“ My friends and I have never had Albanian food so this was a time to try everything. As we enter, we were greeted by the staff out front and immediately seated by the waiter inside. The waiter provided us with the menus and proceeded to give us some time to decide on what to order. The menu is slightly difficult to look over as there's not a lot of English telling you what each item is. By the time the waiter came back to check if we were ready to order, we just asked for recommendations for traditional dishes. Items ordered: burek with spinach, Fli, Gullash, Djath Gjirokastre, and mixed platter. Of the items ordered, our favorite was the sauce for the bread, followed by the fli. The potatoes were my favorite in the mixed platter and the sausages were pretty good. Chicken is on the dry side but that's pretty normal. Ambiance was quite nice, small and intimate space. The bathroom is behind the curtain, down the stairs and on the right. My main complaint is sitting next to the window, which I presume open as folding doors during the warmer seasons, was pretty cold during winter time. ”

“ Stopped in for a late lunch on a weekday afternoon. Place was quiet but takeout customers were in and out. I sat by the window and ordered peppers with cream spread, cevapi sandwich, and sparkling water. The appetizer came out in 10 min and was this creamy melte cheese with a hot roasted pepper and fresh baked bread. Super yummy and savory. Next came out the sandwich with piping hot cevapi, cooked to perfection and seasoned well. The sandwich had peppers salad cucumber and Mayo which was the perfect accompaniment. For dessert I ordered Turkish tea and Trilece cake. The tea was strong but not bitter. The cake was a moist sweet sponge soaked in milk and topped with a caramel sauce. The food and service were equally great and we will definitely be back for more! ”

“ Traditional Balkan food, more specific Albanian / Kosovar, with some traditional ambient. Strongly recommend qevape/cevape and spinach burek. The staff extremely friendly and courteous. ”

“ We ordered delivery and it was great. I ordered a shepherd salad, pizza, and pleskavica (burger) and it was delicious. ”

“ Loved everything. Our first time here for Mother's Day and everyone left happy and full. They even played music for us and we got to dance to Albanian music. Do yourself a favor and go check this place out, you'll thank me later. ”

“ So happy to have found this place !! Being from Montenegro , we don't have many restaurant options around and finding this place really made me happy ! The ambiance and service was great , the food so delicious! Loved all the options and can't wait to bring everyone here for more dinners ”

“ My family had no clue there's a growing Albanian community in this neighborhood. There were other Albanian restaurant but we chose to dine here as it seemed to be a busier restaurant. There were plenty of outdoor/covered dining tables but we decided to head indoor as it was quite packed when we're there. The restaurant do have nice decor for both dining areas. Food: Tasty food with appropriate amount of seasoning. The spices used were mild IMO as it let the meat dishes flavor to shine by itself. The mixed meat platter was pretty good. Service: The staff were welcoming, friendly and helped us order as we're unfamiliar with Albanian food. However, they're not too attentive with refilling empty water bottle and discarded our leftover complimentary bread which we had requested to pack together with our half eaten beef prosciutto pizza. Ambience: Outdoor seating area is modern and have a festive vibe. Indoor is bright, elegant with classic European designs. Overall: Will definitely come back if I'm in the neighborhood or have out of town guests who are adventurous. Prices are reasonable too. So please go support small businesses like this. ”

“ My sister recommended this restaurant as it's one of the few Albanian restaurants in NYC. We sat in the outdoor area and it was cute and cozy. The service was great - the waiter made sure to check on us consistently which was nice. The food was really good too- so filling ! We barely finished our food because it was so much but it tasted delicious. The spicy qofte was definitely spicy but with the tarator (yogurt with cucumber garlic and salt) it was a good balance. I'll definitely be back for some more food. I also want to go back to try their coffee! I hear they make good cappuccinos but they didn't have coffee today when I went. If you're in Brooklyn, definitely give them a try- especially if you want to try some Albanian food :) ”