Recensioni di Simple

This place is stunning, delicious and one of a kind. I used to live in Williamsburg and fell in love with the brunch a king time ago. Every detail is prefect. We had the kale salad, quinoa, and Tchoutchouka, cookies, and a perfect mint tea. This bottle of orange wine was outstanding. The store has amazing hand made candles, beautiful Moroccan rugs, jewelry and more. I truly think after 8 years in New York it was one of the best brunches I’ve ever had ☺️😩. Thank you @simplecafe for the attention to detail and love you put in your service.

This adorable Cafe will have you floating on air. It was very clean and the decor warm and bogo. The service was amazing and you never feel rushed. The food was amazing and fresh. The orange juice is freshly squeezed. My daughter had the croissant which was perfectly made. I had the goat cheese scrambled with bacon sandwich with avocado on the side and it also came with potatoes au gratin which was amazing. I will definitely come back again!!! The cooks are amazing, service and food top notch 9 out of 10. Parking isn't great in the area so come early.

.. the place was a vibe. It was calm and relaxing and I food the food exceptional. It was nicely presented and served fresh and hot. I’d def eat here again. The waitress was also very polite and warm in her mannerisms throughout. side note: the bacon was one of the finest pieces of bacon I’d ever eaten. It was crunchy and savory🤤

The Simple cafe was phenomenal! Right off of the Williamsburg bridge, my friend, and I came across this very cute French Albanian cafe. Since it was quite cold, the day we visited we immediately got a cup of their fresh mint tea. It was a perfect touch to a cold afternoon. I ordered the beet salad and my friend, and I shared the trio of hummus, baba ghanoush, fresh red pepper dip, carrots and fresh bread. I would definitely visit here again. I love the atmosphere. It has big open windows, natural light pouring in and there is a lovely cute store. That also sells handmade goods. Definitely give this place a try.

Nice neighborhood place for Sunday brunch. The freshly baked bread was really fluffy and crusty and paired well with the dip sampler and the Algerian shakshouka. The pancakes were also delightful, topped with ricotta, berries, figs, and fresh mint. We also had a flaky, buttery croissant with coffee that tasted very fresh!

Honestly, Simple exceeded my expectations. I expected to pop into a basic eatery with minimalist decor with matching dining selections. What I got instead was a Mesopotamia retreat filled with the freshest, delicious EVERTHING! Reservations are a must. Be prepared to be served by the Chef/owner in the flesh, and stop by the shop on the way out. For an extra vibe: wear warm or neutral, earthy colors for great pics.

We came for dinner and had the lamb sausage and the vegan Berbere Tagine. The food was delicious and was served with couscous. The wine menu is overseeable, but there are good red and orange wine options available. The place is cosy, and the service is very attentive. Overall a cute spot, and we plan to return for brunch soon.

Delicious food! Lovely vibe and hospitable staff. Between the beautiful decor and decadent flavors, Simple transports you to a place that feels like a mix of vacation and home. All of the bread is baked fresh and you can totally tell. I've never enjoyed a burger bun so much. I topped the Simple burger with brie cheese and the flavor combination was heavenly. The fries were crispy and flavorful! 11/10 would recommend Simple for a tasty meal and delightful experience 😊 Thank you!

Cute little gem in Williamsburg. The owner is lovely. A restaurant/cafe and a small gift shop. Kale salad and steak was my fav! The tagine was good but the chef mistakenly made a vegetarian version instead of the chicken. They took it back to add chicken but it came out tasting weird (overcooked and slightly sandy in texture). Tasted much better when it firs came out.

The owner should change the name from Simple to Simply Delicious, because that's exactly what it was. Our meals we're very well seasoned and flavorful. Service was excellent. The owner was very attentive to everyone's needs and desires. The ambiance was very cozy and the music playlist was on point (French Hip Hop). We had no complaints whatsoever. Will definitely be going back again. 👌🏾

5/5 and I’m happy to say it. Went for: low key brunch with GF. Food: Steak and eggs - healthy portion! Steak was cooked to point and marinated flavors were spectacular. Potato side was a pleasant surprise. Haveayner (sp?) Sandwich + Bacon: awesome!! Bread was perfect and flavors of egg, bacon, and avocado blended perfectly. Side salad was the right move. Bloody Mary’s: excellent. Nothing crazy, very classic. Only has one type of Vodka. But it was great.

A little gem in Brooklyn. The name speaks for itself. Simple yet à totale escape! We were there for brunch and the food was divine. The baked eggs were amazing. The French toast was magical. Everything was fresh and tasty and we all loved the different dishes we ordered. The staff was extremely nice and attentive. The only downside is the size of the establishment, it is very small so it's safer to book if you're a group of 4+. I really like the owner's little boutique at the entrance. Cherry on the cake, you feel like you just left to Algeria for a moment. I definitely recommend and will go back to try the rest of the menu!

 that comes with  bourbon molasses glaze, black eyed pea spread and the most generous portion of shoestring fries? As you can tell, definitely not Jake!  To top it all of, it only cost us $12 each! It doesn’t get better than that. Incase you were wondering, yes they serve all their drinks in jars. Told you Williamsburg was NY’s answer to Shoreditch. If you find yourself in this part of town, I would highly recommend trying out Sweet Chick. It’s exactly what you need in your life. Waffles consumed and jars emptied, we continued exploring the beautiful tree lined streets here. The shops here are amongst the best that New York has to offer. Its got the American Apparels and the Urban Outfitters you find everywhere else (albeit cooler and trendier than most other stores) but what’s really exciting about this hipster hub is the sheer number of one of a kind vintage stores that pack the streets here. It’s also home to the first ever Kinfolk Store . If you are looking for that one of a kind unique shopping experience, you have just found paradise. I was glad I had Jake with me to stop me from swiping my plastic too many times! We stopped for a quick coffee break before meeting up with Mike, our Brooklyn resident and host extraordinaire who offered to showed us some of his local favourites. First up was a Vietnamese pop up called Bep in Bedford Avenue for a spot of late lunch/early dinner.It takes up home three days a week at the French inspired Algerian restaurant called Simple Cafe . French/Algerian/Vietnamese? Go figure! All I knew was that the food was pretty spot on and I absolutely loved the vintage chic interiors here.