NYC restaurants located within a 5 minute walk of Clark Street Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

Hands down one of the most satisfying fried chicken sandwiches you can find in Brooklyn. The chicken is perfectly crisp with a light, crunchy coating that never feels heavy. What really stands out is the consistency. I have been ordering from here for years and the quality has never dropped, even after I moved farther away. It is the kind of place you keep coming back to because you know exactly how good it will be every single time.
Nicholas Banks - 2 weeks ago

Henry Street Ale House is such a great place to just chill and have a few beers. It's got the exact right vibe as far as what I'm looking at for a bar. All the staff I talked to were super interesting and engaging. Plus, as you can see, a perfect Guinness pour! Highly recommended.
Robin Youngman - 5 months ago

The Ale House is a great place to go to have a few beers by yourself at the bar or with friends. It has a great selection—I'm partial to IPAs, and what's on offer changes frequently. The staff I know—the bartender Frank, the server Renae, and Eugene, who does both—are fine people and very friendly. The food is several steps above your average bar fare—a shoutout goes to Noë, the chef, whose specials are excellent. But if you're just looking for a burger, those are really tasty too. Also among the standard dishes is an impressive mac and cheese. Above all, the bar has character. The tin ceilings and dark wood bar and tables lend it a welcoming vibe. I've become a regular over time, and I won't go to other bars in the area anymore. The Ale House is by far the best bar in the Brooklyn Heights.
Michael Goodman - 2 months ago

The girlfriend and I weren’t terribly impressed with this place. All the food we got was not in line with what we had expected. We were especially disappointed by the chicken tenders, which were nothing like the stereotypical chicken tender you’re going to get anywhere else. They’re battered with tiny (I mean tiny) slivers of chicken. Don’t think we will go back if we are craving bar food of any kind. Fried pickles were decent though.
Abhishek J - 2 years ago

An excellent pub in Brooklyn Heights. The bartender and entire staff are on point, swift and smart. The food is good pub fare, I had the fried chicken sandwich, and while a bit dry, it hit the spot. I’ll be back as often as I can for this staple in NYC pubs. Nachos are great!
Tom Gubernat - 2 years ago

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Great experience - very cozy spot with delicious Italian food and wonderful appetizers.. 5 star 🌟
Eric Lupo - 2 months ago

Food.. service.. atmosphere.. and extra birthday celebrations makes this place top notch. Thank you! Disclosure Lasagna was shared .. portion was split.
Carol Lynn Kopiak - 6 months ago

If you’re looking for a true hidden gem, look no further than Noodle Pudding! This cozy spot serves some of the most authentic and comforting Italian food I’ve had. Every dish feels like it was made with love and tradition. The pasta is always cooked to perfection—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully sauced. Their lasagna and gnocchi are absolute standouts, rich and hearty without being heavy. The seafood dishes are fresh and vibrant, and their veal and chicken entrées are melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Don’t even think about skipping dessert—the tiramisu is heavenly, and the panna cotta is the perfect sweet finish. Beyond the food, the atmosphere makes the experience even better. It’s warm, inviting, and unpretentious—like dining in a true neighborhood trattoria in Italy. The staff is friendly and attentive, making you feel like family the moment you sit down. Noodle Pudding is the kind of place you’ll want to come back to again and again. A true Brooklyn treasure and a must-visit for anyone who loves authentic Italian cuisine!
Cara O. - 3 months ago

Tony does it Best ! All the freshest ingredients and the best fish and seafood in Brooklyn try the homemade wine too take a walk after dinner on Brooklyn promenade you will thank me great way to walk offf dinner
Kenneth Geraci - 8 months ago

