Choice Market

Critics' Pick

318 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238
at Grand Ave. See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
718-230-5234 Send to Phone

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Reader Rating:
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1 Reviews | Write a Review
Cuisine: Health Food, Soup & Sandwich

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Hours

Daily, 6am-9pm

Nearby Subway Stops

G at Classon Ave.

Prices

$5.95-$8.75

Payment Methods

Cash Only

Special Features

Breakfast
Delivery
Lunch
Take-Out

Alcohol

No Alcohol

Reservations

Not Accepted

Delivery Area

Atlantic Ave. to Flushing Ave., Bedford Ave. to Flatbush Ave.

Profile

With its emphasis on organic, nominally healthy fare and its scuffed, paper-strewn communal table, this Clinton Hill café and takeout shop has the boho vibe of a hippie hangout in a college town—which, with Pratt just a block away, it sort of is. But the food tastes much more cosmopolitan: An estimable pan bagnat utilizes high-quality imported tuna and a ciabatta crusty enough not to disintegrate. Offbeat seasonings and spices insinuate their way into everything from an aji amarillo-sauced tilapia sandwich with radish sprouts and cilantro to a rosemary-aïoli-dressed BLT. And it takes an iron will to resist the lure of the display case, stocked with treats like cheesecake-brownies and a moist-crumbed, meringue-fluffed tres leche cake. — Rob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld

Food:	10

Service:	6

Décor:	9

Value:	8

This little patch of Clinton Hill was turned upside down by Choice. It's the *perfect* place to get a scone and coffee, a sandwich, or even of a full-fledged dinner at a decent price and supurb quality. Some of the folks who work there are cranky, but most are sweet. Looking forward to their new space on Greene Ave opening...

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