Brooklyn Heights Restaurants
Overall Top Rated Restaurants
Noodle Pudding
Overall
4.13
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $13.50
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Because Noodle Pudding is more of a local spot than a hot spot, it might underwhelm visitors. The artwork and décor are simple, unassuming; meanwhile, the house wines are table ready rather than ready to be ruminated on. But as local spot, it is a treasure," writes A Beet Grows in Brooklyn. "Classic starters are carefully rendered: tomato-and-mozzarella salad employs quality ingredients, and plump... Read More >
Queen
Overall
3.54
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $18.75
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Queen opened in downtown Brooklyn in 1958, and from the outside appears to be a nondescript joint on a dingy, crowded block. But when the French Michelin guidebook awarded it a star, it jumped to a new level of recognition, putting Queen permanently on the map in the borough of Kings," says Metromix. Dan McAlvanah for Citysearch adds, "You want to resist everything about... Read More >
Henry's End
Overall
3.51
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $21.95
- Cuisine:
- American
"With its ramshackle mixture of sponge-painted, nougat-colored walls, exposed brick and crowded-together black tables, Henry’s End feels like what it is: a neighborhood joint, serving a laid-back local crowd. But the food (and prices) aim a little loftier than you might expect," writes Stephanie Rosenbaum for New York magazine. The restaurant is known for their Wild Game Festival, a menu served from October through... Read More >
Pete's Waterfront Ale House
Overall
3.47
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $10.95
- Cuisine:
- Bar & Grill, Burger Joint, American
"Postcards and souvenirs of all kinds decorate the back bar beneath a tin model of a New Yorkish skyline--and the swiveling bar stools have high backs. It's dark in a cozy way, and there's always free popcorn available from the movie-theater popper next to the bar," writes Charles D. Gray for Citysearch. Chowhound deepyarn recommends the Brooklyn branch of the Waterfront Ale House (there's... Read More >
ChipShop
Overall
3.41
- Nabe:
- Park Slope
- Median Entree:
- $10
- Cuisine:
- British, Brunch Spot
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 >
Top Food Rated Restaurants This Month
Queen
Overall
3.54
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $18.75
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Queen opened in downtown Brooklyn in 1958, and from the outside appears to be a nondescript joint on a dingy, crowded block. But when the French Michelin guidebook awarded it a star, it jumped to a new level of recognition, putting Queen permanently on the map in the borough of Kings," says Metromix. Dan McAlvanah for Citysearch adds, "You want to resist everything about... Read More >
Noodle Pudding
Overall
4.13
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $13.50
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Because Noodle Pudding is more of a local spot than a hot spot, it might underwhelm visitors. The artwork and décor are simple, unassuming; meanwhile, the house wines are table ready rather than ready to be ruminated on. But as local spot, it is a treasure," writes A Beet Grows in Brooklyn. "Classic starters are carefully rendered: tomato-and-mozzarella salad employs quality ingredients, and plump... Read More >
Jack the Horse Tavern
Overall
3.34
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $21
"The space is airy and clean, and a wall of picture windows looks out onto a tree-lined Brooklyn Heights street," says Time Out New York. Ethan Wolff of New York magazine describes their simple-yet-dressed-up eats: "Mac 'n' cheese is classed up by cavatappi and smoked Gouda. The roasted pork chop gets fancy with a celery-root purée and grilled apples. Even something as simple as... Read More >
Henry's End
Overall
3.51
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $21.95
- Cuisine:
- American
"With its ramshackle mixture of sponge-painted, nougat-colored walls, exposed brick and crowded-together black tables, Henry’s End feels like what it is: a neighborhood joint, serving a laid-back local crowd. But the food (and prices) aim a little loftier than you might expect," writes Stephanie Rosenbaum for New York magazine. The restaurant is known for their Wild Game Festival, a menu served from October through... Read More >
Pete's Waterfront Ale House
Overall
3.47
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $10.95
- Cuisine:
- Bar & Grill, Burger Joint, American
"Postcards and souvenirs of all kinds decorate the back bar beneath a tin model of a New Yorkish skyline--and the swiveling bar stools have high backs. It's dark in a cozy way, and there's always free popcorn available from the movie-theater popper next to the bar," writes Charles D. Gray for Citysearch. Chowhound deepyarn recommends the Brooklyn branch of the Waterfront Ale House (there's... Read More >
Top Service Rated Restaurants This Month
Queen
Overall
3.54
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $18.75
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Queen opened in downtown Brooklyn in 1958, and from the outside appears to be a nondescript joint on a dingy, crowded block. But when the French Michelin guidebook awarded it a star, it jumped to a new level of recognition, putting Queen permanently on the map in the borough of Kings," says Metromix. Dan McAlvanah for Citysearch adds, "You want to resist everything about... Read More >
Noodle Pudding
Overall
4.13
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $13.50
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Because Noodle Pudding is more of a local spot than a hot spot, it might underwhelm visitors. The artwork and décor are simple, unassuming; meanwhile, the house wines are table ready rather than ready to be ruminated on. But as local spot, it is a treasure," writes A Beet Grows in Brooklyn. "Classic starters are carefully rendered: tomato-and-mozzarella salad employs quality ingredients, and plump... Read More >
Henry's End
Overall
3.51
