Breakfast by Salt’s Cure

Absolutely delicious, lives up to its hype. Came in on a gray Sunday at 8:30, no wait no crowd. Window table. Food is affordable for the amount you get and absolutely delicious. Tried the og, was a little skeptical about no syrup but the butter does the work of keeping things moist but id appreciate it on the side next time to distribute to my preference. Soft moist oatmeal griddle cakes seasoned well with a nice bite and flavor. The home fries are the best roast potatoes I've had in quite some time seasoned with paprika. So delicious. The pork sausage was good but I over ordered for sure. The coffee is refills for free and a very solid cup. This is the ideal breakfast, everything came out to under 30 bucks and I'm completely full and happy. Service was polite and kind and very quick, didn't wait long at all.

The oatmeal griddle cakes are the main draw— so if you’re not a pancake type of person, it’s not worth it. My friend and I shared the pink lady apple cakes and they were delicious. This place is anti-syrup but I think real maple syrup would’ve been good on them! We also had the pork sausage (excellent) and arugula (fine), and my friend had a side of scrambled eggs. We sat outside, which was bright and heated and cozy. The main drawback is that you order/pay when you walk in and then you sit, so you’re not able to order more food or something else to drink without going back to the front. We also had kind of a weird moment asking for silverware; the woman next to us was finishing up and so the server grabbed the container of silverware from her table and plunked it on ours which felt weird… but it was clean. Would’ve been nice to have my coffee refilled without needing to get up to get another one. I’d probably come back but wouldn’t wait in a line (we got lucky but there were lots of people waiting when we left).

Definitely one of the best pancakes that I’ve had but I haven’t had many. The actual dish was delicious but very heavy, you can share one order between two people. The sides were okay, the eggs were a bit under seasoned. When we got there, the line was about 4 parties deep so we only had to wait about 10 minutes. Happy I stopped by but not sure if I’d come back again.

excellent over easy eggs. very very good banana walnut pancakes. accompanied with a nice cup of coffee. easily four stars plus.

This place has some of the best griddle pancakes in the city. If you’ve never had an oatmeal griddle pancake before — they’re made with oats, extra fluffy and filling, with soft centers and perfectly crispy edges. The cinnamon butter on top is the real game-changer, adding just the right amount of sweetness and warmth. Another thing I like is that you pay up front, so there’s no long wait for the check at the end. It keeps the line moving quickly especially during weekends. + they are planning to open up backyard space

Just basic. Nothing special, pancakes are crispy edges and then gooey. The potatoes and crispy chicken cutlet was good but not in a I need to have this again type of way. Just meh overall.

I had breakfast here this morning with a friend visiting from out of town. For the most part the food was tasty and satisfying; a good American breakfast. I did find the griddle cakes to be undercooked and I wondered if they were raw. I’m sure it isn’t always like that, just our batch. The scrambled eggs were on the runny side too. There wasn’t anyone in there so you wonder what the rush with cooking food was about. I would go back, I just hope for more detail and attention on the cook times as they only make five items in total on the menu.

Let me preface this with we’ve never had oatmeal griddle pancakes before. So maybe the taste is something we’re not used to, but in our opinions they tasted like barf. It had one of the weirdest aftertastes we’ve ever experienced. The pancakes came out looking great, but they were mushy in the middle and hardy crispy on the edges. Other notes: There was a pretty decent line out front, but when we got inside, there were 3-4 tables available. Felt like they were creating a line for no reason. We ordered a tea, and the water for it came lukewarm. Maybe we’re crazy and the hype is worth it.

I have been dreaming about the oatmeal pancakes since I've left. A little gooey on the inside with crispy edges. They were unlike any pancake that I've ever had and I'm ready to make a trip back to NYC. The pork sausage was phenomenal. Tasted so fresh. Perfect saltiness and balanced well with the sweetness of my pancakes! Hell even the scrambled eggs were worth bragging about! Do you see that deep yellow?! I mean are the chickens in the back?! I'm so happy my friend suggested we stop through here. She said it's very hard to get a seat on a weekend, so we lucked up. Overall, this is a great hole in the wall spot that I would've never guessed served up meals like this.

