SoHo's charmingly casual spot with surprisingly elevated brunch fare & a lauded burger. Known for its 'normal' yet healthy-tinged options & thin banana pancakes.
Croft Alley in SoHo offers a refreshingly normal yet elevated brunch experience, distinguishing itself with a menu that leans towards healthy options. From their acclaimed "Burger" to delicate, crêpe-like banana pancakes, the food aims to impress. While the LA import charms with its casual and vaguely healthy vibe, be prepared for potential weekend lines.
Croft Alley offers a menu described as vaguely healthy, with standout dishes including an acclaimed "Burger" likened to an elevated Big Mac and delicate, thin banana pancakes. However, the breakfast burrito has received mixed reviews, being called 'mid' by some. The tuna melt is also noted as a surprisingly good option.
"The "Burger" is highly acclaimed as an elevated take on a Big Mac, and the thin, crêpe-like banana pancakes are also a recommended treat."
Customers find the food to be a mixed bag, with some dishes like the tuna melt and "The Burger" receiving high praise, while others, like the breakfast burrito, are described as 'mid' or disappointing. The restaurant is noted for its charmingly casual atmosphere, though some find the clientele obnoxious and wait times long.
Important Note
Be prepared for weekend lines, and note that the breakfast burrito has received mixed reviews.
"This user recommended Croft Alley, suggesting pre-ordering to avoid lines."
Positive"The commenter expressed disbelief that people are lining up for Croft Alley, comparing the menu to the Cheesecake Factory from the 2000s."
Negative"The breakfast burrito at Croft Alley was disappointing, rated 6.7/10. The user found the food to be just okay, the wait time long, and the clientele obnoxious, making a return visit unjustifiable."
Negative"The tuna melt at Croft Alley was surprisingly good, even when served on a tortilla due to a bread shortage."
Positive"The breakfast burrito at Croft Alley was considered 'mid'."
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