Peck's

"This coffee shop on Myrtle is a local breakfast sandwich destination. Besides the classic bacon or sausage, egg, and cheese, there’s one with cream cheese, one with house-smoked pastrami, and our favorite, The Golden One, which has fried eggs, cheddar, green chiles, and a latke, all on a Portuguese bun. Peck doesn’t have any indoor seating, but there’s a heated backyard if the weather’s nice, or you can take your sandwich to go. They also do lunch sandwiches, and have a coffee shop with some tables called Peckish nearby. " - willa moore, bryan kim, tiffany yannetta, neha talreja

"An old-school Jewish deli at heart with a hip, modern twist, Peck's is a neighborhood go-to for coffee, sandwiches, growlers of craft beer and deli items from rotisserie chickens to fancy cheese and fresh eggs. Enjoy lunch and a beer in their sunny backyard, pack a picnic to-go or visit during Jewish holidays for special classics like latkes or matzo ball soup." - Makewell

"Peck’s does beautiful things with breakfast sandwiches. They’ve got your classic bacon or sausage, egg, and cheese, but there’s also one with cream cheese, one with house-smoked pastrami, and our personal favorite, The Golden One: fried eggs, cheddar, green chiles, and a latke, all on a Portuguese bun. There’s nowhere to sit inside the Myrtle Avenue coffee shop, but there’s a heated backyard if the weather’s nice, or you can take your sandwich to go—we’ve eaten them in bed, in a moving car, and they’ve even held up all the way to Jacob Riis Beach, an hour away. Peck’s also makes lunch sandwiches, if you’re egg-averse, and they have another location nearby called Peckish. It doesn’t have prepared food, but it does have pastries, and tables for getting a little work done while drinking a cappuccino. photo credit: Peck's" - Willa Moore

"Peck’s, known for its breakfast sandwiches, became the center of a viral incident involving a disrespectful response to a job applicant inquiring about salary. The incident highlighted the restaurant's lack of compliance with New York City's salary transparency law." - Melissa McCart