I feel like I'm in the minority here - and maybe I just got an off batch, but MEH. I got the banana walnut griddle cakes and chicken sausage. I've been to the West Village location several times. The griddle cakes here seemed a little underdone and the edges weren't nearly as crispy as they are at the WV location, nor was the cinnamon butter as cinnamon-y. They also didn't have the combo which allows you two griddle cakes, sausage and eggs like the WV location The chicken sausage hit as always. I walked right in on a Thursday late morning - regardless of the location, there is no need to be waiting in line for more than 15 minutes tops for this food.

This place has some of the best griddle pancakes in the city. If you've never had an oatmeal griddle pancake before, you're in for a treat -- they're made with oats, so they come out extra fluffy and filling, with soft centers and perfectly crispy edges. The cinnamon butter on top is the real game-changer, adding just the right amount of sweetness and warmth. Another thing I really appreciate is the way they handle service -- you pay up front, so there's no long wait for the check at the end. It keeps the line moving quickly and makes the whole experience much smoother, especially on busy mornings. All in all, it's a great spot for breakfast or brunch, bright and welcoming-definitely a neighborhood go-to. If you're nearby, this is one of those places worth making part of your routine.

Salt Cure is a unique breakfast spot, offering oatmeal griddle cakes instead of the usual pancake or waffle. Service was friendly and we got the food pretty quick! We got some soft scrambled eggs, homestyle fries, chicken sausage, and the OG oatmeal griddle. Everything was tasty! They have drip coffee that was pretty decent, so not the best spot if you want a latte, BUT it is the best spot if you want delicious oatmeal griddles.

As far as breakfast goes, salts cure does it well. The star of the show is definitely their griddle cakes and I went with their OG, along with scrambled eggs and homes fries. The eggs are on the runnier side and the home fries are salted well. The griddle cakes are tasty, with crispy edges and cakey. They are topped with butter, already sweet on their own don't require any more syrup. There's gonna be a wait for this popular spot but the turnaround is quick and they're pretty efficient and it's worth the wait.

I was so excited to see this location open up in the neighborhood! There was a bit of a line at around 12:30 but it moved pretty fast and if you're a group of 2, you get in faster. Service was super fast once we got in. We ordered at the register, then were brought to our table. We only waited a few minutes before the griddlecakes came out and wow, every time I eat them I love them a little bit more. The griddlecakes at breakfast by salts cure are the perfect combo of ooey gooey oatmeal and crisp edges. Can't wait to come back for more! Also hot take, the OG is the best flavor

So...I wanted to and was expecting to like this place and to be fair, there were a lot of positives but the star of the show should be the pancakes and if you don't like the pancakes...well. I mean the edges were crispy and I loved the cinnamon butter the original came with (don't think they gave enough butter though) but they had this really weird and off-putting aftertaste that we couldn't get past no longer how hard we tried (cinnamon butter masked it pretty well but that just meant I ran out of butter real quick). Had no idea what it was but my sister and I couldn't finish our pancakes because of it. There was also a pretty long wait (idk why all those reviews were saying the line moves quickly, that was NOT our experience). Now the scrambled eggs were good and the home fries were decent but nothing to write home about either. Our main issue was the pancakes themselves but I haven't heard anyone else mention anything wrong with them so maybe we got an off batch?

My first time here was at Carroll Garden's location and today was my first time at this location. Nothing different about the two, very consistent. LOVE the OG pancakes but they are a bit soft due to it being oatmeal. However, I love them and the butter on top! They can be made dairy free and GF which is great, the only diary used is the butter. Next time I'll try the banana walnut one for maybe more texture. Also got the chicken sandwich. It's delicious but it came out a little burnt today. Otherwise it's a great dish. I do want to try their eggs. They look so fresh and fluffy. Great place to grab breakfast/lunch with quick service! The outdoor space at Prospect Heights location is still not open but once it is it'll be nice to have more spots available. The Carroll Gardens location is small and always a long wait.

