendly, enhanced by great music and a charming dog that adds to the vibe. Outlets and free wifi support a comfortable, relaxed experience.
Shakshuka stands out with a green sauce twist and beans alongside the traditional style. The breakfast bowl combines beet hummus, poached eggs, zaโatar pita, mushrooms, grains, and feta for a hearty start. Avocado toast also features as a tasty and beautifully presented option.
Banana bread French toast stands out with its unique, not too sweet flavor and filling texture. Complimentary slices from the pastry section often accompany visits, highlighting the generous servings and distinctive taste.
Good to know
There is no reservation system, so expect possible wait times.
We had to wait 1 hour on Sunday to get a table for 5 at 11am.
Brunch is available on Sundays and is highly recommended.
Small cafe with tight seating and large windows offers a warm, welcoming vibe despite occasional loud music and conversations. The space blends a mom-and-pop feel with modern touches, creating a lively atmosphere during busy times.
Shakshuka stands out with its rich, flavorful sauce and perfectly cooked eggs. Yogurt granola with tangy labneh and house-made tahini granola adds a crunchy, nutty depth to the menu.
Banana bread here is consistently perfect, matching the quality of the buttermilk pancakes and avocado toast. It stands out as one of the best versions around, moist and flavorful every time.
Good to know
Expect a 20-minute wait during peak hours.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to secure a table.
On weekends, expect a 30-minute wait between 10 and 11 am.
Small bakery with modern elegant decor and cozy atmosphere. Space fills quickly, creating a popular, lively vibe. Plenty of comfortable seating with outlets supports a relaxed visit despite the crowd.
Sandwiches stand out with falafel pita packed with chickpea falafels, avocado, and cotija cheese, plus a chicken shawarma sandwich noted for its flavor. Pastries like chocolate chili babka and mango labneh maritozzi add a sweet touch, alongside dips such as smoked baba ganoush and sweet potato hummus.
Creative takes include a tahini banana bread that stands out for its flavor. Some versions come off a bit dry and average in texture.
Good to know
Get here early for baked goods, prior to 9am on weekends.
There is no bathroom for patrons.
If you go anytime past noon, everything is sold out.
Small restaurant with intimate indoor seating and heated outdoor patio offers a vibey brunch atmosphere with upbeat background music. The space feels cozy and sociable, attracting groups for casual meals and drinks. Outdoor seating includes Parisian-style pavement tables, enhancing the relaxed vibe.
Falafel bowls come with a crispy outside and soft inside texture. Shakshuka arrives with fresh toasted sourdough bread. Halloumi cheese features as a tasty side and in dishes like avocado toast.
Moist and full of flavor, the banana bread comes in a gluten-free option served with salted butter. It appears as a dessert or part of meals alongside items like hotcakes and folded eggs.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended as Sonnyboy is a small space and gets busy.
Reservations should be made online a few weeks in advance.
The diner has plenty of options for those with dietary restrictions.
American restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and busy, loud environment due to active staff. Space is narrow between tables and features modern fixtures with a clean, simple design. Offers gluten-free options with dedicated prep areas and maintains a pleasant indoor green environment.
Shakshuka stands out with mild spice and well-cooked eggs served alongside delicious bread. Falafel comes homemade with tahini, Israeli salad, and hummus, offering balanced flavors and textures.
Gluten-free and dairy-free options include moist banana bread that pairs well with strawberry compote. The banana bread is often described as homemade and a standout item on the menu.
Good to know
Brunch is served all day on weekends.
Happy hour snacks and drinks are available from 4-6pm.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early for brunch.