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Customer service was wonderful. Went with my partner to try the 40th annual game festival phase 1. Biggest con is the portion sizes compared to the price point. The pro is being able to try special wild game that many other places dont have, but also, everything but 1-2 dishes were very average and forgettable. Overall a fun experience, but not sure if it’s worth the money. Wild boar potstickers - it was good but it just tasted like a pork dumpling, nothing exciting. I would order again if it wasn’t $21 for 4 pieces. New orleans turtle soup - super tasty but again, it kind of just tasted like a tomato soup with some ground beef. some crackers wouldve gone great with it to add some texture as well. Stuffed quail - texture was perfect, outside was slightly crispy but easy to cut through. the sauce that came with it on the plate was the star. not worth $45 to me personally but defintely something to try at least once. Vension - absolutely delicious! one of my favorites of the whole meal. our waiter gave us a little fork to get the marrow out of bone and that was the cherry on top. could have ate 3 of these plates. very savory. kind of tasted like beef stew? Antelope - my first time trying and I wasnt the biggest fan of the texture but the taste of the antelope with the potato and sauce was delicious. hard to explain what the taste is but at $49, defintely a fun special treat yourself dish. Elk chops - have never tasted something like this beforr and the herb murturd crust was perfect. 2 chops for $61 but it was definitely worth it. I would order it again and kind of crazy but definitely worth the price in my opinion. Also got the Henry Burger as my partner loves burgers and we always try to get a burger to go when we go out but it was very bland and not noteworthy. We also asked for medium but it came out more well done. Fries were crunchy and crispy!
Jo T - 3 months ago

Excellent steak and mash (Diane steak on the menu) complemented by very tasty spinach, broccoli and asparagus side dishes. To start with, we were served bread and Spanish olive oil. Friendly prompt service, very nice music to accompany dinner.
Ioannis Malekos - 8 months ago

Food was awesome. Had the oysters which tasted like they were caught the same day. Lobster rigatoni and veal as well as the Henry’s burger. We almost ordered the whole menu. Food was incredible. The server who I assumed was either management or The owner he was great. Definitely would come back again. The food was worth the price. Immaculate restaurant and the place is the perfect spot with outside seating as well as indoor personal seating and a bar. I loved it. 😍
Sharma Pinas - 7 months ago

Summary: Atmosphere is ok.. it’s a small place - cute. Tables are crammed a bit.. They do have old furniture. This other guy at 1 of the tables found himself on the floor because his chair broke. And no he was a slim man. Service is good. Very friendly smiling and attentive staff. Food was ok. It wasn’t bad but not memorable. I had branzino, my husband had salmon.. They were both ehh ok. Prices - seem somewhat high. Especially for the quality and taste of the food. The branzino filet felt trader joe-ish. $17 cocktails… Also they include gratuity in the bill. I didn’t care as much since the service was good but i’d be super annoyed if the service happened to be bad. So in summary there isn’t much that invites me back unfortunately. I did wanna love this place because the staff was super nice!
Gizem D - 3 weeks ago

Everything was good the burger, the turkey sandwich, the egg preparations but nothing was exceptional. The french fries accompanying the burger were very thin and cold. I didn't relish them. I found the seating a bit congested but well I am aware space is limited in New York. I wouldn't mind going to the restaurant again but not my first choice hence 4 stars instead of 5.
Sunil Agarwal - 8 months ago

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Lantern is a solid spot for Thai food in Brooklyn Heights. From a Thai person, while the dishes aren’t 100% authentic compared to traditional Thai flavors, the food is still very tasty, fresh, and well-prepared. The curries are flavorful, the noodles are satisfying, and the portions are generous. The modern atmosphere and friendly service make it a great neighborhood go-to when you’re craving Thai. Not the most traditional, but definitely enjoyable!
Jacky Lam - 4 months ago

the staff are very welcoming as the food is prepared fast with good quality. we ordered various dishes such as the fried rice, kee mao, and the yellow curry, all of these dishes were delicious.
Jaylyn Hwang - 4 months ago

The staff is so friendly. It's good vibes here. My friends love the food. I am limited because of my dietary restrictions so I only get to order the coconut soup which is really good. Oh the fried mushrooms could have been seasoned more; better eaten with the sauce. I wasn't crazy about the shredded papaya salad.
Jo Atfo - 9 months ago

