postXmas Week Food Tour47 pts
“food was pretty good, would not order octopus and steak again - didnt seem worth the $, but I could be talked in to go back to try other menu items.”
H2
8.5/10Middle EasternGreek
AI-generated summary
Order the dips. The hummus and the whipped ricotta get the most love, with fluffy to scoop them. It is casual and a bit cramped, and the brunch slot is capped at 55 minutes. A few people found dishes bland or over seasoned.
“food was pretty good, would not order octopus and steak again - didnt seem worth the $, but I could be talked in to go back to try other menu items.”
H2
“the food is very yummy but just want to flag its much more casual, kind of cramped, and does not have the same level of service or interesting and elevated food IMO”
H2
“I’d recommend going to Miss Ada (Mediterranean) or Sofreh before/after the nets game. They’re both within walking distance of the Barclays center and have great vegetarian options”
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“i think mediterranean places in brooklyn like miss ada, olea, and theodora have solid vegan by default (i think) dips and grilled veggies”
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“Miss Ada has amazing hummus.”
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“I really like the pita from Miss Ada as well as most things there.”
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“Miss Ada! The merguez hummus is one of my favorite things of all time.”
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“the whipped ricotta at Miss Ada, which is amazing.”
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“In Brooklyn I super recommend **Miss Ada (best short rib I have ever had)** tapas style so it's perfect if you order multiple things”
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“I thought Miss Ada was ok. When we went, some dishes were really good, but I think some dishes were either bland or over seasoned.”
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“They do indeed make phenomenal hummus there.”
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“Great hummus, but the 55 minute brunch slot is poopy butthole nonsense”
H2