Lighthouse

My friends and I had a reservation for brunch on a Sunday. The space is cute and cozy with friendly and prompt service. We started with the steak tartare for the table. It had shallot, harissa aioli, capers, and came with grilled sourdough. (Their sourdough slices are huge and you can see fresh round loaves of it they are cutting up in the back!) I enjoyed that while the tartare was chopped small it wasn't minced and bordering on a paste like some places do. For mains we had the Chilaquiles, Green Omelet, and LH Eggs. The chilaquiles was a good portion and my friend said they enjoyed it. The Green Omelet was actual green! Then filled with a lightly dressed green salad. It came with a side of toasted sourdough and labne with harissa. This entree was also great. Finally, the LH Eggs came with crispy potatoes, labne, and garlic chili. I also added a side of sourdough. The potatoes were so crispy on tnt outside!Overall, a great little mediterranean brunch spot!

The food is incredible, the staff warm and welcoming, with the ambiance to match. My first time visiting was for a birthday dinner that left me needing to come back to try more of the menu!At this point, I've tried nearly everything on the menu and can say that everything here is amazing. Can't recommend enough.

What a wonderful place! The food and atmosphere is that unusual combo of gorgeous and delicious, like being hugged by your most fabulous friend. The service was terrific. We had the Big Salad, the Watermelon and Tomato salad, the Hummus, and Ginger Lemon spritzers. Everything was terrific.And if you are lucky enough to get into a convo with the proprietors Naama and Assaf- highly recommend!

Really liked Lighthouse! I came with a friend to catch up on a Wednesday evening - it was a bit quieter than usual, but I enjoyed the atmosphere nonetheless.We each got a cocktail (they were delicious!) and chose to split the Mezze Platter and a Chicken Shawarma for 2.. our eyes were definitely bigger than our stomachs since we didn't even come close to finishing. But we loved the variety, and all the flavors were there! My favorites were the tahini + arissa and the eggplant. Lighthouse makes their sourdough in-house daily, which paired really well with all of the dips.Service was helpful and friendly, and we did not feel rushed. Would return!

Really enjoyed this spot for brunch!Simple well made fare with a light filled smallish spaceThe green omelette was so unique, never had anything like it. It was so fluffy texture and delicious egg work with a perfectly complimentary inside. As a greens lover it was sooooo niceAlso very kind service

Great Happy Hour deal (M-Th 5-6:30; F-Sun 4-6;30)!$1 oysters $10 for their daily cocktail / house wine / tall boy Great date spot with dim lighting and a mix of seating arrangements at benches/tables/the bar. I made a reservation via Resy for 5:30 PM on a Thursday; however, there were probably only 4 other parties while we were there.The daily cocktail I had was their dark and stormy, which was fitting, as it has been dark and storming all week (Thanks, Debby). Our server informed me that their version was made with their own fresh squeezed ginger juice and of course, dark rum. I'm not a ginger person, but I am a cocktail person who cannot pass up a deal. It was too gingery for me (in fairness, they did warn me about the fresh squeezed...) and so my boyfriend, not so gingerly, chugged half of my drink. He is a generous soul and did this for me so that I could order another drink that I would enjoy more (yes, he is a keeper and so was my next drink)He ordered himself a tall boy (he had a choice between pilsner and hazy IPA) and he started with a Torch & Crown PilsnerWe ordered half a dozen oysters so it would be easier to juggle more drinks. They were served with a lemon wedge and mignonette. Cannot complain about $1 oysters + they were cleaned well, no sand/sediment crunch just smooth raw bivalve mollusk.My next drink was off of the Happy Hour menu, Love Me Tinder ($16).Regardless of whether or not they were making a play on wood or the app, it was aptly named. The drink was smokey and flirty-- mezcal was the keynote with chord progressions of watermelon and amba (a pickled mango condiment).At this point, I could feel the EtOH flowing through my veins. We decided to order 4 more oysters and their Israeli nachos ($10 for HH, $15 on regular menu). Had to pair more alcohol so I ordered their Happy Hour white wine and my boyfriend ordered a hazy IPA tall boy.The nachos were (to my knowledge) dairy-free, unlike its American counterpart. We were, instead, served a bed of pita chips coated with tahini mixed in with spicy harissa, chickpeas, and herbs. I think I prefer my nachos with queso; however, this was a nice refreshing alternative.Definitely come for the happy hour deals, will have to report back about their dinner menu!

Great casual restaurant with a modern style and consistently good food, fresh salads and delicious drinks. The menu changes every so often and I haven't had anything I didn't like yet. The Aperol Spritz was just right on a warm day. Indoor and outdoor seating with plenty of room and space, as well as a few seats at the bar. Huge windows make the space feel airy and open. They always have options for vegetarians as well as carnivores and pescatarians. Happy hour is always a plus! The House-made Burrata on Grilled Bread was fantastic, definitely recommend this one, and the big salad was filling. Great option for dinner or lunch.I'll be back!

This place was delicious! We went with a group of 6 and it was relatively easy to get a reservation for a big group on a Friday night. We ordered two carafes and the carafes have around 4 drinks worth of alcohol. I recommend going with a big group so you can dry a bunch of different dishes family style. I really liked the burrata and it came with sourdough bread. The bread wasn't the best thing I have but the burrata was delicious. My only qualm was that the seats were a bench and he tables were really close together. The server bumped into me multiple times while trying to get food from the table behind me. I will definitely come here again and I think it's a great place to take visitors if you're in Williamsburg!

Lighthouse has such a romantic atmosphere! Its dimly lit, with candles on every table, but also has an earthy and organic feel to it with lots of wood accents. The farm to table is definitely highlighted with the picnic style benches, and the food is super fresh.I love hummus and other dips so we got the mezze platter to split, and they had nice and thick pita. Love thick pita! I also had the market fish, which was super fresh and the flavors of the fish were highlighted. Definitely moderate and light portions, so make sure to order some starters if you eat a lot!

Great service + great food and drinks + great vibe!! Overall, amazing experience and will come back :)!