Milk & Roses

Such an enchanting space. The decor of the restaurant is definitely paying homage to the libraries of the Western World of yesteryear. Very tall makeshift book shelves with mock books in beautiful earth tones. There is a beautiful fireplace and a feeling of holistic warmth engulfs you upon entry. The food was absolutely incredible and our waitress Miriami was an absolute delight, catering to our every need in the most beautiful way. I give them a 10/10 and I definitely recommend!

This place has amazing ambience and great entree options on the menu. I had the branzini and the burger which were both good. The potato wedges that came with the burger we're so crispy and perfect.

We just got married at Milk & Roses on Friday and let me just tell you… it was a DREAM!!! Not only is the venue stunning itself, our guests loved the warm and inviting atmosphere. The back garden made it super romantic, and versility of rooms made it fun for our guests. The food was exquisite, and the stuff was divine!! Working with Susanne made it so easy to plan for. We highly recommend anyone thinking of doing something unique and different than a typical venue, have your wedding there! You’ll never regret it and have the most romantic Brooklyn fairytale!

The food, drinks, and atmosphere are amazing. The lasagna-type dish is out of this world. The squid was excellent. The drinks were delicious. The outdoor seating had a ton of shade and the garden is beautiful. The service was soooooo slow. I would give it another shot to see if the service improves because it was so good. There were two servers. One was working her butt off and the other was folding silverware so read into that what you will. I think they have the opportunity to be sublime but they need to have a hard working team to make it happen.

What a beautiful restaurant with both parts cozy and sophisticated on the inside and European vacation on the outside. The service team is so wonderful and kind and also share about how they are happy to work in such a beautiful space. Accommodating, courteous and overall joyful. Love coming here. We celebrated a birthday with7 people and it was so smooth and lovely. Thank you.

From the moment we stepped into Milk & Roses, we knew it was the place we wanted to get married. The space is absolutely gorgeous, especially the garden, and the team is clearly a well-oiled machine when it comes to events. Susanne was wonderful to work with—super communicative and accommodating throughout the entire process. Everything ran so smoothly, from coordination with our vendors to setting up a rain backup plan (which we thankfully didn’t need!). Our guests raved about the food, and the staff on the day of were kind, attentive, and totally on it. We couldn’t imagine having our wedding anywhere else.

I had brunch here a few weeks ago while on a trip to Brooklyn. Nestled in a quiet area, this restaurant’s entrance can’t be more pedestrian than the street itself. If you walk by and happen to miss it, you would not be inattentive. It is perhaps an intended presentation, so as not to judge the place by the glitz, but by its substance. Entering the space, one is beguiled and almost immediately transported to an English country manor ambiance. From the wafting soft music to the sun drenched library, to the cozy fireplace and the grandeur of the hardwood floors, you can’t help but feel the very relaxing and inviting charm. The decor and appearance are part of the regal experience and while the menu may not meet a gastronomes cravings, it nevertheless would be quite appealing to a variety of palettes. In that regard we started with a shared stack of Pancakes and Strawberries, which were just delicious. We then had individual servings, with the hearty Croque Pullman, a combination of quintessential breakfast favorites - omelette, toast and bacon, and then then the very appetizing Panino con Frittata, with mouth watering Gruyère, zucchini and caramelized onions. The third dish was the Shakshuka which was a combination of two eggs sunny side up on zesty tomato sauce and bacon. The food was as delectable as one could expect, and the service from the ushers to the servers was just outstanding. Our server, Valentina was as cheery as the surroundings and was very attentive, which added to our great experience. If you are in the area and would like to get a reasonably priced meal in a very charming setting, and not settle for the trite deli or take out experience, this would be a good place to try. It is family friendly and in the summers there is an open garden section with seating in much demand. I think you might find the overall experience just as fulfilling as I did, enough for me to return for another meal on my next visit.

The atmosphere here is absolutely unique — perfect for a date night. Surprisingly, it wasn’t crowded on a Friday. We ordered the cucumber and pear salad, which was refreshing and interesting. The cauliflower steak was also delicious and a great option for those who don’t eat meat. The potato wedges were tasty as well. Our server, Maria, was friendly and lovely to chat with. The bill was moderate, which made the experience even better!

Just discovered this gem earlier this week on Yelp when wanting to try something new. Workers know the menu while staying friendly. The food satisfies before you even taste it. They offer a clean setting at reasonable cost. We were completely satisfied with our visit.