Cute spot for date night, love the setup and the food. We loved their Pineapple fried Rice, the Potstickers, the Pineapple Roasted Duck and sticky rice mango for dessert They have a Weekday happy hour from 4 - 6 pm with 50% off special cocktail drinks, beers and wine they we took advantage of
Adam Giladi - 9 months ago

Unfortunately, Lantern was a miss for me. The food was bad. Like zero stars bad. There was no flavor at all. I ordered the spring rolls (you get 3 cut in half) and the pad thai with tofu. Since it was my first time there I thought to go with something classic. The spring roll ends were burned and you could taste the frying oil that had been used a million times before! The pad thai was also bad. It was a lump of rice noodles stuck together with tofu thrown on top. The tofu was cold, watery and soggy. The worst I have ever tasted! To top it all off, the whole meal was too expensive for what it was. The leftovers, basically the whole meal is still sitting in my fridge, which reminds me I need to throw everything away. The service was nice and friendly.
Zoi K. - 4 months ago

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Fantastic brunch on a Monday! Surprisingly, it got pretty busy for lunch on a Monday, so I can only imagine how busy it gets on a weekend. This is a cozy spot to sit and catch up over lunch or also work remotely. They have a lot of specialty cafe drinks that sound really fun to try. I got the sea salt maple matcha and I enjoyed those flavor combinations a lot. I ordered the lunch special with the sandwich and the soup. For sandwich, I ordered the turkey club which had seasonal ingredients like the squash and was reminiscent of a thanksgiving meal in a sandwich. The soup was the butternut squash which is seasonal. It was the perfect amount of food leaving me feeling full but not too full. Servers were really friendly and accommodating. We did have to ask a couple times for water refills, and we were a table of 4 so the carafe would empty faster of course.
Ying Zhang - 2 months ago

Was looking for a fun brunch/lunch spot and came across this place. They had a lot of indoor seating but we wanted to sit outside. The hostess walked us out towards the back and it was kind of hidden backyard vibe that was very lowkey. Our male server was so friendly, funny and had a great personality. We had some small requests and he was able to make it happen for us which goes a long way. The coffees were great and they had some nice healthy options. I got the club and soup combo which I enjoyed because it was the perfect amount of food. Their fresh juices were also refreshing and we had a great time altogether.
Nina Cash - 3 months ago

After a competitive round of pickleball, my friends and I were absolutely starving. This restaurant was the perfect choice, delivering exactly what we needed: a hearty, warm, and completely satisfying meal! the frozen cold crew in the pineapple glass absolute the cutest. Service is great and genuinely caring staff
Shuanger - 3 months ago

Excellent spot for brunch! Would love to come back and try for another time of day as well. Strong service, cute spot, fantastic food, and one of the best bloody mary's I've had (well, actually, it was the bloody maria)! - Bloody Maria (came with prosciutto, so good!) - Eggs Benedict - Roasted pepper hollandaise, poached eggs, prosciutto di parma on a fluffy buttermilk biscuit. Served with mixed greens. - Affogato (wasn't technically on their brunch menu, but it was on their cafe menu) Would definitely hit this place up again.
Loren - 3 weeks ago

Lovely servers, adorable inside I personally believe paying $60 for 2 breakfast sandwiches and 2 coffees + tip should be a punishable offense. However it was delicious. Just not the hashbrowns. Don't worry about paying $7 for a side of them. Would go again.
Nat - 2 months ago

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This is a must go in Brooklyn NY. The Neapolitan with pepperoni🍕is my go to. Is thin, soft, charred crust and crispy bottom. The Sicilian pizza is thick, airy, square or rectangular (like focaccia) fluffy and crisp bottom. Both options are delicious 😋 They accept now credit card 💳 no more only cash 💵
Alexis Ramos - a week ago

