“Colonie in Brooklyn Heights is new American, while still being pretty safe and straight forward but not as monotonous as steakhouses tend to be”
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7.9/10
AI-generated summary
Colonie is closed. It was a Brooklyn Heights farm to table room that people went back to for years and called consistent the whole time. The was the dish everyone named, and the turkish egg at brunch was a neighborhood habit. The drew the only real complaints, one diner said it came smothered in cheese.
“Colonie in Brooklyn Heights is new American, while still being pretty safe and straight forward but not as monotonous as steakhouses tend to be”
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“Colonie in Brooklyn has a good sticky date cake”
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“Sticky date cake at Colonie in Brooklyn Heights. Chef’s. Kiss. Clap. Clap.”
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“I love the STICKY DATE CAKE at Colonie 🤌🏻”
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“[Colonie](https://www.colonienyc.com/) is farm to table, changing menu, great cocktails and wine but may be tricky if you have a large party.”
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“The pasta for my main was smothered in too much cheese.”
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“Colonie is stellar. I ate there 19 times in the first 8 months they were open. And probably 50 times since. It’s stayed consistently excellent for 14 years straight”
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“Turkish eggs and sticky date cake. Worth it.”
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“the portions aren't massive but it's not that precious and damn good.”
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“Colonie on Atlantic also has a very very good brunch—the Turkish eggs are a neighborhood staple.”
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“the sticky date cake from colonie”
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“Colonie’s sticky date cake!”
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