Dined alone the first time for a Sunday brunch and it was great. Then.... Flew back from CA to take my daughter for brunch and was told we couldn't dine inside because of her little dog. We let the hostess know it was a service animal and we had documentation. She stated it was the management, not her, that had the rule. We mentioned she was a psychiatric service animal and I mentioned "it's there a law against this?" Hostess offered an outside table. Not wanting to cause a scene, we went outside to empty tables facing a large green rubbish bin. Meh. They brought our table water and we shortly decided to leave. It wasn't worth feeling this way when we came so far. Nor worth patronizing. It was a one hit wonder. We were happier at Leroy's, Greenpoint.

A terrible meal and service on 2/14. Food was "okay" at best, service was amateur and disorganized. .

The food was just okay. Don't expect anything too grand or unique tasting. The service was good, and the staff was kind to us. I don't think I'd return.

Drinks were really good. Food was good too especially the short rib, so was the service. We came here on a Friday night and it wasn't that busy.

The place is absolutely gorgeous but that's where it ends. Menu is sparse and the food is not so great!! We had wine and prosecco so you can't go wrong with that. Such a beautiful place but food and service needs some work

Beautiful ambiance, they have a great backyard and pay attention to detail with the decor. Went for brunch and while the portion sizes are a bit small, the food is great although pricy. Ordered the peanut butter and jelly French toast which was really good and egg panini sandwich. Sides are additional if you want to add fries. Amazing service also, no wait time to be seated and were very accommodating when we wanted to change tables.

The place is visually very nice, but the food was underwhelming and the chairs weren't comfortable. Not sure I'd come back

Overall rating: 4.3 I saw this online and loved the decor. I went for brunch with a friend and was able to sit down immediately. My friend and I sat in the front and do we regret it. The service was non-existent. It was definitely very busy for only 3 waitresses including a hostess & bartender. Towards, mid-way through - we got an actual waitress and service picked itself up. We ordered a second time & got our food easily. I'd love to go ahead for maybe lunch or dinner. The outside space looked beautiful.

I have been looking forward to trying Milk and Roses for quite some time, especially since I live in the neighborhood. I took my wife there for dinner on a Saturday night, and we were pleased to be seated immediately upon arrival. The dim lighting created a cozy atmosphere, beautifully complemented by the restaurant's decor. After reviewing the menu, we decided to start with the Milk & Roses and Pinel is Vile cocktails, paired with the Pasticcio al Forno and Cacio e Pepe ai Gamberoni for our main courses. Our drinks arrived promptly, which was a nice touch. However, we experienced a significant delay with our main courses, and it seemed our server may have forgotten to place our order. She did apologize for the inconvenience, especially since we noticed that a table seated approximately 15 minutes after us had already received their meals. Overall, the experience fell short of expectations. The portion sizes did not justify the prices; for just two dishes and two drinks, our bill exceeded $120. The Cacio e Pepe ai Gamberoni stated it was prawns but looked more like regular shrimp While I wouldn't recommend Milk and Roses as a dinner date spot, it could be a nice place to grab a drink and kick off the evening. Needless to say I was very disappointed with my experience here and will not be coming back.

Visited on a Friday. Came early and there was no line and no wait. The place is beautiful and cozy. Inside and outdoor, it was even hard to chose where to sit because of it. Eventually me and my friend decided to sit outside (under the closed too area). Our server gave us attitude for trying to change the table, she said she won't be able to serve us because it was about to rain. But we were like, the place has a cover and there was 0% chance of rain. Then she rolled her eyes and seated us outdoor. The food was ok, but nothing extraordinary. The ambiance is great for sure! It's beautiful and romantic outdoor. So I definitely recommend, but the menu is very limited. Not many options. Perhaps brunch has better options ‍

The food is wonderful and the ambiance is super chill and rare to find in New York City. Best pasta and super quant unique spot that is always great.

very cute outdoor space for brunch in the backyard. food was very average but a really nice relaxing vibe for small bites/breakfast and a coffee. I could see it as a neighborhood spot but not a destination one if you coming from outside GP/BK. Food: 6/10 Value: 6/10 Service: 4/10 Vibe: 9/10