What a great concept. My first time at a Salt's Cure....and this will fit in just perfectly in the 'hood. Counter service concept so order find a seat and they will bring it to you. That popular concept is popping up all over. Tried the OG and the cinnamon butter is just sweet enough on the soft griddle cakes. Also got the soft scramble which was cooked perfectly. The sausage looked very appealing too. Prices seem reasonable not crazy high.

It was fine. They lack in drink offerings (I'd have liked a chai or hot chocolate because I don't drink coffee, and there was nothing for me). My mom did not like the coffee there. The oatmeal griddle pancake was good, but not something I'd return for I think. Service was fine but not standout, and ambiance is pretty standard. It's definitely not a bad spot but it wasn't amazing either.

Wasn't super excited for another breakfast spot until I tried this place! Welcome to my life oatmeal griddle cakes! They were both crispy on the outside and soft inside. The butter on the OG was yummy. Can't say I wouldn't still like to put syrup on these bad boys, though you won't get it here. Good size portion and was enough for 2 of us. Prices are on par with what you are getting. Love the order at the counter, don't sit until you order concept which made the service quick. Staff are friendly and helpful. Also, may seem minor but props for the Cholula on all the tables! There is a nice outdoor sitting area as well which is great for this time of year. Can't wait to come back and try some other menu items!

If you wanna spend 50 dollars for two people on mushy oatmeal pancakes and a flavorless chicken sandwich that's bun is 6 times the size of the (oddly red) fillet, this is your local rip off. My stomach hurts writing this. The coffee didn't have a price tag on the menu so we expected some of the "serious gourmet shi" to quote Jules but the cup of joe tasted liked just like FOLGERS!!! The servers did no wrong though and it was fast I'll give them that. But hey once again I'm the tasteless sucker you know? should've stuck to my local diner. You should too. Go to mikes instead. Ow my stomach hurts.

I went as part of my question to try all the top rated pancakes in the city. Went on a week day and was able to walk right in. you order and pay at the counter, which I like. I had the OG pancakes. Very different. Very good. I wouldn't rush back for them because there are ones I prefer, but I would enjoy having them again sometime. They are a little gooey, almost like an undercooked cookie. So if you are a Levain Bakery person, you might like these. Maybe I am being uptight to withhold a star, but I found my ice coffee undrinkable and super expensive. It's a nice place. Comfortable.

This spot is great and not very busy as compared to their other Brooklyn location. Super fair prices, which I really appreciate. Love all their griddle cakes, and the eggs and hash brown are great too. I'd skip the fried chicken, though maybe it's more appealing in.sandwich form. Would recommend for a casual breakfast!

OG and apple pancakes great. Potatoes solid. But definitely the pancakes. Can't go wrong. Never had griddle pancakes before. Great 1st time experience

ordered the og pancakes and home fries. the pancakes are the most popular item and i was a bit disappointed with them. they are extremely soft almost undercooked in texture which made them taste sort of raw. they're very rich and i could only eat one. the home fries were delicious and i would eat them again. super nice and crunchy with a fluffy inside. the restaurant is a bit finicky though and would not let us split the bill which was strange since you pay/order at the counter before you sit down.

I was shocked that the menu is basically just pancakes and sides that you can get to accompany those pancakes BUT the pancakes are so so so so good. I tried both the blueberry and apple ones and both were amazing. I can't wait to come back again!

This was thee absolutely most disgusting thing I have eaten in a longgggggg time! I had the banana walnut and it was soooooo mushy with an off putting taste that both my friend and I related to how baby barf smells. I can't believe this is a thing lmaoooo I swear people's palates are shot to hell.