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Moto
American (Traditional) $$$$$
394 Broadway (at Hooper St.)
Brooklyn , NY 11211
American (Traditional) $$$$$
394 Broadway (at Hooper St.)
Brooklyn , NY 11211
| (718) 599-6895 See all Brooklyn restaurants |
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Moto
By Blognut Jun 05, 2007
Thanks again Serious Eats. I’m happy knowing that you’ve for sure helped create more Doughnut eaters. But before getting to San Diego and Newport RI as promised in a previous post, I must first break these post-Doughnut Day Doldrums with a trip to Moto for their locally famed grilled Doughnuts. As I’m sure was the [...] FULL REVIEW
Moto
By Salli Vates Jul 10, 2006
It's amazing to me that this oh-so-European cafe was once a dreary, drop-ceilinged check cashing place with wall-to-wall carpeting. Although it's still situated right underneath elevated subway tracks, Moto has plenty of sepia-toned charm to spare - I'd like to sit there for hours with a cup of americano and a book. FULL REVIEW
Moto
By NYC Dives Jan 16, 2006
Though a trek from usual “North” Willimasburg, Moto is well worth the excursion to the south. The corner bar/bistro scores high marks on its great prices on drinks ($4 for interesting beers and $6-10 for a range of wines) and food (entrées $8-20 depending). There was also the plus of the décor – their website (http://www.circa1938.com/) has great photos which show the “mood” of the place, an early 20th century industrial hodgepodge including great ironworks surrounding you, the collectibles and also a pull-flush toilet. Adding to the fantasy city of industry feel is the elevated train rumbling above you, and the sparse, residential/industrial landscape around the place. Though not a dive in a traditional sense (we ought to rename this website) you do feel you are in a dive from a bygone era, and have the reasonable drinks to complement it. Also, live music certain nights, on a Friday was an old-time Django Reinhardt style jazz performance which lasted well past 1 a.m.. FULL REVIEW
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