Where to Eat in NYC this Summer: An Official Guide (Williamsburg Edition)
Where to Eat in NYC this Summer: An Official Guide (Williamsburg Edition)
Hey everyone! I don’t know about you, but when I hear the words “summer” and “Williamsburg”, I think “Smorgasburg.” And so does probably everyone else. That’s why today, I’m going to introduce some equally as fantastic, delicious, but not as touristy food spots in Williamsburg — “hole in the wall” restaurants if you will.
Juanchi’s Burgers
225 S 1st St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Phone: (929) 295–0147
Hours:
Sunday- Thursday 12–10PM
Friday and Saturday 12–11PM
Juanchi’s Burgers has mastered the art of handcraft burgers as well as an exquisite selection of wine and beers. According to Juanchi’s Burgers’s website, “The magic behind Juanchi’s Burger began with our founder Juan Carlos Aoun back in the year 2000. It all started in Caracas, Venezuela’s baseball fields as Juan’s personal desire to serve the best quality product with 100% fresh meat and the best ingredients right into a 1/2 pound Burger. Juan Carlos developed the meat, bread, sauces and equipment, to create an impact during the baseball season. He also focused on special sauces that did the magic — caper, curry, bbq, honey mustard, sweet relish. As the lines grew longer in the Stadium, Juan decided to undertake his own dream of taking through the Hamburger world. And he did. Juanchis Burger was a big a success in Venezuela.”
Indian Kitchen
739 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Phone: (718) 218–7600
Hours:
Sunday- Saturday 1PM-2AM
The Indian Kitchen is one of the latest arrivals in Brooklyn and is fast becoming a popular venue for social and Corporate events. With generations of expertise, we present to you an array of exotic dishes from the Indian subcontinent, which will not only tantalise your taste buds, but also give you a unique feel of our legendary? That passion of our predecessors ‘ lives on and our award winning chefs are able to prepare with distinction, this cuisine which has evolved over the centuries.
According to Indian Kitchen’s website, “Indian Kitchen is a fusion Indian cuisine. Indian Kitchen cooks food for your soul as we believe in leaving a big smile on your face after every meal. We are dedicated to serve delicious and authentic Indian cuisine to New Yorkers. Indian Kitchen is a family owned business bringing a wealth of cultural and culinary experience from India and prides itself in sharing true Indian Cuisine just like you would enjoy in India. Our senior chefs have years of experience in Indian Cuisine so you can enjoy the result of many years of perfecting signature dishes. For delicious traditional Indian Cuisine priced to deliver incredible value — dine at Indian Kitchen and taste the difference today!”
Kabob Shack
182 Havemeyer St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Phone: (718) 387–7111
Hours:
Monday- Saturday 11AM-PM
Sunday 12–11PM
Kabob Shack is a contemporary counter-serve joint that dishes out familiar Mediterranean eats such as hummus, seasoned grilled chicken kabobs & gyros in the most popular area of Brooklyn!
Loving Hut
76 Bushwick Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Phone: (718) 388–7567
Hours:
Sunday- Thursday 11AM-11PM
Friday and Saturday 11AM-12AM
According to Loving Hut’s website, “Loving Hut is created with a vision that all beings can live in peace, love and harmony with each other and the planet. Loving Hut chain restaurants are newly opening around the world. It is an invitation to gourmet cuisine made with wholesome, vegan ingredients, and it offers an accessible starting point for those making the noble transition to a plant-based diet.”
Peter’s Since 1969
168 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Phone: (718) 388–2811
Hours:
Sunday- Saturday 12–11PM
Rotisserie chicken is the star of the hearty, home-cooking-style eats at this counter-service joint. Peter’s Since 1969 is an American Southern restaurant offering an affordable dining option of homemade, savory comfort food. While known for their chicken, they are sure to delight the palate of the vegetarian as well as the carnivore with their house made sides and entrees. Since it’s formation, it became a huge success story and one of the busiest joints in Williamsburg. So, “Come on Home to Peters” for lunch or dinner and enjoy their quaint outdoor garden and down home cooking.
Still Hungry for more?
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Originally published at HungerPass.
