Diner

Sylvia Rupani-Smith

you may find yourself lost in South Williamsburg on a weekday - wrong stop on the NYC ferry. perhaps though it was kismet - a quick Google search leads you to Diner at 2 pm. It might be the weird hour when lunch is almost over - and there are maybe just ten items on the menu - but fear not! You might order almost every item and then realize - eep! portions are generous and you are only one of three people dining at the table - but they put so much care in everything they serve. the curry kielbasa plate includes a lovely pickled green salad with red cabbage, the chicken liver mousse is smooth and luscious, the caesar, doused in a delicious sour creamy dressing, is perfectly balanced with crunchy layers of green lettuce and radicchio. you will savor every bite of the fried fish sandwich, with its crispy thin batter housing tender white meat. Tempted by the brunch offering of French toast with apple compote, you succumb, and delight in the textural interplay of the fried corner sections and the sweet chewy center, topped with delicious fruit. get an espresso martini or a wine recommendation from your very friendly server and stay awhile.

AXEL DEBREILLY

Way too expensive for what it is. Fancy place though. People behind us were absolutly shouting for an hour, no one from the staff had the willingness to ask them to lower their voices despite we asked.

Philippe Leveel

A little pricey but we are among Americans! Very nice team

Axel Podehl

Excellent Burger (right amount of everything), Beer and Location. For visitors, a great place to start your Williamsburg tour from!