eatyououtofhousenadhome

Oh yeah, i know its queens but I can walk to it so it feel more bklyn, Tournesol is just great. (G or 7 train from the city I think)

nice list bpearis, I think Diner is, while crowded, very comfortable, it has a good feel, I don't even mind waiting for a table there. I live in greenpoint, which is less fancy than next door williamsburg. I think the best thai is Amarin, not moonshadow. Amarin has a cleaner, less sugary/muddy style than moonshadow. LA italian on greenpoint and manhattan has cheap good hot subs. I would skip Ashbox way down the street overpriced, faux-prissy sandwhiches. Enid's brunch is good for a bloody mary and some biscuits and gravy, but get there early. I'll have to keep thinking, I guess I go out to drink more than eat in my area really. (Enids, Mark Bar, Royal Oak etc.)

New Wonton Garden's ( 56 Mott St ) 'tender beef stew' (with or without curry or tripe, on noodles, in soup or on rice) might be favorite dish at any place in new york, chinese or otherwise (and yeah I know my name is messed up, not a good start I guess)