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189 Seventh Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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2, 3 at Grand Army Plaza; F at Seventh Ave.
$9.95-$17.95
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Accepted/Not Necessary
12th St. to Park Pl., Prospect Park West to Fourth Ave.
This venue is closed.
Walls papered in a blizzard of children's drawings—trimmed from the white paper that tops the square tables—sets a lighthearted mood at 2nd Street Café. But some decorations can be deceiving: the tempting list of French sandwiches painted on a mirror is merely ornamental. Here, American comfort dishes are the thing—creamy, crusty mac and cheese, chicken pot pie, or burgers that are reliable despite occasionally mushy fries. The free-wheeling menu also hops from Thai satay to fish tacos with cilantro-almond relish, overextending itself a bit. Families often fill the crayon-stocked tables, but for smaller parties, the windowed coffee bar is ideal for sipping an espresso and digging into one of the glass-case confections, baked by renowned locals Cheryl Kleineman and Two Little Red Hens. On weekends, diners queue up early for the inexpensive brunch, which runs until 4pm.
Recommended DishesMacaroni and cheese, $9.95; red velvet cake, $4.95
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