Really awesome diner ! Very delicious sandwiches - perfect service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mo S
**doesn’t know the laws of service dogs**Discrimination against disabled people and service dogs‼️‼️‼️Can I just say I’m so glad I didn’t spend my money on this establishment that know 0 laws about service animals. They asked me for “proof” of paper work for my service dog. I’m sorry I don’t carry it! It’s not the law! Know your laws before you get sued! You know who is a service dog and who isn’t when my dog is perming all tasks I’m asking of him and well behaved you should KNOW he’s legit. They wouldn’t allow us to eat here saying health department asks to ask for proof lmao that’s a joke as a real service dog owner I laughed in their face! Told them be careful who you are talking to. You will definitely be hearing from my lawyer soon thank god I walked down the street to another restaurant where my service dog went in fine no issues and layed down performing his tasks.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Mayoor Rai
Popped in for a Sunday breakfast at 11:30am ish with 2 friends. There was a small line but we didn’t have to wait longer than 15 minutes for a nice booth table inside. The owner/manager was super nice and actually came out and talked to eat waiting party and shared when we would be able to get a table. Ordered the garden omelette and shared a pancake which was super fluffy. The ambiance inside felt like the cozy neighborhood diner experience that I want for a weekend breakfast. Service was great, would easily visit again next time I’m in Brooklyn Heights
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nuzhat B.
Us 4 friends went for brunch on a Sunday at 12pm (Prime brunch time) expected to wait at least 40 mins, but was surprised to just have a 10-15 mins wait. Like any other NYC brunch spot, the tables were a bit too small and not enough space for people to walk around comfortably. But omg the food was delicious! I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants an amazing brunch. I can't wait to go there again and try more items off their menu!
Paris T.
Waited less than 10 mins to be seated, we were a party of 2. Waited less than 15mins for our food. The food was GREAT! The whole experience from ambiance to service and food was nothing short of wonderful. We'lldefinitely be back.
Anton Yemelianenko
Tasty reasonably priced
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vitalii
good choice of traditional breakfasts
Mike Recine
I can’t say enough good things about this place. Classic diner food with great service. Reminds me of the diner from the 1997 film As Good as it Gets.
Brian Yin
Clark’s is one of my neighborhood favorites. The food is regular diner food but the restaurant has a great atmosphere that truly makes you feel the New York residential energy. Place is packed with people on the weekends but the wait staff works at an amazing pace and efficiency. This restaurant is truly a well oiled machine and should be a case study for what peak efficiency looks like for a restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Marta G.
I was picking up litter--including cigarette butts along the curb--on Clark Street with my grabber and placing everything in a pile on their sidewalk when an older man (the owner, perhaps?) came out and asked whether I intended to leave it there in a belligerent manner. Not a single thank you; no offer of a coffee perhaps... I told him that I hadn't intended to, but--that given his attitude--I would and not to ever expect another free cleaning in future. He actually called me 'retarded' as I walked away. I'm met with this attitude more than I care to mention. Most store managers/owners watch me do them a courtesy without a word of gratitude and often harass me instead. Heights Falafel refused to accept a beer can I found in their outdoor shelter. The Kosovar superintendent at 161 Henry Street has even threatened me because I left a pile of trash in front of his building. I've done the heavy lifting for you; all you need do is get a dustpan and broom to bag it. I suppose when I do that I'm basically showing them up... The only people who have ever offered anything were a former Indian neighbor who bought me a bottle of water when I shoveled slush left behind in the street by the snow plow, the ice cream truck vendor by Pierrepont Playground and, just yesterday, a sweet girl at Lassen and Hennig. People's attitudes are maddening!
Great, cozy restaurant with incredibly friendly waiters. Frequented by a lot of upper-class locals who seem to be regulars. The atmosphere is very familiar and the breakfast is very rich and for a fair price.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Letty C.
Breakfast all day, everyday...with drinks (dranks), located in Brooklyn Heights, on the corner of tree line streets on Clark St. and Henry St., within walking distance of the Brooklyn Promenade and the iconic Brooklyn Bridge never disappoints. I like several dishes however my absolute fav is Benedict's & Eggs Avocado which includes poached eggs, English muffin with hollandaise, I add smoked Salmon. My choice of sides for brunch includes Yukon gold fried potatoes always served hot with green peppers and satisfying portions. Prices are modest based on the portions served. Food arrives hot and quickly even during brunch which is their busiest time of day. Did I mention they serve breakfast like all day? Delivery, vegetarian menus, and kids menus are available.
Laura Romanoff
The best!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Blueberry Pancakes
Colin Rathje
I've only been here for breakfast, but it is consistently the best breakfast in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Matthew S.
Classy diner that makes you feel like you are dining special, I guess $35 for breakfast does that to you. While classical music subtly plays, you get soft and kind service, but prompt. The portion sizes are plenty for breakfast, the Big Breakfast is certainly a great way to start. Not only that, but everything tastes fresh and hearty. It also helps this restaurant is literally across the street from the 2/3 stop that bears the street and restaurant of the same name. A well deserved 3 for 3.
