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Five Leaves

Address
18 Bedford Ave Brooklyn NY 11222
Phone
(718) 383-5345
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Five Leaves provides an all-day dining experience in its rustic precincts. The restaurant is decorated in a maritime theme with lead sinkers, time-worn flooring and steel-covered walls making up the look. The food has leanings towards the New American cuisine with specialties like pan-seared sea bass and grilled dorade. The bar serves chilled drinks to go with the food.

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A "must-try" "signature burger" and "excellent pancakes" star on the "fab" all-day New American menu at this "informal" Greenpoint bistro; its "casual", "nautical-themed" quarters get "packed", especially during weekend brunch, when the wait can be "tough" – though "friendly" service and "fair" prices compensate.

Average Rating
70

A restaurant-shaped part of Heath Ledger's legacy, Five Leaves offers a American nouveau cuisine in a maritime setting, with a great selection of soups and sandwiches.

No mention of Greepoint bar/café Five Leaves has gone without mentioning its prime investor, the late Heath Ledger, and this one's no exception. The place does more than justice to any legacy it's had to worry about, though, and the place's light, fun air does away with any morbid impulses wide-eyed Brooklyn tourists might step in with. Cozy room with nautical décor; drinks are cheapish, and...

Heath Ledger's legacy lives on at this Greenpoint bar and cafe, which serves up cocktails and traditional American fare in a rustic, no-frills setting.

In ShortA nautical theme transcends this cozy, intimate space. Even with its celebrity affiliation, the vibe (and the crowd) is low-key and relaxed. Old-fashioned glass and wire lights...

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Hip Lunch

Average Rating
60

Fives Leaves was full for lunch at 2 PM on a Friday afternoon. This is a young crowd, The average age of patrons is below 30.. Inside it is a bit noisy. Tables are close together. Outside tables are available in warm weather. We did not have to wait for a table inside. We had mixed reaction to the food....

Aussie Style Cafe for The Hipster

Average Rating
100

Great Coffee. Authentic Australian style breakfast menu. Quality food rather than quantity. I highly recommend you check this place for yourself.

Excellent for brunch, and not too long to wait for a table

Average Rating
80

Good range of brunch options, this is an informal little restaurant with a lovely menu, fill up on a big breakfast of eggs, bacon, hash browns or go for numerous healthy options. I chose the former.
Service was fast and efficient, as well as being friendly although they were too busy to spend more than fleeting minutes chatting, and judging...

Great breakfast but avoid the coffee

Average Rating
80

Great, somewhat unsual breakfast dishes. Nice atmosphere. Awful cappuccino. Service with a smile. Prices a bit high.

Average Rating
100

Second time here with son who lives in Brooklyn and is a regular. I had mesquez omelet and my son added a steak side, all nice portions, to his farro. We were able to sit inside without waiting mid afternoon. There was as expected a wait for outside. Seven people crammed into a tiny kitchen produce reliable and varied dishes....

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