Cozy Crown Heights diner serving Hungarian-Jewish classics. Must-try: potato pullman w/ chicken liver mousse, Hungarian chicken broth, & cheesecake.
This charming Brooklyn spot, inspired by a Hungarian grandmother's cooking, offers a delightful mix of Eastern European and Jewish flavors. From their exceptional bread, like the potato pullman with chicken liver mousse, to comforting dishes such as Hungarian chicken broth with nokdeli, every bite is a testament to tradition. Don't miss their sweet finishes, from delicate crepes to a must-try cheesecake, all served in a cozy, pink-hued diner setting.
This restaurant specializes in Hungarian-Jewish cuisine, with a strong emphasis on comforting, traditional dishes. Standout items include their artisanal bread, especially the potato pullman bread with chicken liver mousse, and savory options like Hungarian chicken broth with nokdeli. Desserts are also a highlight, with cheesecake and crepes receiving frequent recommendations.
"Customers highly recommend the tuna melt, cheesecake, and potato pullman bread with chicken liver mousse. The Hungarian chicken broth with nokdeli and Palacsinta (crepe-style pancakes) are also frequently mentioned as must-tries."
Customers rave about the unique and comforting Eastern European and Jewish-inspired dishes, with particular praise for the bread, cheesecake, and savory options. The charming ambiance and excellent wine also contribute to a highly positive dining experience.
Important Note
Due to its small size, reservations are highly recommended.
"This commenter lists Agi’s Counter as a recommended sandwich spot."
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Positive"This commenter lists Agis Counter as a recommended sandwich spot."
Positive"This commenter lists Agis Counter as a recommended sandwich spot."
Positive"Agi's Counter is suggested as a place that might serve chicken paprikash, noting it offers very authentic Hungarian food."
Positive"The commenter recommended a visit to Agi eighborhoods Counter for lunch or brunch, suggesting it as a good option before or after visiting the Brooklyn Museum."
Positive"Hungarian Pastry Shop was mentioned as a place to get cheesecake."
Neutral"This user suggests Agi's Counter for its "jew-ish" classics, specifically recommending the tuna melt."
Positive"The author loves Agi's cheesecake but would prefer they bring back older favorites like the Ferdinand bun or Gerbaud slice."
Positive"The author expressed hope that Agi's Counter thrives, despite mentioning they preferred older pastries like the Ferdinand bun or Gerbaud slice over the current cheesecake."
Neutral"The author mentioned trying the Cheesecake at Agi's Counter."
Neutral"This restaurant is listed as a repeat spot."
Positive"This restaurant is listed as a repeat spot."
Positive"Agi's Counter is described as excellent with great wine, but it is quite small and requires reservations."
Positive"Agi's Counter serves Hungarian Jewish cuisine and is located in Brooklyn. Reservations are highly recommended due to its small size."
Positive"Agis was recommended for their tuna melt."
Positive"Agi's is listed as a recommended spot for a tuna melt."
Positive"According to this user, Agi's Counter's tuna melt lives up to its reputation."
Positive"Agi's Counter in Brooklyn is described as being 'Hungarian-ish'."
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