Overall subpar experience. The ambiance is the main appeal of the restaurant -- it's what caught my eye a few years ago and the space remains uniquely quaint; however, the food and service are consistently lacking. On my most recent visit, my party had made a reservation for brunch which required a non-refundable deposit -- although throughout the time we were at the restaurant, the majority of the tables were free. In my experience, even restaurants that rely on reservations or are apparently busier than Milk and Roses generally don't require deposits on reservations. An unusual rip-off. Our server was kind, but inattentive. We waited about 30 minutes for our food and noticed another party that arrived after us being served before we were. We received a check-in late into the meal and weren't offered refills on drinks at any time. The quality of the food is good, but many in my party complained that their dishes lacked flavor. (The only flavor I could taste in the panino con frittata was the balsamic vinegar -- the eggs had absolutely no flavor.) Several members of my party ordered sandwiches, all of which were stacked high enough that they proved difficult to eat. Our server also failed to inform us that the difference between sandwich dishes that offer small/large portions was simply the difference between 1 or 2 full-sized sandwiches. Most of the party was faced with 2 full-sized sandwiches at the meal when most would have preferred just 1. Nearly double the price was paid for those dishes -- again a rip-off. After giving Milk and Roses a handful of tries, I will not be returning.

The food, service, and ambiance are fantastic. The interior has a magical feel, and I was truly in awe when I walked in, especially with all the books and decorations. I will definitely return in the summer. This place is a small hidden gem in Greenpoint.

Had the opportunity to have brunch with friends here on a Sunday in December. We made a reservation prior but when we arrived it was pretty empty, our luck! When it came time to order I went with an iced coffee and their breakfast sandwich on toast with scrambled eggs and bacon. This was a filling dish that wasn't too heavy overall. Staff was really friendly and the space is such a warm vibe. Come here with friends for brunch and someone special in the evenings!

We were so excited to come to Milk and Roses for our Valentine's Day dinner, but unfortunately, we were let down on multiple occasions. It was close to a half hour before we were greeted and for water to arrive at our table. It was then another 10 minutes before our drink order was taken, needing to flag for help each time. The food that was prix fixe came out sporadically, cold (minus the first course), and uninspired/subpar. While we made the most out of the evening and enjoyed the ambiance for the most part, we were really disappointed in the disorganized service as well as the value we received for what we paid. This meal ended up costing what you would find at a fine dining restaurant here in NYC while lacking the quality of food and service. Online, the restaurant claims to serve American food with Southern Italian influences, however, the meal did not reflect that in the slightest. While everyone was kind, it truly was not worth the amount of money being charged, and we ultimately felt a bit misguided. Looking around the room at other guests, we realized we were not alone.

Place is very cute. Food was ok. Nothing special. Service good. Waitress was lovely. They charge your credit card when you reserve. Then it gets deducted from the bill. The bill already includes a service charge. The bill was confusing. Sat inside and could see the pretty garden, but the chairs are the most uncomfortable chairs ever!

Went here for a friend's bday and would definitely come back! Very cozy interior and great staff. Loved the lamb dish I had with some house red wine

The ambiance of this place is awesome. On a nice day, sitting outside in the garden and eating is a great experience. The last time I went, they had bug spray for those who might not like sitting outside because they get bit. I never got bit. I did use the spray. The short rib pasta was great. The octopus was also very good. Both were plated very nicely. The place is cash only. There is an atm.

Stayed at the Box House and decided to walk down the street to try it out. First. it was uncomfortably hot, we ordered our food, drinks came out fairly quickly. Avocado toast was so incredibly bland. The sliced avocado just sits on top of dry bread and SLIPPED right off onto the table as I cut it with a knife. The sliced avocado, sliced unseasoned tomato and medium egg sat on the table as I showed the waitress that I lost half of my meal because it simply slid right off the toast and her reply was "oh sorry". My friend ordered a dish that was recommended by the waitress that consisted of three pieces of toast with cheese and deli turkey between it. The egg was to be cooked over easy, but came medium. They did not eat it and told the waitress that the meal was completely unacceptable, and she offered something else even though everyone else was finished and we were leaving and almost insisted that they get something else instead of refunding, and finally agreed to refund the food. We had pancakes and bacon... the pancakes are advertised as "giant pancakes" they are regular pancakes, regular sized pancakes... Just a ploy to be able to charge $21 for them. The only decent thing was the French toast, but still nothing to brag about when we got home. Coming in from Los Angeles and this to be our first stop in New York for food, was so disappointing. Food lackluster, service even more lackluster. I can see this being a great place to sit with friends and have a drink... But the food is way overpriced for the quality.

Service was terrible and pinsa undercooked. Terrible place the last couple years, won't be back.

