Brooklyn Cafe

Love Brooklyn Cafe!Great selection of wine and excellent crab cakes.Make a trip to Brooklyn Cafe and you won't be disappointed.

Nice restaurant! I went here for lunch with friends and overall a very good experience! Restaurant was very nice and clean.Food was very good, got the blackened chicken sandwich which was delicious and packed full of flavor. Portions were very good and not overwhelming. I could definitely tell the quality of food was high also.Service was also great, our server was very kind and continuously checked in with us making sure we were ok. All of our things we ordered came out very fast (drinks and food).Overall, this is a great lunch spot! Will definitely recommend this restaurant.

Updating after 8years of dining here . The space has changed for the better. Booths extra comfy . Food quality & service has always been first rate . This vibe just works !

Went back to the Brooklyn Cafe this week for lunch and had to have their over stuffed Reuben sandwich! There was a good crowd for 1:30, but I think there are a lot of regulars that keep the restaurant busy all the time. The restaurant has a nice ambiance, with a friendly, responsive serving staff that fills your water glass before you have to ask! My wife had the smoked salmon salad which was delicious as well. If you haven't been here, I guarantee you'll have a great meal!

Brooklyn Cafe outdid themselves! The food was exquisite and the service was impeccable. We both enjoyed a bowl of the lobster bisque to start. My husband raved over "Jack's" creole and I savored every bite of the lobster special. We will definitely be back soon!

We have been customers here for years, but don't come regularly. It had been a year for my wife and two or three years for me. We both chose the same Creole dish and it was an excellent choice - tasty, plentiful, and not too spicy. The chicken was excellent, as was the andouille sausage. The bread was nice touch and the white rice was as expected. The roux was superb. Service was prompt, pleasant, efficient - all that could be expected.

I haven't eaten at Brooklyn Cafe in over 15 years so I thought that it was still small, cozy and intimate Italian, which is definitely not the case anymore. I understand that the strip mall it's in is undergoing a face-lift, but the entrance was scrunchy and cold, and neither the restaurant side on the right, nor the bar side felt conducive to a quiet and warm dinner out on a frigid night. I certainly plan to return when they've finished revamping the restaurant because ...THE FOOD. OMG the crab cake salad was heavenly as well as the steak salad. Both were dressed perfectly and I normally ask for dressing on the side, but these were just right - not dripping in food-lube, nor bone-dry. But the crab cake was really the stand-out of the meal.Our server! He was a really friendly, nice young dude, who was much more attention when we first arrived and were ordering, and not as easy to find when looking for dessert and a check. (Dessert was white chocolate bread pudding, and I'm not a sweets-eater, but one nibble elicited many a mmmm from me.The parking lot! Easy to get in and out of and find a spot but only during late afternoon-early evening hours. I tried to go here on a weekday lunch time with my Mom and there were literally NO spots. She is handicapped and even those were all taken. I had to vulture around like a shopped at a mall during the holiday season and look for people walking to their cars. I guess all of the dining choices in this strip are popular.So long story short. I'll go back when construction is complete. I'll eat crab cakes. I'll go at an off time so that parking isn't a pain.

Great service from a really sweet and responsive wait staff. The Lobster Bisque is really good and comes with an extra shot of sherry. The Shrimp, Avocado & Tomato salad was not the tastiest salad I've ever had, but it was fresh and well proportioned. I would return because the crowd around the bar is lovely and spill hella tea!

Finally decided to try this place out after years of driving by it. Did a late lunch and sat at the bar, where Margie was my server. You'll find this place off the hustle and bustle of Roswell rd, nestled quietly near the new Sandy Springs fire station.Margie was awesome and served me up a glass of Sauvignon Blanc (from New Zealand, which has the best Sauvignon Blanc). I ordered the blackened chicken Sammy with tomatoes. The Sammy wasn't too spicy but cooked perfectly. The tomatoes were delicious! Enjoyable meal and atmosphere.Seems to be a lot of regulars that come here, which is great for keeping the business going. Will be back again!This place is cool and has a really nice window view of the surrounding area, especially if you opt for a bar seat. There is currently renovations going on outside, but inside is intact!

Great neighborhood restaurant. Great ambiance. Taylor was wonderful. We had thr reuben,