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Recent Crown Heights Restaurant Reviews

• Nahm Thai Kitchen (5th Ave. between Berkeley Pl. & Union St.)

  Written by Rachel M. on 5/20/2013 | 3 other reviews | Member since 2012

  Very tasty. The delivery estimate was 25-40 min and it did take almost 40 minutes. I got the summer rolls and veggie green curry. The summer rolls were fresh and a nice size but the curry was a bit on the small side. Not enough for leftovers like I generally get with thai food. It was very good though, with tons of veggies, and very flavorful without being greasy.

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• Antonio's Pizzeria (Flatbush Ave. & Carlton Ave.)

  Written by Stephen P. on 5/20/2013 | 31 other reviews | Member since 2010

  .You can travel the city, country, and world for the best quality "street" Italian food, and you would find Antonio's Pizzeria to still be one of the best and worth 5-stars. They're fast(delivery), tasty, generous, and really know how to fire pizzas and heros. Their sauce is admirable, and they even know how to wrap a hero so the cheese doesn't stick to that little flap of tinfoil. My only complaint is they are skimpy on the toppings. At $3 per topping I expect more than 13 thin, quarter-sized slices of sausage on a large pizza (I counted them). Same with the mushrooms and olives too. I have ordered them multiple times and it has resulted in the same skimpy topping amounts.

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• Villa Pancho Taqueria (Bedford Ave. & Greene Ave.)

  Written by Bradley A. on 5/20/2013 | Member since 2012

  I think these guys are solid. Their food is reliably good and hearty; their service is nice if not particularly fast. I'd have given them five stars if they could just get a little faster on deliveries (who has time to wait 45 mins for a burrito?) but they're a great addition to the neighborhood and it's great to see them thriving.

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• Due Fratelli (Brooklyn) (Dekalb Ave. between Throop Ave. & Marcus Garvey Blvd.)

  Written by Bryon H. on 5/8/2013 | Member since 2013

  After reading some of the other reviews I almost passed this place up. My experience was so good that I felt the need to write my first review on seamless. The food was great quality, it was hot, and it arrived within about half an hour. Due Fratelli was the best takeout I've had in brooklyn. I highly recommend you try it.

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• Il Porto (Washington Ave. between Flushing Ave. & Park Ave.)

  Written by Mint C. on 4/11/2013 | Member since 2012

  I am having a love affair with IL PORTO. I must admit I am probably the pickiest eater on planet Earth...and...I DO NOT apologize for it. I have been eating my mini Grandma 'slices' and lusting after the Paccheri pasta for over a year. The consistency should be envied by other Brooklyn restaurants and to my surprise the in house service is just as AWESOME. I will NEVER cheat on these sexy Italianos. They make me smile EVERYTIME!!!! Thanks guys. (161) xo

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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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