We just had our baby shower here and it was beautiful! Perfect for this special occasion. We had about 20 guests and the space was very comfortable for all. We had it in the outdoor area. Soooo pretty love the gardens and so many places for photos! Suzanne who helped us with planning was great. Very accommodating. They allowed me to bring my dog even tho the restaurant doesn't allow dogs. We were so happy they made this exception! Everything went better than I had anticipated. Food was yummy as usual! We had lots of food options for everybody to be happy-including meat based dishes & veg. All of our guests were extremely pleased and had a wonderful time. The venue was perfect!!! Extremely grateful and happy

IGNORE THE FIVE STAR REVIEWS THIS PLACE TRUES TO FORCE YOU TO GIVE 5 STARS I'm annoyed that i have to say this but the hostess completely ignored our party. She didn't place food down, had our party effectively serve ourselves and never refreshed water (which was hard to get because she never came to our table) She then messed up the orders for our party and when requesting a correction she aggressively stated that we ordered what she had brought. We then said to bring our actual order but it took so long we asked 20 minutes in to just cancel it. She then said she been like "i asked you if you still wanted it" which wasn't the case- we had just assumed they would fix our order after they got it wrong. They then forced us to take it with us. Genuinely aweful experience. Don't come here, but if you're not eating and don't need service the vibe is nice for a photo shoot or some cocktail party. I will say the lamb was decent thoigh

The pancakes were delicious. You can't beat the ambiance of a vintage bookstore vibe. The staff are super attentative.

Aye look, I'm giving this joint a 5 for multiple reasons! The ambience is unlike anything I've ever seen in the city! The baby back ribs and eggs absolutely slaps?!! I DIDNT KNOW YOU COULD DO THAT, but it goes!! It wasn't too busy, which was such a nice change of pace for a brunch spot, and all in all I felt at peace. It feels like such a hidden gem, and maybe I shouldn't vote it so high to keep it that way, but man! I want these folks to thrive!!

The service is so bad and slow :/ really wanted to love this place. I'd avoid if you don't have much time

The most beautiful outdoor patio I've been to! It honestly feels like a garden party! Came here on a Saturday afternoon around 2 and was able to snag a seat out back. The vibes here are immaculate, and even though the food & drinks are pricy, I'd say you're paying more for the ambiance. Was able to catch with a friend over some coffee and we split a pasta dish! The pasta was pretty good, but nothing crazy. Did really like my coffee though - the foam on my cappuccino was a nice touch. For two coffees and a pasta, our bill was pretty high (~$50) but that being said, still really enjoyed our time here.

I've been to this restaurant a few times over the years and each time was a bit underwhelmed / disappointed, but wanted to give it another chance since I live in the neighborhood. This Valentines Day was the last straw, I'm never going to come here again. I've literally never written a yelp review before but I can't believe how unpleasant this meal was. First of all, in order to hold a reservation for 2/14 they made us send a Venmo of the full cost of the meal to a random number, which is super weird no? I've never seen another restaurant do this, even on Valentine's Day. The rates were different depending on the space in the restaurant where you wanted to be seated (also weird!). We picked the fireplace room which was one of the more expensive tickets ($230!) but we assumed that the vibe in a space called the "fireplace room" would be cozy and romantic. We arrived and honestly immediately started laughing at how weird the ambiance was in that room. First of all, the lights were BRIGHT, like cafeteria bright. There were over a dozen lamps turned on in this room, and a bright chandelier. We noticed some of the other couples around us taking it upon themselves to turn off the lamps closest to them. There was technically a fireplace but everybody was seated so far away from it that it was actually cold in the room. Most of the tables were long tables with wooden benches, like you'd use for a big event, and we were seated at a table that already had people on the other end. We asked if we could switch to one of the smaller tables by the window and were told that those tables were a different price, even though they were in the same room. Weird! But honestly by the end of the meal we weren't even talking about how bad the vibes were because the quality of the food and the service were also so bad. We weren't offered water or drink menus until we asked, and for our 8:30 reservation we didn't get water until 9PM and didn't get our drinks until 9:30PM, which was after the soup had arrived. We noticed that everyone else around us in the room were having a similar experience of waiting for their drinks and water for ages, or having to ask multiple times for these things. Honestly if we hadn't already paid for such an expensive meal in advance we probably would have left at this point, but we felt like we had to see it through to try and get our moneys worth. The first two courses took a really long time to arrive, and they messed up our salad order (which feels like it shouldn't be possible for a pre fixe meal where they made us check off our choices with a pen on the paper menu), and again we noticed that other couples around us also got their orders messed up. After the first two courses the rest of the food came out at a decent pace, but the quality was underwhelming. The soup wasn't hot, the canapés felt like they had been sitting out, and generally most of the food was just sort of flavorless and unexciting. Throughout our meal the service could be best described as bad and weird. The servers were very kind but just didn't seem very well trained and seemed overwhelmed and frantic, like they were maybe understaffed and/or hadn't been prepared for how to handle this night. They were constantly running in and out of the room (like sprinting), disappearing for a long time and then lingering close to the table very suddenly, snatching up our plates the moment one of us was done even if the other one of us was still eating, taking our plates but not replacing our silverware so we had dirty cutlery sitting on the tablecloth, bringing one item at a time even when we had ordered two of the same thing, etc. Just sort of unsettling especially when you're charging so much money and it's supposed to be a special valentines meal. In the end we ended up paying over $400 for this meal (the $230 ticket plus two drinks each, fees and 20% tip which was automatically added) which is by far the most expensive meal for two people we've ever had in Greenpoint, with some of the weirdest vibes and worst food and experience. Again, the staff was very very nice and I don't blame them at all, this seemed like an issue of really poor management. I've never complained to a manager before in my life but I was very close to doing so after this meal because it felt like such a rip off.

