Five Leaves - Brooklyn
Five Leaves
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The menu of Five Leaves from Brooklyn comprises about 174 different menus and drinks. On average you pay about $13.8 for a dish / drink.
Five Leaves is a unique restaurant in Brooklyn that offers creative American cuisine with a global twist. It is a laid-back and eclectic spot that focuses on delicious food. One standout dish is their signature appetizer, Devils on Horseback, featuring bacon-wrapped medjool dates with a spicy habanero vincotto and almonds. For main courses, guests can enjoy the Dan Dan Cavatelli with spicy duck ragu, water spinach, and a poached duck egg - a fusion of East and West flavors. Furthermore, Five Leaves offers a one-of-a-kind breakfast menu to kickstart the day with innovative dishes.
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I truly adore Five Leaves and have lost track of how many times I’ve eaten there. It’s conveniently just down the street from me, and their lemon ricotta pancakes are absolutely amazing! Some restaurants become your go-to spots, and Five Leaves is definitely one of them. You can’t go wrong dining here, and weekend brunch always has a great atmosphere. There’s usually a long wait on weekends, but if you visit during t... View all feedback.
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Made a reservation for 2pm and I think that was a good time to come here. Was pretty busy when we go there but it died down after. The truffle fries were very tasty. Overall food was amazing! ???????? View all feedback.
After trying to get into Five Leaves several times over the past three years, we decided to walk in on a windy Sunday afternoon the day after Christmas for brunch—and were lucky to be seated immediately. The indoor seating is quite tight, but we managed to find a relatively quiet table near the entrance. The restaurant was about 90% full, and although the staff were busy, they maintained a reasonable service time of around 20 minutes. We ordered the Golden Dawn cocktail ($14), which was bursting with flavor and had a good kick of spirits. For food, we chose the Spinach and Feta Classic Aussie Roll ($8) and the Spicy Harissa Chicken Pie ($8), both of which were truly delicious. We also tried the Avocado Toast ($12), topped with a thin layer of shaved radish. While the presentation was appealing, the radish didn’t add much to the flavor as one might expect. However, the grilled 7-grain bread was excellent, and the lemon oil provided a nice flavor boost. Overall, the service was prompt and attentive. We’re likely to visit Five Leaves again and hope for no wait time next time. The menu offers some great options worth exploring!
I have to give Five Leaves 5 stars. The menu looked incredible, and everything we ordered exceeded expectations. The Moroccan omelette and the bacon chicken club were both outstanding. The food was beautifully presented and tasted even better. Despite being very busy, the service was excellent. I will definitely be coming back.
I truly adore Five Leaves and have lost track of how many times I’ve eaten there. It’s conveniently just down the street from me, and their lemon ricotta pancakes are absolutely amazing! Some restaurants become your go-to spots, and Five Leaves is definitely one of them. You can’t go wrong dining here, and weekend brunch always has a great atmosphere. There’s usually a long wait on weekends, but if you visit during the week, finding a seat is much easier. I always bring my friends along, and they all love it too!
Five leaves was the first restaurant i visited on my first ever trip to nyc in 2017. ever since then coming back here has become a tradition. 8 years on and the spot is still just as warm and welcoming, albeit way more busy which is incredible to see because the place deserves to thrive. easily my fav spot in the city (i fully blame the ricotta pancakes . i haven’t been to nyc in years but coming back here today felt like coming home in so many ways. thank you cody for taking such great care of me and thank you everyone at five leaves for even making a tourist feel like a part of the community. (also pls restock those tote bags, the nation needs them!! . Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $1–10 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Clearly labelled vegetarian dishes
Such a great spot! The ricotta pancakes were amazingly fluffy and just sweet enough. The crispy chicken sandwich and fries totally hit the spot. Staff was nice even though it was packed, and the outdoor seating’s perfect for a sunny day. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Brunch Price per person: $20–30 Parking space: Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options: Free of charge street parking
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Side Dishes
Avocado, Fried Tomatoes, Sautéed Kale, Sautéed Mushrooms, Hash Browns, Grilled Chorizo, Thick Cut Bacon, Housemade Baked Beans$4.0Breakfast
Baguette, Whole Wheat Toast Or Fruit~Nut Bread$4.5House Cured Arctic Char$14.2Salads
Quinoa Crunchy Vegetable$12.1Frisee Spring Bean$12.1Sandwiches
Vietnamese Spiced Lamb$14.2
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