Bright, colorful decor and real plants create a cozy vibe. Family-owned warmth shines through. Banh mi features flavorful tofu and vegan pork. Fried spring rolls are crispy and savory, perfect with vermicelli. Authentic vegan Vietnamese flavors stand out.
Banh mi here stands out for its flavorful, complex tofu and freshly made vegan pork options. The sandwiches capture authentic Vietnamese flavors with care and intention.
Crispy and savory with a fresh, slightly chewy texture, the fried spring rolls stand out. They pair well with vermicelli and soy sauce, offering a satisfying bite.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a fully vegan menu.
Seating is very limited at the restaurant.
There is no bathroom available in the restaurant.
Small, cozy space blends Vietnamese and pizzeria styles with a lively, welcoming vibe and karaoke music. Authentic Vietnamese dishes offer rich, flavorful broths and generous portions, creating a home-cooked atmosphere. Seating is limited, emphasizing an intimate dining experience.
Chicken and grilled pork banh mi feature fresh veggies and flavorful meat on a toasted baguette with a satisfying crunch. The banh mi consistently delivers great taste and well-balanced flavors.
Crispy spring rolls feature a smooth fried wrapper and a flavorful filling in just the right amount. The cha gio tom stands out as a highlight alongside the Pate & Ham Banh Mi.
Good to know
Expect a 50-minute wait for a bowl during peak hours.
The restaurant offers hefty portions at very reasonable prices.
The AC is not effective indoors during hot summer days.
Space blends indoor and outdoor with a pet-friendly patio and string lighting under a clear roof. Banh mi shines with a crispy baguette and grilled pork, while fried spring rolls offer a fresh, crunchy bite. Quiet vibe with relaxing music completes the experience.
Banh mi features a crispy baguette shell with a soft inside and a balanced mix of meats and shredded pickled carrots and onions. The sandwich offers authentic flavors with perfectly grilled pork and fresh bread.
Fried spring rolls come out fresh and crispy with a satisfying crunch. They pair well with other dishes and offer a delicious, flavorful bite that complements the meal.
Good to know
The restaurant does not have a liquor license.
Customers on crutches or with disabilities may have difficulty waiting to be seated.
The restaurant does not allow customers to sit without all parties present.
Vietnamese restaurant showcases charming contemporary design with rattan lotus-shaped light fixtures and tranquil, authentic decor. Atmosphere feels classy and friendly with good acoustics and a welcoming vibe. Patrons enjoy exceptional pho and grilled turmeric branzino, complemented by a unique selection of Vietnamese gin and crafted cocktails.
Classic Banh Mi sandwiches come out excellent with authentic flavors. They sit alongside a variety of Vietnamese dishes beyond just pho and banh mi.
Good to know
Make sure to make a reservation before visiting.
La Dong charges almost $30 for its bún bò Huế.
The restaurant could accommodate a big party of 20 people.
Medium-sized Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic flavors in a cozy, family-owned atmosphere with an open, homey interior. The vibe stays relaxed and easygoing, attracting many Asian families and couples who appreciate genuine, carefully crafted dishes.
Grilled chicken and pork Banh Mi come crispy and fresh with pickled vegetables and spicy mayo. Sandwiches are filling and well prepared.
Crispy fried spring rolls come golden and crunchy, served with fresh lettuce and fish sauce for dipping. Orders typically include four rolls, enjoyed by kids and adults alike.
Good to know
Fresh water spinach, bean sprouts, lime, and chili are served on the side for customization.
The portions are generous, suitable for sharing.
Prices are slightly higher than other local pho spots, reflecting quality ingredients.
Small, cozy Vietnamese restaurant with a minimalistic design and natural lighting creates a peaceful, casual atmosphere. Tables sit close together, making it lively but not chaotic, with a quiet, authentic vibe uncommon in larger city spots.
Perfect proportions define the tofu banh mi with great pickled vegetables and pillowy bread. Brisket banh mi offers a rich, satisfying flavor that stands out among rice dishes and pho.
Fried spring rolls come out crispy with a fragrant filling. Some batches are a bit hard but still pair well with dishes like vermicelli bowls and lemongrass pork chops.
Good to know
Happy hour is from Monday through Thursday up until 8pm.
You need to arrive before noon to beat the line.
No reservation is needed on Sundays around 5:30.
Cozy space offers a charming, welcoming vibe with a mix of Vietnamese flavors and modern style. Lunch feels chill and neighborhood-friendly, attracting those seeking reasonably priced, flavorful dishes.
Banh mi features a crispy outside and a soft inside. It stands out alongside dishes like pho and bun cha.
Fried spring rolls come out fresh and crispy with a filling packed with ground pork, carrots, and wood ear mushrooms. They offer a great texture and flavor.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available at reasonable prices.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Credit cards are accepted for payment.
Small, chic space with cheerful Vietnamese decor and a central bar creates a friendly, casual atmosphere. Large windows bring in natural light, enhancing the relaxing, sunlit vibe. The place feels open and inviting, standing out with its fun, lively design.
Fried catfish and spicy brisket banh mi offer strong flavors with great ingredient balance. Prices stay well priced and the option to add extra sauce on the side enhances the sandwich.
Crispy texture stands out with a fresh dipping sauce that complements the flavor. Each roll arrives piping hot and packed with taste.
