Bay Ridge Restaurants

"Chef-owner Rawia Bishara benevolently reigns over a modestly appointed dining room and open kitchen, supplementing exceptional renditions of traditional Middle Eastern cuisine with her own creative riffs on a Mediterranean-flavored theme," says New York magazine, which named Tanoreen the city's #1 cheap eats spot in 2006. Tanoreen's extensive menu can be hard to navigate, but Edible Brooklyn's Laura Stanley shares a few recommendations: "Instead... Read More >

"Chef-owner Rawia Bishara benevolently reigns over a modestly appointed dining room and open kitchen, supplementing exceptional renditions of traditional Middle Eastern cuisine with her own creative riffs on a Mediterranean-flavored theme," says New York magazine, which named Tanoreen the city's #1 cheap eats spot in 2006. Tanoreen's extensive menu can be hard to navigate, but Edible Brooklyn's Laura Stanley shares a few recommendations: "Instead... Read More >

"Chef-owner Rawia Bishara benevolently reigns over a modestly appointed dining room and open kitchen, supplementing exceptional renditions of traditional Middle Eastern cuisine with her own creative riffs on a Mediterranean-flavored theme," says New York magazine, which named Tanoreen the city's #1 cheap eats spot in 2006. Tanoreen's extensive menu can be hard to navigate, but Edible Brooklyn's Laura Stanley shares a few recommendations: "Instead... Read More >

Chipshop's three locations — in Park Slope, on Atlantic Avenue, and in Bay Ridge — share the same menu of British comfort food classics and an atmosphere that Citysearch's Rebecca Braverman describes as a "unique blend of punk-rock aesthetic and kid-friendly appeal (there's a $5 kids' menu)." Michael Anstendig, the New York magazine writer who visited the Bay Ridge location, says, "Almost anything from... Read More >

"Chef-owner Rawia Bishara benevolently reigns over a modestly appointed dining room and open kitchen, supplementing exceptional renditions of traditional Middle Eastern cuisine with her own creative riffs on a Mediterranean-flavored theme," says New York magazine, which named Tanoreen the city's #1 cheap eats spot in 2006. Tanoreen's extensive menu can be hard to navigate, but Edible Brooklyn's Laura Stanley shares a few recommendations: "Instead... Read More >