Brookville Eatery

This little spot is in the midst of so many industrial buildings and lots... LOTS of auto centers. I was hungry and waiting for my car work to get done, so I started wandering and Yelped this place as one of the closest locations for food.The first thing I noticed was the two arcade machines. They weren't on, but that's always exciting to see! I looked at the menu above, which had breakfast stuff, sandwiches, hot and cold subs... I decided to get a turkey sausage & egg bagel for ~$6. While it was being prepared, I sat at the only table in there with 3 seats. There's also a bench. It was prepared pretty quickly, and at first I left to find some Wi-Fi elsewhere... but I decided it was cold and I decided to just eat there first. It was delicious and just what I needed! And to top it off, a Yelp Elite who works nearby dropped in, so that was awesome! I've been told I need to try their grilled cheese... so I will return to have that and more! The owners are really friendly, by the way!

jay and his lovely wife make quick delicious bites and his kindness is unmatched. the space is small, but it's always packed come lunch time which is a testament. breakfast sandwiches are superb and my every-lasting go-to: grilled cheese and fries! see you monday for lunch :)

This is definitely a no-frills kind of place that serves the basics. Sandwiches, fries, and a few breakfast items. I believe there was one table and a really tiny ledge that had a small stool near it. Looked like the place just opened (or they're renovating). Anyway, the man who made my sandwich was very nice and I didn't have to wait long, but it wasn't that good. If I happened to be in the area and couldn't imagine waiting one minute longer to eat, then I'd order something. Otherwise, I'd drive down the road and try someplace else.

I have been going to the eatery since I was little.They know your name very friendly. My mom and my brother still go to eat. My brother and I get the bacon egg and cheese every morning. You want a good burger they got it. Yes what they lack in looks they make up with service. It is a homie like eatery and has a touch of the past.You must look at whats important when you go andthat is great food. Will give myorders to you instead of the other guys!

Was in the area and needed some lunch, checked out Yelp and this place was given 5 stars (granted by only two reviewers) so I decided to give it a try.Brookville Eatery is very typical of a sandwich shop located in or near an industrial complex. Probably just serving breakfast and lunch. Janelle did a good job describing the premises. The arcade games are still there and made me smile.Lunch special was sub, fries, and fountain soda for $8 incl tax. Opted for the cheese steak as Andrew opined it was the best in town. I have not eaten a cheese steak in Silver Spring but pity for the community if this was the best to be had. It was not bad but I have had better. Heck, even Subway's cheese steak (eek) was better. But hey, steak, onions, mayo, hots (ordered everything but did not come with lettuce or tomato?) on a toasted roll...Not bad. The sandwich was not seasoned and needed salt and pepper.The fries, thick cut steak fries, were not seasoned and needed salt and pepper.The fountain soda tasted off to the point of it not being drinkable.

So I went to visit Brookview Eatery on my lunch break today and it was a treat.Welcome back to 1985! It was like Back to the Future... Per the owner they have been in business 28 years and I don't think anything has changed in 28 years. They actually had my favorite video game Galaga and also Ms. Pacman. Wow that was a treat! I actually got high score on Galaga on my first quarter so check out to see if my initials are still there. Hopefully they don't unplug it every week to reset the scores. The shop is very hidden from the street and I did drive by it once looking for it from the Yelp address.Prices are reasonable if you are looking for a quick lunch meal. I would give the food 4 stars and the retro atmosphere 5 stars. Go check them out for a trip back to the late 1980's. They do take debit card for the tech-savy. :)

Color me shocked.I was waiting for a tire rotation and balance up the road at Radial Tire (see my review, they're awesome). The kiddo was getting hungry, and it was going to be a while, so I decided we would walk to a deli. About half-way to the other deli, we walked by Brookville Eatery.Brookville Eatery doesn't look like anything from the outside. In fact, the kiddo looked at me quite askance and asked if I was going to make her try a sketchy restaurant again. "Shush", I said. "Sometimes you find hidden gems in unassuming places. We can at least look at the menu."So, we walked in. It doesn't look like much more on the inside than it does on the outside, but the kiddo saw a magic word on the board above the counter. They had pancakes. She was sold. I happen to like pancakes too, and since they're pretty hard to royally screw up, why not. Two orders of pancakes, please. Wait...what? $6 TOTAL? Ok...As we sat at the one table (it is primarily a take-out joint), the kiddo noticed the vintage arcade machines. Galaga and Ms. Pacman. After I explained to her that when I was her age, we didn't have Wii, and if we wanted to play a video game, it cost a quarter, and we had to use those machines, she wanted to try it.Some construction-worker-looking-types were also there waiting for their called-in order, and saw my little blonde munchkin walking toward Galaga. Apparently one of them had been quite the Galaga player back in the day, and started pumping quarters into the machine, teaching her the secrets of the game. She was enthralled.And then our food arrived.Those pancakes were HUGE! And GOOD! Kiddo and I both polished off every last crumb.I gotta say, any time I have reason to go back to radial tire for anything, I know where I'll be going when I get the munchies.

For someone who was just trying to order a simple breakfast sandwich at 9am for pick up, the guy who answered the phone made it so difficult for me. I simply wanted a an egg, Turkey and cheese sandwich. The guy started yelling at me through the phone saying "NO only turkey bacon or egg bacon" for a small mom and pop deli it should be easy to customize the order just a tad. I didn't even get the chance to walk in and the service was horrible. I would not recommend.

The owner and his wife are just the best! They're always there bright and early, greeting each customer with a smile and a kind word. Whether you're getting a regular breakfast sandwich, a cold cut sub, or something a little out of the ordinary, Jay is always happy to oblige. There is minimal seating, though this suits the clientele within this industrial area...Not to mention they've got Galaga in the storefront for all you retro arcade game lovers!

A really nice small sandwich shop. Jay, the owner is super nice, the food is good and the price is right.It is mainly a carry out, buy we have sat down and enjoyed our lunch on the premises.Nice luncheonette!