Superfine

If you’re looking for the industrial chic vibe DUMBO is now drowning in, this is the place. I went on a Thursday and it seemed to be booked up with events, not sure if you can or want to just get a table for two here. But if your job or affiliation gets you into an event here, the food Mia pretty good! Shoe string fries are a hit and the grilled calamari seemed fresh. Don’t order the cacio e Pepe. It’s an abuse of butter and lacking cheese.

This was a good place to have dinner after a long day in Manhattan Area and walking over the Brooklyn Bridge. I ordered grilled calamari for appetizer and for entree,I had the Chicken Enchildas plate which came along with rice and beans and they both turned out to be good. This meal turned out to be satisfying when paired up with a drink of your choice. The service seemed to be slightly annoying on other part,as the waiter kept banging the plate whenever she brought food to our table and afterwards didn't even ask her if we finished eating or not. My friend got their chicken sandwich and he had to take the sandwich in hand while we leave the restaurant as the waiter took his plate away. And even after that they still expect you to tip,, maybe the server needs to change her attitude little bit. But apart from that, food was amazing!

I was in Dumbo and I stopped in here for a drink and I am super glad that I did. The space is amazing. It's very spacious. The bar has seats at floor level and at an upper level. They have a pool table. My favorite thing was the artwork, it was amazing. They feature different artists at different times. When I went, the artist was Craig Anthony Miller. The prices are good for this area. The service is great. The bartender was very nice. The vibe is laid back and friendly. The origins of the place is very interesting. I believe that they also have live music on certain days. I'm already thinking about when I will be back, I can't wait.