Carthage Must Be Destroyed

The food tastes fantastic, I would come every week if it's not this far to get here. A point is taken out because both times I visited here, things I wanted to order on the menu were not available. But maybe that's why the food is so fresh?

Firing on all cylinders. I can't wait to go back. It's so fresh, it's like eating food that is still in the ground. Get one of the sandwich boxes. And be careful not to eat your fingertips.

Possibly the best brunch I’ve ever had. Particular menu for people who appreciate good food. Amazing bread and great ambiance. Definitely not a tourist destination and we should keep it that way.

Little brunch gem tucked in a Bushwick alley. The pastel tones on everything and the quirky decor make up a great experience. They have a few large tables too, which are great for groups. Mind the photography restrictions, which ultimately make for a much better phone-free experience. Log off and have fun!

Really exceptional food and presentation. I highly recommend the sampler platter — it is like a cold European breakfast. The seating is communal and the space is eclectic and pink. Good for big groups. The seats aren’t comfortable, they all are stools - not for me.

The brownie is exceptionally so so so bad. It is like a dry, dense, flourless vegan protein bar- I really really didn’t like this. Too much cacao possibly. The menu is probably one of the best brunches in New York City and Brooklyn, but that brownie is horrendously out of place. I can’t express how much of a bad taste this left me with at the end of the meal.

The drinks were out-of-this world: earl grey chocolate milk with a shot of espresso and Johnny were great. I will be back soon when I definitely will experiment with more of the menu and not have the brownie.