Really good classic nyc style pizza. I got the cheapest slice which was the non Sicilian one, and it’s the one that’s flat and crisp. It was good and not too oily. I got two and it was very filling. I’d go there early because they ran out of the Sicilian, so they must run out of the popular slices when it gets late
Angela - 3 months ago

It’s a great slice shop. They need to instruct staff to wash hands or wear gloves. The guy rang me up and took my money and made change then used his bare hands that were just making change to put pepperoni on my slice. No hand washing. No gloves.
Anthony Batista - 2 weeks ago

If you like a crispy slice then look no further! Great low-key little place serving some really solid pizza. I’d give it 8/10. The base is just special. It’s almost like fried toast in its texture but still keeps that fresh doughy flavour. The topping and sauce is a little forgettable but sprinkle it up with plenty of added seasoning and enjoy that crisp!
Lift_Run_Eat_ - 2 years ago

The cheese pizza was incredibly tasty, and the chicken Caesar salad was just as delicious. We’ll definitely be coming back the next time we’re in town
Elena Williams - 9 months ago

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Found Bevacco totally by accident while looking for dinner, thought the vibe looked cool, and I am so glad I walked in. One of those rare random finds that actually lives up to the hype. The food and drinks were so good. The gnocchi deserves its own shoutout. Hands down the best gnocchi I have had in NYC. Perfectly pillowy, rich, and comforting without being heavy. I would go back for that dish alone. We tried a few different cocktails and every single one hit. Well balanced, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Nothing felt phoned in. Great energy, great food, great drinks. Bevacco is officially on my Brooklyn favorites list. Highly recommend. 🍝🍸
Christopher Rizzo - a week ago

We had an amazing dinner. The restaurant has great ambiance and not loud. The service was great and the food was delicious and menu had awesome variety of food for everyone to find something they loved. We enjoyed our night and never felt rushed or hurried out. Would highly recommend. I look forward to coming back.
Coralee P. - a week ago

Can only say good things about our experience. The loveliest venue and staff, amazing food and drinks, and and overall wonderful experience.
Katherine Sears - 5 months ago

Surprisingly inventive Italian cuisine (try Parmigiano creme brulee) in a sexy dim-lit ambiance. Great prosecco and only $12-13, good cocktails and wines selection. My mom's pizza (zucchini and pesto) was so much beyond expectations that we took another one to go too. I liked that you could order a half of buratta ball. Service was great.
HANE Xxxx - 8 months ago

My friends and I had a great time at this restaurant! I had the Gnocchi and it was delicious. Amazing service as well.
Ananda Daniel - 4 months ago

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A typical Brooklyn restaurant experience. It took us more than 20 minutes to find a parking spot, but we eventually made it. The menu is extensive, offering plenty of options at fairly reasonable prices. The food portions were generous, though nothing particularly remarkable. Overall, a pleasant visit with a clean setting and friendly staff.
MOE JARADAT - 3 months ago

I stopped by on my last day in New York and ordered a New Yorker. It was a nice experience that really rounded off my trip. I’d definitely come back if I’m ever in NYC again and would recommend it to others.
Tri Tran - 2 weeks ago

Elite diner , i bet there’s a line every weekend starting at peak brunch hours but the line moves pretty quickly. The options, staff, and food are all excellent. Milkshakes are absolutely worth it and just a great overall diner
Lucian Ramnarase - 2 months ago

First time trying this diner as the queue is always really long once 10am hits. Unfortunately I really disliked my food: scrambled eggs & bacon with 'house potatoes'. The eggs were almost inedible, flat and dry on the outside, slimy and cold on the inside. I wonder if they may have been that liquid egg stuff you can buy, or maybe just bulk made and left under a heat lamp. Either way, did not taste good at all. The potatoes similarly were an odd texture, like mashed potatoes with onions and peppers in. If they had been fried there wasn't much evidence of it. The bacon was ok. Service was excellent, and it's a bustling, obviously popular neighborhood spot. I'd be willing to try it again, and hope that meal was a one off.
Lucy Bennett - 3 months ago

