This is the third part of the series on food and drink on Wythe Ave, presented after I finally managed to eat and drink my way through the street.

While I do try my hand (poorly) at food photography, this was my attempt at “seeing” the street “gastronomically,” so to speak.

I’ve also attached my reviews after the gallery.

Miss Favela: Amazing food, not sure about minimum spend + gets really noisy. B

The Woods: Great music, not sure about the crowds. Total meat market, I hear. C

ISA: Excellent food. Packed in like sardines, but worth the experience. A-

1 or 8: Not sure about the hype. B

Crown Victoria: Large and unwelcoming. Packed on weekends. B-

Williamsburger: Awesome burger. Not sure about the ambiance. B

Aurora: Terrible food. Terribly overhyped. D

Zebulon: Cool vibe and very alternative music. A-

Cafe de la Esquina: Probably still teething but food was unimpressive. C+

Depanneur: Hand-made artisanal sandwiches are delicious.  But long wait. A-

Brooklyn Oenology: Great service and ambience. Not sure about the wine. B

Zenkichi: Divine food and service. But only order a la carte. A+

Cubana Social: Great Atmosphere. Huge, yummy portions. B+

Rozarito Fish Shack: Great bar (and service there). Food is overhyped. B-

D.O.C. Wine Bar: Great wine and food. Service so-so-ish. B+

Bakeri: Pastries are delicious. Space is not ideal. B+

Cafe Mogador: Delicious food. Great Service. A

Nita Nita: Good atmosphere. Lovely decor. B

Fat Goose: Hit and miss. B+

30 Mar This entry was published on March 30, 2012 at 10:35 am. It’s filed under Gastronomical, Listings and tagged Bars, Brooklyn, Cafes, Conceptual Art, Food Photography, My Reviews, Restaurants, Street Photography, Urbanism, Williamsburg, Wythe Ave. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.