Cafe Loré en New York

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  Greig Roselli

  :: 29 March 2018 14:35:16

  Café Lore sits on the corner of 46th Street and 4th Avenue in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn. I came for dinner on a weekday evening. The two guys who own the place are charming and friendly. If you ask, they'll tell you stories about the neighborhood, the tragedy of how the Gowanus expressway divided the neighborhood, and what it was like for their family through the generations - they've been in the neighborhood since 1902! When you go ask for the mozzarella sticks - they're fresh. And the boys serve up their own homemade fresh ice cream.

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  Anahi Banda

  :: 09 February 2018 07:34:21

  Good food and the service was excellent. It's a tiny restaurant and it takes a little while for the food to be ready but it's worth it.

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  JUAN PEREA

  :: 14 January 2018 22:20:40

  Good food

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  Hevest Geeforever

  :: 26 September 2016 21:01:57

  Good place from what I heard nice treat, good environment and amazing food. My mother don't lie.

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  Kimberly Anne

  :: 24 November 2014 21:11:02

  This place reminds me of going to your single uncle's house for dinner. There are all the basics necessities: tables, silverware, chairs, kitchen, maybe a bathroom and of course, your uncle running a one man show dressed in a t-shirt and basketball shorts. Needless to say, the dress is casual. The decor is pretty basic and there is a piano as well as some guitars when the band comes to play. Customer service reflects being treated like family. Although the customer service was great, what really blew me away was the food that came out of this small kitchen! TOP OF THE LINE stuff for sure. Everything made fresh and from scratch. Quality of food is definitely something that is valued here. We ordered the New York Classic Chicken with marinara and Chicken Alfredo. The portions are large! We also ordered a personal pan deep dish pizza as a starter. None of the food disappointed. Everything was delicious! Expect to pay for quality though - $51 for the three dishes that could easily be shared. My date and I had plenty of leftovers to take with us. Well worth it!