Mint

Had brunch here the other day Couldn't find anything nice to sayMuffins weren't fresh that's for sureHigh prices 18% gratuity added to all checks sister restaurant next store offering Italian food with not one Italian working there These to places are meant only for local Jewish community They can have them

Came in at 1pm on a weekday with a friend. Place was surprisingly almost full. Staff was friendly, interior decor is cute and modern. Didn't know such a nice eatery existed in this neighborhood. I ordered the house shakshuka. It came with 4 pieces of nicely toasted warm bread. It was amazing, really loved it! My friend got the quinoa veggie burger and hot green tea. She enjoyed her food as well. The price was slightly higher than the regular prices in this part of Brooklyn - comparable to Manhattan prices but I will definitely come back if ever craving Mediterranean!

To make it simple, this is far and away the best dairy/Italian restaurant in New York City

The Dirty Girl and the sesame encrusted seitan with soba noodles were delicious. The service was really great too! Will return!

Yeah... Had it once. Gave it a 2nd try. There's much better vegan around. Also, it's expensive. I don't mind paying if it's worth it. Don't get me wrong the food is okay but there's really little value.

Love this place! They have a variety of different foods. Everything is fresh and delicious. My favorites are the quesadillas, turmeric roasted cauliflower , sphagetti squash, ocean parkway salad, and the amazing miso glaze salmon. Their decor is beautiful and they have a full bar. This place is a must try for lunch or dinner!

Simple affair, refined decor with music playlist that does not really match with the higher end interior ambiance. A good intention of approach to a much needed vegan menu for this area, however for the range of price point suggested, one would expect the food would come in a more technically realized execution. The waitstaffs are very attentive and friendly, which what helped and draws me back as often as my budget allows.

3 Stars because as a vegan I must show my support. Last time I had a really good meal in a vegan restaurant in Midwood/Bensonhurst was about 10 years ago, and they didn't last long.Food is alright. Given the choices we have around here you can't complain. If you like Soy and Sake from West Village, you can tell at least a portion of the whole menu is "inspired" from it. It looks very similar but doesn't taste the same. I do agree that the portion is too small for the price though.Please be advised if you call for delivery, the lady will tell you if it's "walking distance" its free, otherwise is $10 delivery fee!!!!! Lady, if I can walk there, I wouldn't need delivery...

Horrible extremely salty food and deceitful tipping policy. The food was pretty bad, but to add insult to injury this establishment adds an 18% tip and then tries to trick you into tipping them again by including the standard gratuity percentages that restaurants that do not automatically tip themselves print on the check.This would be fine if they clearly indicated such. But they take advantage of the fact that people often do not examine each line item and inadvertently double tip.

My friend and I went to Mint for lunch and we split the Ocean Parkway salad and the sesame crusted grilled seitan. The salad was definitely enough for two people as a side. Was very refreshing with the lemon vinaigrette dressing and the lentils and white beans lent a nice crunch and flavor. Wish there was more cheese though! It tasted delicious and healthy. The seitan dish was good, too. It's basically a vegetarian version of shnitzle with a crispy sesame coating. We were given two large pieces with a nice serving of soba (buckwheat pasta) noodles served as a lo mein with julienned zucchini and carrots. I left full and satisfied :) If you want healthy tasting food and don't mind paying a little more than you usually would, I'd recommend Mint!