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $21.95
- Cuisine:
- American
"With its ramshackle mixture of sponge-painted, nougat-colored walls, exposed brick and crowded-together black tables, Henry’s End feels like what it is: a neighborhood joint, serving a laid-back local crowd. But the food (and prices) aim a little loftier than you might expect," writes Stephanie Rosenbaum for New York magazine. The restaurant is known for their Wild Game Festival, a menu served from October through... Read More >
ChipShop
Overall
3.41
- Nabe:
- Park Slope
- Median Entree:
- $10
- Cuisine:
- British, Brunch Spot
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 >
Pete's Waterfront Ale House
Overall
3.47
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $10.95
- Cuisine:
- Bar & Grill, Burger Joint, American
"Postcards and souvenirs of all kinds decorate the back bar beneath a tin model of a New Yorkish skyline--and the swiveling bar stools have high backs. It's dark in a cozy way, and there's always free popcorn available from the movie-theater popper next to the bar," writes Charles D. Gray for Citysearch. Chowhound deepyarn recommends the Brooklyn branch of the Waterfront Ale House (there's... Read More >
Top Rated Ambience Restaurants This Month
Jack the Horse Tavern
Overall
3.34
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $21
"The space is airy and clean, and a wall of picture windows looks out onto a tree-lined Brooklyn Heights street," says Time Out New York. Ethan Wolff of New York magazine describes their simple-yet-dressed-up eats: "Mac 'n' cheese is classed up by cavatappi and smoked Gouda. The roasted pork chop gets fancy with a celery-root purée and grilled apples. Even something as simple as... Read More >
The Moxie Spot
Overall
3.05
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $6.25
- Cuisine:
- American, Brunch Spot
"You enter through the front door which is Wonka-like with three sized openings: one of adults, one for children and one for tiny tiny chickens or teacup dogs... The rest of the decor is equally unusual: maps, globes, trunks, exotic prints, animal images and flat screens with BBC’s 'Blue Planet' and old Bugs Bunny cartoons playing," writes A Child Grows in Brooklyn. A Park... Read More >
Noodle Pudding
Overall
4.13
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $13.50
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Because Noodle Pudding is more of a local spot than a hot spot, it might underwhelm visitors. The artwork and décor are simple, unassuming; meanwhile, the house wines are table ready rather than ready to be ruminated on. But as local spot, it is a treasure," writes A Beet Grows in Brooklyn. "Classic starters are carefully rendered: tomato-and-mozzarella salad employs quality ingredients, and plump... Read More >
Pete's Waterfront Ale House
Overall
3.47
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $10.95
- Cuisine:
- Bar & Grill, Burger Joint, American
"Postcards and souvenirs of all kinds decorate the back bar beneath a tin model of a New Yorkish skyline--and the swiveling bar stools have high backs. It's dark in a cozy way, and there's always free popcorn available from the movie-theater popper next to the bar," writes Charles D. Gray for Citysearch. Chowhound deepyarn recommends the Brooklyn branch of the Waterfront Ale House (there's... Read More >
Henry's End
Overall
3.51
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $21.95
- Cuisine:
- American
"With its ramshackle mixture of sponge-painted, nougat-colored walls, exposed brick and crowded-together black tables, Henry’s End feels like what it is: a neighborhood joint, serving a laid-back local crowd. But the food (and prices) aim a little loftier than you might expect," writes Stephanie Rosenbaum for New York magazine. The restaurant is known for their Wild Game Festival, a menu served from October through... Read More >
Top Rated Value Restaurants This Month
Noodle Pudding
Overall
4.13
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $13.50
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Because Noodle Pudding is more of a local spot than a hot spot, it might underwhelm visitors. The artwork and décor are simple, unassuming; meanwhile, the house wines are table ready rather than ready to be ruminated on. But as local spot, it is a treasure," writes A Beet Grows in Brooklyn. "Classic starters are carefully rendered: tomato-and-mozzarella salad employs quality ingredients, and plump... Read More >
ChipShop
Overall
3.41
- Nabe:
- Park Slope
- Median Entree:
- $10
- Cuisine:
- British, Brunch Spot
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 >
The Moxie Spot
Overall
3.05
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $6.25
- Cuisine:
- American, Brunch Spot
"You enter through the front door which is Wonka-like with three sized openings: one of adults, one for children and one for tiny tiny chickens or teacup dogs... The rest of the decor is equally unusual: maps, globes, trunks, exotic prints, animal images and flat screens with BBC’s 'Blue Planet' and old Bugs Bunny cartoons playing," writes A Child Grows in Brooklyn. A Park... Read More >
Pete's Waterfront Ale House
Overall
3.47
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $10.95
- Cuisine:
- Bar & Grill, Burger Joint, American
"Postcards and souvenirs of all kinds decorate the back bar beneath a tin model of a New Yorkish skyline--and the swiveling bar stools have high backs. It's dark in a cozy way, and there's always free popcorn available from the movie-theater popper next to the bar," writes Charles D. Gray for Citysearch. Chowhound deepyarn recommends the Brooklyn branch of the Waterfront Ale House (there's... Read More >
Queen
Overall
3.54
- Nabe:
- Brooklyn Heights
- Median Entree:
- $18.75
- Cuisine:
- Italian
"Queen opened in downtown Brooklyn in 1958, and from the outside appears to be a nondescript joint on a dingy, crowded block. But when the French Michelin guidebook awarded it a star, it jumped to a new level of recognition, putting Queen permanently on the map in the borough of Kings," says Metromix. Dan McAlvanah for Citysearch adds, "You want to resist everything about... Read More >
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