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Recent Carroll Gardens Restaurant Reviews

• Grand Canyon (7th Ave.) (7th Ave. between 1st St. & 2nd St.)

  Written by Kate C. on 6/17/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2011

  Always quick, this place has so many options you are bound to find something, even if you are in that 'not sure what you want' mode. Great BLTs! Can't go wrong with the salads either.

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• Da Nonna Rosa (7th Ave. between Garfield Pl. & Carroll St.)

  Written by Kate C. on 6/17/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2011

  Their calzone is the most economical way to share a hearty, delicious meal. I like to get an order of their amazing sausages with it. The greens and beans that come with the sausage round out the meal!

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• Eton (Sackett St. & Smith St.)

  Written by rosy l. on 6/17/2013 | Member since 2012

  Unfailingly delicious dumplings! I often get the lunch plate with bok choy and rice. I've never had a problem with delivery being prompt and the food being hot. I highly recommend Eton's to anyone who loves dumplings!

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• Gloria's Caribbean Cuisine (Nostrand Ave. & Sterling Pl.)

  Written by Nikisha C. on 6/9/2013 | Member since 2012

  I wish I could give them five stars, but I simply cannot. I ordered my food at 5 and it didn't get to me until SEVEN O'CLOCK. I was highly upset. I called a few times and each time they gave me excuses on why it wasn't here yet, told me they'd call me right back and didn't, etc. It got to the point where my boyfriend, whose credit card I used mind you, had to take time out of his work day to call and figure out what the hell was going on. By the time my food got here, it was cold. I was not happy. However, when I tasted the food (pholourie, corn soup, and curry shrimp roti) it tasted SCRUMPTIOUS! Everything was on point, after I *reheated* it of course, being it arrived COLD. Smh. One thing I really adored was the fact that they were not cheap with the shrimp at all. My roti had shrimp all up and through it. I just wish I didn't have to reheat it upon its two hour awaited arrival. I highly recommend ordering from them if you are taking a road trip to Brooklyn from Connecticut. And maybe, just maybe your food (tasty but it will arrive cold) will be at your destination when you arrive.

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• Purity Restaurant (Underhill Ave. & Dean St.)

  Written by Oge E. on 3/30/2013 | Member since 2013

  Great experience ordering brunch. They called to clarify something as mundane as my coffee order and the food arrived hot. Very polite on the phone and the delivery man was very polite too. As I said before, the food was hot and tasted great. I have found my go to brunch place for take out in Brooklyn. Thanks Purity!

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• Kulushkat Gourmet Falafel (446 Dean Street between 5th Ave. & 6th Ave.)

  Written by Jordan Q. on 3/28/2013 | 2 other reviews | Member since 2011

  They maybe should lose half a star for being outside the delivery window time and for the food not being that hot, but it was later at night (after midnight) so I'll happily give it to them. Among the best late night eating experiences I've had in the area overall. The food was fresh, delicious, and not a soggy mess (which is often a big problem when getting sandwiches/wraps/pitas delivered). I had… - the spicy falafel pita: very tasty, the red cabbage was a nice touch - seasoned fries: these were the closest to being soggy but not terribly so, and they were still warm and well seasoned - and a side of baba ganoush: easily my favorite baba ganoush I've had in Brooklyn so far. This will likely be my new go-to late night place during the week. There aren't a lot of options in the area sunday-thursday aside from pizza and bad diner food, and this was delicious/a bit healthier.

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• Side Street Deli (State St. & Court St.)

  Written by Michael M. on 3/15/2013 | 84 other reviews | Member since 2008

  There aren't many good delis at this intersection of drab downtown and Brooklyn Heights, but this is one of the best. Great, giant hot sandwiches -- chicken parm, chicken cutlet, cheesesteak -- and fast, friendly delivery.

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