Gnarly Eats

Randomly stumbled across this hole in the wall on 7th Avenue and 16th St. in Park Slope on a Friday afternoon. Gnarly eats is a tiny but inviting place to grab a bite. I had the fried chicken sandwich which was absolutely phenomenal. The chicken was fresh and juicy and the secret sauce was the perfect condiment. I love cabbage on a chicken sandwich too as it adds a wonderful crunch. The gentleman who helped me was very efficient and kind. I work locally so I will be happy to come back another time!

Staff is friendly and service is fast. This is a to-go spot but you can sit and have a burger. I like the burger's secret sauce which I believe is like a high end McD Big Mac sauce ;)The fries are thick and crunchy. I am not a fan of their milkshakes unfortunately. The ice cream is old so you can taste the other items stored in the fridge if you know what I mean. So that was a big disappointment Definitely give this place a try minus the milkshakes

This is a nice local hole in the wall - good food, good vibes, and even sweeter service. The place is run by a sweet and accommodating lady who makes a really fking good simple fried chicken sandwich. Warm and soft buttered potato bun, perfectly fried and heated chicken, and a nice coleslaw, nothing else you want to ask for. Her service and care extends beyond the dish and she made me feel so at home. If you're looking for a comforting sandwich with comforting and awesome vibes, please come swing by.4* for food, 5* for vibes.

A fine, surprisingly refreshing burger meal with friendly service in a small neighborhood setting.We were attracted by Yelp reviews and were pleased by the balanced verdant burgers. My $13.75 bacon egg burger had a 6 oz patty enveloped in melted cheese, two strips of crispy bacon, a perfectly fried egg with liquid gold yolk, and with fresh fix-ins like a red cabbage slaw, lettuce doused in "house sauce," and tomato, all in something like a Martin's potato bun (may have actually been Martin's). The $10.25 veggie burger had a pillowy texture but a nice flavor. Distinct peas were present. The $5.75 prickly pear lemonade was refreshing.

Order delivery via Uber eats to hotel. We had that classic burger and buttermilk chicken sandwich, onion rings, fries, chicken fingers. Salad. Everything was fantastic and deliciously made. When ordering a burger or sandwich via Uber. They give you the option to have it delivered in a way that you put it together so it's not soggy. I love that they thought ahead. We had the prickly pear lemonade and the strawberry basil lemonade. I didn't like the later as it was truly puree and had the thick foam on it. Will go into restaurant next time as I'm sure the food will be just as delicious

Waste of money. Burger looked as sad as it tasted. Soooooooo disappointed. I called to let them know my burger was missing ingredients and was ridiculously small for the price. They didn't seem to care at all. The only saving grace were the decent fries. I paid almost $25 for that burger and fries. Definitely not worth it. SAVE YOUR MONEY. Either the quality decreased or the reviews are all

I love the decor, the graphics and cool SpongeBob band drawn pictures up and around this tiny spot in park slope. The food choices were cool and I loved the rock star themed dishes that was neat. It was a weekday afternoon so crowd was thin which is good because it's only one dining table inside. I didn't wait long for my food which was served fresh and hot!! I also got a shake not pictured which was delicious I had to give four stars because after one bite the burger was literally falling apart in my hands which was messy!!! Nice spot to drop in if you live in the neighborhood

The decor in this joint is pretty great with its cool mural, and it's a good location. However, the vegan Impossible burger was pretty lackluster, and had to be ordered without cheese? Now that I look more closely at the menu I wonder if the "house sauce" was vegan. I asked the cashier what my vegan options were and she recommended this burger. Maybe it was vegan cheese and I should have left it on, or maybe the house sauce isn't vegan? Hard to tell. I should have asked more questions, because she was not offering up much info on her own. Tater Tots we solid though.The tables in the small dining area are not very functional with large gaps between the slats of wood. I had to be careful how I set down my drink and the ketchup bottle each time so it wouldn't tip over.The animal based burgers look pretty solid, but as a vegan I will skip it.

Ordered delivery and it was so fast! I've been here several times over the years and the first time I went was phenomenal. Within the last year, it was ok but it's picking back up! The pulled pork burgers are my go tos, they're moist and savory and flavorful.The jalapeño poppers are soo crispy and done so perfectly. The layer of dough is not too thick and it has a good balance of cheese and Mac.The cole slaw is ok - on the underwhelming side but not bad. But nothing special about it. It's a good balance between the heavier things though. Overall, it's a good find for comfort food. I'm a big fan of their police box door, being a fan of the Doctor!

Awesome chicken sandwich and fries. Tiny place but the food was dynamite and good value.