Willburg Cafe
It may look a little rough around the edges, but Gridskipper calls Willburg Cafe "a clean and friendly sandwich shop that's big on comfort food and convenience." And Greenline says, "Warm, well-lit, filled with natural wood tables, walls and floors, and painted bright primary colors up to its high ceilings, the cafe is friendly and quiet."
Yelper Aimee A. appreciates the low prices here: "My friends took me to Willburg today. It's their favorite Sunday breakfast spot in the area. I had the $5 Willburg B'Fast sandwich which is brie, tomato, and lettuce on a croissant. It was heaven to my mouth... One of my friends had an omelet and really liked it, and the other friend had the $4 2 eggs any style plate with toast and breakfast potatoes." What's your take on Willburg Cafe?
Reviews (5)
dittoburg wrote a review on December 8, 2009 12:13 PM
lettuce on croissants is not heaven. sacre bleu.
ftgreenepark wrote a review on December 8, 2009 12:32 PM
somebody should write up the combination pizzahut/tacobell
christopher wrote a review on December 8, 2009 12:44 PM
"Rough around the edges"?
I use to work half a block from this place. For the neighborhood it is overpriced (unless they've up their portion sie, it's a very small bit of food for the cost), slow, and average on the taste scale. For the hipster types I'm sure it's fine, but I was working in that neighborhood for a few years before they opened and there were/are definitely better, more "rough around the edges" joints available.
lostintranslation wrote a review on December 8, 2009 2:56 PM
I went there once for breakfast and did not like the food. Even the decoration is uninspiring.
Will not try that place again. Too many better places in the neighborhood. Sorry.
East New York wrote a review on December 8, 2009 3:30 PM
"It may look a little rough around the edges"
As does Williamsburg.
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