Good to know
The restaurant has a cash only policy.
The combo deal includes 1/2 a sandwich and 1/2 a bowl of pho for $16-18.
The menu has a great balance of traditional and slightly fusion-y options.
Vietnamese restaurant offers northern-style pho with fusion decor reminiscent of a French bistro. Atmosphere is chic and cozy inside but can be overcrowded and loud, with close tables and limited air circulation. Small outdoor patios provide heated seating with blankets on chilly days.
Crispy baguettes hold tender beef and shaved red onion with cilantro, served with a dipping bowl of broth. The oxtail banh mi stands out as a highlight, alongside a notable vegan option.
Crispy spring rolls stand out with a crunchy texture and are often served as a highlight in dishes like Bun Cha. They appear frequently as appetizers alongside items like shrimp chips and salads.
Good to know
Grab a reservation if you can to avoid long wait times.
Friday nights are busy; make a reservation in advance.
The wait for indoor dining can be at least 45 minutes.
Small space fills quickly with an energetic, cozy vibe and bustling atmosphere. Covered outdoor seating offers relief from limited indoor room. Cash-only policy and authentic Vietnamese flavors define the experience.
Lemongrass chicken stands out with great flavors and delicate bread that is not overly crispy. Quick and casual service delivers consistently amazing banh mi alongside pho and Vietnamese coffee.
Crispy texture and meat-filled spring rolls stand out here. They come at a moderate price and pair well with other dishes like grilled lemongrass chicken and pho.
Good to know
This restaurant is cash only; bring cash before visiting.
They don't take reservations, so you'll need to wait in line.
You need to walk up and wait to be seated at this restaurant.
Modern space filled with plants and natural lighting creates a cozy tropical vibe. Loud music and close table placement make the atmosphere vibrant and lively but sometimes overwhelming. Creative cocktails highlight unique Vietnamese flavors alongside a stylish, trendy interior.
Banh mi offers a great filling to bread ratio with options like cold cut, grilled pork, and fish sandwiches. Taro chips often accompany the banh mi, adding a unique side to the meal.
Crispy spring rolls deliver a strong crunch and great flavor. They stand out as a top tier appetizer alongside other dishes like rice cake omelette and banh xeo.
Good to know
Reservations are a must at this popular restaurant to avoid long waits.
Expect to pay around $120 for two pho soups, two appetizers, and a cocktail.
Extra rice paper, lettuce, and sauce incur an additional charge.
Small, cute space offers a cozy atmosphere with lively energy and bright decor. It fills up consistently, creating a warm and inviting vibe. The setting feels intimate and charming, making it a comfortable spot for enjoying authentic Vietnamese dishes.
Chicken and pork versions stand out with phenomenal flavor. Hanoi style banh mi offers a delicious, authentic taste that pairs well with other dishes like nom nam pho.
Crispy spring rolls feature authentic wrappers and a satisfying crunch. They taste delicious and stand out as a very good fried spring roll option.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options for those with dietary restrictions.
Prices are reasonable, with summer rolls costing around $8.
Small Vietnamese restaurant with cozy indoor seating and a covered outdoor patio featuring heating lamps. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly with modern Vietnamese music playing, creating an authentic vibe. Space fills quickly, making early arrival advisable.
Bread comes out toasty on the outside and soft on the inside, giving the sandwich a classic feel with Vietnamese flavors. The banh mi is packed with flavor and has a perfectly crusty texture.
Crispy spring rolls with pork stand out as a legit version rarely found in the city. Some fried spring rolls can be bland and overcooked, but the pork ones offer a solid option.
Good to know
The restaurant does not take reservations.
The price for a bowl of beef brisket pho is $15 pre-tax and $16.33 after tax.
Customers should arrive early due to the small size of the restaurant.
Small Vietnamese restaurant with hole-in-the-wall setting and simple designs resembling a local market. Atmosphere feels run down and smoky, with a chill vibe despite some messiness. Music playlist adds a relaxed touch to the otherwise unpretentious space.
Perfectly balanced flavors define the brisket with bone marrow banh mi and steak banh mi here. The banh mi ranks among the best on the East Coast with a satisfying mix of textures and tastes.
Crispy spring rolls have a nice crunch and are fried to perfection. They come filled with pork, scallions, and ginger and are served with fish sauce, mint, and lettuce.
Good to know
To avoid waiting, arrive when the restaurant opens.
Get there early if you want to try the Banh Bao Thit Heo, as it can sell out by the afternoon.
You need to bring cash for tips.
Small, no-frills Vietnamese restaurant with a cozy, traditional ambiance that feels like returning home. Atmosphere is relaxing and intimate, though the space is dark and somewhat run down. Known for authentic, high-quality food with standout pork chops and pho.
Pork Banh Mi offers a sweet, tender, and spicy flavor profile. Ingredients stay fresh and flavorful throughout.
Crunchy fried spring rolls offer a satisfying texture and pair well with fresh herbs and tender pork in dishes. They come at a reasonable price and consistently deliver an enjoyable, flavorful bite.
Good to know
Plan on getting there before 6:30 PM on the weekends to avoid long waits.
The prices are quite affordable, with meals under 20 USD.
Diners should be aware of the overcharging issue at this establishment.