When I walked by this lovely little spot the day before on a little Brooklyn adventure and saw their cute patio that had so many folks seated with their pups, I knew I had to check it out! I came back a couple of days later for breakfast. So quiet and calm and the vibe was exactly what you want to start your day! The staff was very kind and professional (I had a lovely conversation with my server) and the food ... WOW. I couldn't even eat half of it! Perfection from start to finish! *I ordered the Clark's Poached Eggs with Smoked Salmon that came on potato pancakes, with avo and holl sauce. I know.... An easy decision.
Jennifer Kopp - 6 months ago

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The service was great and the food was some of the best Japanese I've ever had! And best of all, you get great portions and the prices are cheap compared to what you'd normally expect to pay at a NY restaurant. 10/10 I would eat here everyday if I lived in the neighborhood.
Richard Latimer - 4 weeks ago

The best sushi I've ever tried, and the waiters are very friendly, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Excellent service and quality.
Roy - 3 months ago

Wow what can I say? It was my first time here and I was left very pleased. The food was amazing and it is large serving! Everything was very fresh. The service was amazing. I will be coming back very soon. I tried to the Monkey roll 10/10!!! The bento box has a very large serving.
Sari - Bel - 6 months ago

Highly recommend the triple fish sushi platter as an entree!!! Thank you guys again for a great time.
Alexander Malena - 2 months ago

Service was great and atmosphere was awesome. Wasn't a huge fan of the salmon miso soup though, it was too hot and there were too many veges inside. The sushi was very good, but I felt the special spicy tuna roll had a little too much rice compared to fish. The dinner combo was great though, terriaki steak was very well cooked. I would come back
Kareem I. Talaat - 12 months ago

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Stumbled upon this cozy and delightful resto. Got one of the lunch specials - a Banh Mi roasted pork sandwich and mint tea. Perfect on a blustery fall day. Every yummy sandwich starts with good bread and theirs is freshly baked and slightly crusty and holds up to the meat and veggies in between. They don’t hold back either. My sandwich had a generous amount of savory and flavorful roasted pork along with the julienne carrots and other veggies. And service was kind and efficient. Could smell the deliciousness of my sandwich on my R train back to manhattan. I really enjoyed this sandwich and will definitely stop in again.
Dawn Gaither - 2 months ago

A hidden gem in Brooklyn Heights! The ingredients were fresher and the cooking more authentic than the Thai restaurant next door — which only stood out for its nicer-looking storefront.
Jenn McDermott - 3 months ago

Tried some Banh mi and it was okay. The bread was too soft and the food wasn’t too flavorful. The price was a little high for what I got. I’ll give them another try but not expecting much.
Juan Chavez - 10 months ago

I appreciate the serving size here, as I was looking to get my protein fix after an intensive workout session. I have had my fair share of Vietnamese food, but never had the scallions hit the way it did on top of the rice here. It added a pop of flavor that was pleasantly unexpected. Pickled veggies were done right, chicken seasoned well, and the lettuce was quite refreshing. And the hot Thai iced tea got me feeling some type of way…
Emily Frenkel - a year ago

TL;DR: Good banh mi, okay service, roach. Prior to the pandemic I was a regular patron of both Downtown Brooklyn Hanco’s locations. Today was my first time visiting in more than four years and it did not live up to the nostalgic hype. I ordered two banh mi’s and three bubble teas and the total was $46. The bubble teas were just okay. I could find equal or better teas at probably a dozen different shops within walking distance. The classic banh me was still good, but I didn’t enjoy it as much as I anticipated. Part of the reason for the disappointment was the dead roach that someone “offed” prior to my arrival and didn’t bother to remove. I tried to inform one of the employees, but she ignored me as she walked past me. The other employee that I spoke with apologized and immediately cleaned up the uninvited guest. I recall seeing a recent review that mentioned the smell of roach spray or insecticide and I hoped for the best, but sadly their suspicions were correct. I will not return.
Quentin Hodges - a year ago

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