Really awesome diner ! Very delicious sandwiches - perfect service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
**doesn’t know the laws of service dogs**Discrimination against disabled people and service dogs‼️‼️‼️Can I just say I’m so glad I didn’t spend my money on this establishment that know 0 laws about service animals. They asked me for “proof” of paper work for my service dog. I’m sorry I don’t carry it! It’s not the law! Know your laws before you get sued! You know who is a service dog and who isn’t when my dog is perming all tasks I’m asking of him and well behaved you should KNOW he’s legit. They wouldn’t allow us to eat here saying health department asks to ask for proof lmao that’s a joke as a real service dog owner I laughed in their face! Told them be careful who you are talking to. You will definitely be hearing from my lawyer soon thank god I walked down the street to another restaurant where my service dog went in fine no issues and layed down performing his tasks.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Popped in for a Sunday breakfast at 11:30am ish with 2 friends. There was a small line but we didn’t have to wait longer than 15 minutes for a nice booth table inside. The owner/manager was super nice and actually came out and talked to eat waiting party and shared when we would be able to get a table. Ordered the garden omelette and shared a pancake which was super fluffy. The ambiance inside felt like the cozy neighborhood diner experience that I want for a weekend breakfast. Service was great, would easily visit again next time I’m in Brooklyn Heights
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Us 4 friends went for brunch on a Sunday at 12pm (Prime brunch time) expected to wait at least 40 mins, but was surprised to just have a 10-15 mins wait. Like any other NYC brunch spot, the tables were a bit too small and not enough space for people to walk around comfortably. But omg the food was delicious! I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants an amazing brunch. I can't wait to go there again and try more items off their menu!
Waited less than 10 mins to be seated, we were a party of 2. Waited less than 15mins for our food. The food was GREAT! The whole experience from ambiance to service and food was nothing short of wonderful. We'lldefinitely be back.
Tasty reasonably priced
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
good choice of traditional breakfasts
I can’t say enough good things about this place. Classic diner food with great service. Reminds me of the diner from the 1997 film As Good as it Gets.
Clark’s is one of my neighborhood favorites. The food is regular diner food but the restaurant has a great atmosphere that truly makes you feel the New York residential energy. Place is packed with people on the weekends but the wait staff works at an amazing pace and efficiency. This restaurant is truly a well oiled machine and should be a case study for what peak efficiency looks like for a restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
I was picking up litter--including cigarette butts along the curb--on Clark Street with my grabber and placing everything in a pile on their sidewalk when an older man (the owner, perhaps?) came out and asked whether I intended to leave it there in a belligerent manner. Not a single thank you; no offer of a coffee perhaps... I told him that I hadn't intended to, but--that given his attitude--I would and not to ever expect another free cleaning in future. He actually called me 'retarded' as I walked away. I'm met with this attitude more than I care to mention. Most store managers/owners watch me do them a courtesy without a word of gratitude and often harass me instead. Heights Falafel refused to accept a beer can I found in their outdoor shelter. The Kosovar superintendent at 161 Henry Street has even threatened me because I left a pile of trash in front of his building. I've done the heavy lifting for you; all you need do is get a dustpan and broom to bag it. I suppose when I do that I'm basically showing them up... The only people who have ever offered anything were a former Indian neighbor who bought me a bottle of water when I shoveled slush left behind in the street by the snow plow, the ice cream truck vendor by Pierrepont Playground and, just yesterday, a sweet girl at Lassen and Hennig. People's attitudes are maddening!
Restaurantji Recommends
Great, cozy restaurant with incredibly friendly waiters. Frequented by a lot of upper-class locals who seem to be regulars. The atmosphere is very familiar and the breakfast is very rich and for a fair price.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Breakfast all day, everyday...with drinks (dranks), located in Brooklyn Heights, on the corner of tree line streets on Clark St. and Henry St., within walking distance of the Brooklyn Promenade and the iconic Brooklyn Bridge never disappoints. I like several dishes however my absolute fav is Benedict's & Eggs Avocado which includes poached eggs, English muffin with hollandaise, I add smoked Salmon. My choice of sides for brunch includes Yukon gold fried potatoes always served hot with green peppers and satisfying portions. Prices are modest based on the portions served. Food arrives hot and quickly even during brunch which is their busiest time of day. Did I mention they serve breakfast like all day? Delivery, vegetarian menus, and kids menus are available.
The best!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Blueberry Pancakes
I've only been here for breakfast, but it is consistently the best breakfast in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Classy diner that makes you feel like you are dining special, I guess $35 for breakfast does that to you. While classical music subtly plays, you get soft and kind service, but prompt. The portion sizes are plenty for breakfast, the Big Breakfast is certainly a great way to start. Not only that, but everything tastes fresh and hearty. It also helps this restaurant is literally across the street from the 2/3 stop that bears the street and restaurant of the same name. A well deserved 3 for 3.