It's truly a shame because the location, both inside and outside, is beautiful. Unfortunately, the food is not up to standard, but the most disappointing aspect was the service. I have rarely experienced such poor service--whenever we needed something, we had to get up and look for the waitress because she never came to our table. Considering the quality of the service and the food, this place is overpriced. I won't be returning.

What a wonderful little place. The staff was very friendly and fun to talk with. The food was amazing. Our salad was great and the steak was amazing! Save room for dessert because the tiramisu because it is a must!

Among the worst brunch meals I've had in Brooklyn so far. My girlfriend made a reservation here for her birthday, and it disappointed in most fronts. First, the good part - the ambience and decorations are nice. You really feel like you're in a Victorian library, and the venue is spacious. It's very unique in that regard and visually enjoyable. The outdoor space is nice. Then, the bad part: the food was very mediocre. My party ordered pretty much everything on the menu, and every dish was generally subpar, lacking good flavor, consistency, and any attention to detail. Sometimes I can give a place a pass if they're trying unique things that don't work, but the fundamentals were badly missed. The burger and the BLT came with gigantic buns, way too large for the sandwiches. The accompanying "salad" was just a bunch of arugula with a flavorless dressing. The patty was dry and overcooked. The pancakes were way too dense and dry. The shakshuka was watery. Wish the food matched how nice the place looks. Revisiting the basic techniques for these dishes would go a long way to making this place work. I don't plan on returning.

This restaurant is incredibly beautiful, and I would love to come again for the ambiance. The interior is incredibly cool, perfect for a dreary day. You feel like you're in a victorian library and its very cozy. The garden is beautiful and large, which is ideal for a nice summer evening. The drinks looked good, but we didn't get any. The food was good, but nothing insane. They have spaghetti for all the pastas and put them in different sauces. The spaghetti seems hand made, but I think they leave it a bit too al dente (and I enjoy a chewy pasta). The sauces are good, but I've also had more satisfying pasta dishes elsewhere. I live in the area, so its a spot I will visit again. But if you have to travel an hour to get here, it might be a one and done. All the bad reviews for the service are interesting, I think it was slow but only one waitress, one runner, and one hostess were working and there was also a wedding reception in their event space. So it really didn't surprise me.

We went here for brunch over and our secondary motive was also to scout this place for our 2 year olds birthday. Their backyard seating area pictures very well and looks very interesting and inviting in picture. Sadly, it all ends there. We went with the $20 Unlimited Mimosa option (60 mins) along with a breakfast item purchase which included Beetroot Salad ($16), Mint Salad ($16), Shakshuka ($18), and Smoked Salmon Roll up ($18). The outdoor seating are has comfortable seating although we were constantly getting bit by bugs in the backyard. Thankfully, they also supplied complimentary bug spray which we found lying on another table. Service is ok and we usually expect attentive servers with the unlimited booze options which wasn't the case. We had to flag down our servers 2 times, which they obviously did not appreciate! Food was just ok - nothing great about it. Smoked Salmon was unfortunately the saltiest thing on our order and my friend could not finish the salmon. There was also automatic gratuity of 20% on a table of 4, and this is a cash only place, which was further more disappointing. We had a relatively drama free experience, which wasn't really memorable.

