The best rustic Italian food we've had in NYC. The octopus and baccala appetizers are winners and the beef tagliata entree slayed. Also, great atmosphere and super friendly service.
This place is so delicious. Maybe the best traditional, rustic Italian food I've had in NYC. The baccala and leeks over chick peas is wonderful. For wine, you can't go wrong with Rosso di Montalcino.
Adorable rustic ambiance and delicious food but the service is horrible. Despite the bad service, I'll definitely come back because the food is that good!
Stick with the simple pies, as they add ingredients, they ruin the moisture levels and the pie fails. Nice place to chill out in the neighborhood. Rustic dining room is cozy. Servers could use a bath.
Tagliatelle and polpetta. Like sex in your mouth. Really great atmosphere (cozy, rustic, candlelit, and not pretentious). Worth every penny!!
Always a pleasure to eat here, get the steak for two if you have company or the rack of lamb if it's just you. The decor is so rustic and elegant at the same time, it's like being in another country.
Rustic Mediterranean charm & cuisine in the heart of Park Slope make this place a crowd pleaser, order the Carcofi alla Romana app of braised artichokes w/ mint & garlic for a mouth watering start.
It's like having dinner at your best friend's rustic farmhouse, except the food is better.
my new favorite restaurant. intimate, rustic, and delicious. don't miss the roasted carrots over beluga lentils with goat cheese and dill, and the chocolate pudding with sea salt and olive oil.
Awesome rustic vibe. The appetizers were better than the mains. If they by any chance happen to have meatballs as a special, get them.
A rustic, relaxing gem. Delicious, reasonable food and a great excuse to escape Manhattan. We loved the stuffed squid with braised oxtail ($12) and the gorgeous salted caramel custard ($8). Read more.
R29: Sourdough pancakes...The rustic interior is super cozy, garden out back feels like you're tucked far away from the rest of the world.
Delicious food in a cozy, rustic atmosphere. Got cocktails, charcuterie (good but on the small side), and Cast Iron Chicken (savory, vinegary) and Bluefish (fresh, herbal) for mains. All were great!
Best Bet: Auntie Oti’s rustic wool blanket will mask any stain on your Ektorp love seat. Read more.
One of the best men's stores in NYC
Pick up Andreini surfboards, M. Nii Makaha board shorts, and a handful of DVD’s and books.
Bring your food waste to the compost stand at the Driggs Ave end! The veg vendors at the opposite end, by Rustic, has great variety to the best prices - huuuuge bunch kale for $2 only!
Blue potatoes & rhubarb & beautiful greens/herbs (& more) oh, my! Buy here every Saturday and support the local farmers, & don't forget to check out Red Jacket Orchards' variety of fruity Apple Juices
I LOVE $8 lettuce <3
Such a cute, rustic and friendly b+b! Lyon, Jersey + Jeffrey are wonderful hosts that are super accommodating and friendly! A must if you're staying in BK.
You will not regret staying here. It's gorgeous.
Live music every night! Great tap selection!
This small French space hosts one of the city’s most diverse music scenes in its back room. Arrive early to take advantage of happy hour, with $1 off beers and $3 off cocktails. Read more.
Brownstone Brooklyn meets rustic Mediterranean: eggplant salad, chorizo, and piquillo peppers liven up the brunch menu here, but the most notable dish (not just for its name) is Green Eggs and Lamb. Read more.
Amazing! The hummus is great...they also have lots of $3-5 tapas, all delish. The orchiette pasta is a must try. Very cute, rustic feel.
Poutine for breakfast was bomb! Everyone else had braised lamb shoulder skillet which was also very delicious and very meaty!
This husband and wife team - Emiliano Coppa and Chef Anna Klinger - knocks it out of the park with their little rustic Italian spot. We love the Carpaccio, Corn Tortelli, & the Braised Rabbit.
This is some of the very best rustic Italian food in all of New York, with a seriously charming environment to match. Pay attention to the specials and add the Tagliatelle al Ragu and a risotto.
Super romantic! Amazing veal and cheese course. @nicolerovig
The name lulls you into thinking this is just another deli when in fact it's some of the best rustic italian food in Brooklyn. Great pastas. Laid back atmosphere too. Go here.
Good rustic Italian food in an intimate space. Somehow never has a wait for dinner but also always just crowded and lively enough inside.
Try the trofie pasta with tuna and pesto. It is so good
Worth a trip to Bklyn. Cozy, laid back atmosphere with rustic, plain good food. I enjoyed the branzino and we had meatballs and bruschetta to start. Would recommend all.
OMG tiramisu <3
Sardinian crispy bread (any and all options) Wild Boar over polenta. Great wine options. Super cozy, great date spot, rely authentic place. Just go.
Ever-romantic Wine House is the fireplace bar to go to. The rustic, farmhouse-style wine bar lets you settle in with a glass ($6.50-$11) or bottle ($28-$45). So relax and enjoy the warmth. Read more.
This romantic, rustic, farmhouse-style wine bar's got a warm fire roaring all winter long, where you can settle in until winter fades into a distant memory. Read more.
White bean crostini. Sit by the fire. Bottle of wine. Perfection.
Get on the F train and get in line for great pizzas and other rustic fare from the wood oven, or call ahead to reserve a spot for Carlo Mirarchi’s multicourse adventure.
There’s a reason we spotted Bill Clinton at this Brooklyn hotspot- a rustic, and inviting restaurant you would never know exists in Bushwick. Order the Fugazetta and it will be the hit of the table.
It’s worth the few extra stops on the L train (and the wait once you get there) for some of the best wood-fired pizzas and good rustic Italian (including veggies from their very own co-op garden). Read more.
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