I feel like the 5 star reviews are because the spot is so beautiful but the customer service sucks. Our waitress had an attitude and we didn't feel welcome at all. We decided to just leave and ofc on our way out we see her whispering about us. Please hire better staff. Coming here really dampened our day

Very confusing. Food is very strange. What is on the menu doesn't always translate to what is served. Probably the most annoying under and how the math was mathing. We left with an icky feeling about the entire situation. The only good thing they had going was the garden back yard. Just make sure you don't care about sitting on hard iron wrought chairs.

I have been waiting to go to this restaurant for a long time. It had a cute vibe, but the food could have been better. The prices were so high for what we ate. If I could give the drinks a five-star alone, I would. This is not a breakfast place; maybe dinner is better.

Do not pass this place by! Super classy and cozy ambiance. The staff were genuinely welcoming and the service was more than I expected! My meal was delicious and I'm looking forward to coming back and enjoying the rustic European charm again soon!

Charged me twice. I called their phone number several times at different times of the day but no answer. Also no email address on their website so I can't even email them the transaction that was duplicated. Disappointing.

The space is incredible, but I'm a picky eater and if I brought friends, I wish there was something else on the menu I can eat... This place would be so incredibly busy if the menu was just gently more accommodating to picky eaters. I live across the street and when I went there with a friend, I had zero choices besides a drink...

vintage style bistro I really like their decoration Indoor is vintage style Outdoor has a super cute garden Very chill However, I expect the food can be more delicious. Btw CASH ONLY!

I don't know if I just went on an off day but this place is the cutest little hidden gem! You would never know what was inside/ out in their back garden based on their front door entrance. Note it's cash only but they do have an ATM inside. We got a salad(so fresh and colorful!), linguini and clams, and the short rib. Everything was delicious. It was so nice to sit in their back area. Would love to come back in the winter and eat inside because it was just as cute and cozy looking inside too. highly recommend!

This chic restaurant has very stylish indoor dining areas and a lush garden patio. The pastas are all tasty, but the creamy cacio e peppi pasta was the best. The servers are friendly, the prices are fair, and you will notice nice little retro touches throughout the place. Get reservations for weekend visits, as it becomes very full!

Milk and Roses Bistro was the most dreamy location to host our baby shower! Their conservatory was the perfect location and ambiance for our spring "baby in bloom" themed baby shower! Sussane, their event coordinator, was extremely communicative and helped us through planning and executing the event flawlessly! Their food and desserts were very yummy. The portion sizes were large! Their PBJ was out of the world! The service throughout the event was seamless, and the staff was so friendly! They were even able to accommodate some last-minute food restrictions without much fuss. I can't wait to host another event at Milk and Roses, perhaps our baby's birthday :)

So cozy, nice staff, great drinks, good food. Library feel with wooden farm tables and a real fireplace. Great ambiance!

The perfect date night The absolute coziest, romantic, warm setting with food to match that same vibe. Whether it's a casual dinner, anniversary, or first date- I'd recommend it to anyone. We ordered the Caprese di Stracciatella as a starter (so lovely and light), and entrees were the Genovese and Fava, Cicoria,Pecorino,&Crusco. I'm pescatarian/vegetarian and my date is not, and I felt like there was plenty decent options for me since I wasn't in a seafood mood. The pasta taste so homemade and fresh. Ended the meal with Stracciatella Cheesecake. We don't usually order dessert and I'm glad we did. Such a delight. The servers were all amazing, we had extremely quick, but not rushed, service. I would suggest sitting in the front if you get the chance!

I had the best time for my birthday lunch here. The food was really good and the outdoor seating was beautiful. We had a big group and the staff went above and beyond getting everyone's order right! We really loved the entire experience and my friends kept saying how happy they were so it was a great choice.

The ambiance and setting of the backyard of milk and roses is the most magical spot in all of Brooklyn. It's the perfect outdoor fairy garden spot for summer. The food and prices however were not great. The croque madam was not warm and gooey and the shakshuka was a bit flavorless. Our waiters and waitresses made up for it though. they were wonderful attentive and a lot of fun!

Truly the most adorable little Italian place I have ever been to!! They have such a gorgeous interior and an absolutely beautiful garden- it is impossible to decide which is more charming. The women who ran it are soooo friendly and sweet and I really hope all the best to them because they are so lovely. The food is very good! It seems like really authentic, well done Italian food, and they have interesting things that I hadn't tried before as well as really well executed classics. My girlfriend and I went on a date together and we are so glad we did. This place is truly the most romantic and beautiful place to get dinner together. I wish everyone could get a chance to visit. :) :)