12 Chairs is an approachable neighborhood restaurant that transports the restaurant clientele to Tel Aviv without leaving New York. We started out as a small cafe in artistic Soho and have since become a popular coffee shop / restaurant, with a second location in Williamsburg. Despite the many changes over the years, the one thing that remains the same is that all of the dishes are homemade and prepared to order. It has been a pillar of the community for more than 20 years through its warm and welcoming atmosphere and hospitality, to its electric vibes and delicious food!
Middle Eastern dishes (including standout hummus) featured in a laid-back, rustic setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 342 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Phone: (347) 227-7077
Website: https://www.12chairscafe.com/
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Reviews
We ordered the tabouli, beets salad, hummus with meat, arayes, and sea bream a la plancha, and every single dish was phenomenal. The tabouli was fresh and perfectly seasoned, the beets salad had incredible depth of flavor, and that hummus with meat was next level – rich, creamy, and satisfying. The arayes were crispy and flavorful, but the real star was the sea bream a la plancha – cooked to absolute perfection with a beautiful char and tender, flaky interior.
What I loved most is how healthy everything felt without sacrificing any flavor. You can tell they use quality ingredients and prepare everything with care. The flavors were vibrant, authentic, and incredibly satisfying.
The journey from Manhattan was 100% worth it – this is the kind of meal that reminds you why great food is worth traveling for. Can’t wait to come back and try more of their menu. Highly, highly recommend to anyone looking for exceptional Mediterranean cuisine!
The club music at breakfast time is way too loud, which the staff certainly likes, but can’t understand that it bothers the guests when they have to shout at each other to communicate.
All in all I don’t understand the hype about that restaurant. The location in Manhattan is probably more ‚hygge‘.
Partly recommended.
Many of us loved the arayes with lamb, and it was surprisingly super filling. Fish is also really good, but the chicken schnitzel is just alright, pretty standard.
It’s really easy to get a reservation here but note they do enforce time limits per table when it’s busy. It’s also pretty cramped loud inside – was kinda hard to hear the people sitting across from me over the music and the other tables 2 feet away from us.
We ordered the home fries, a few of the small plates, and the pelmeni. Everything tasted amazing, the presentation was on point, and the portions were a good size. Honestly, we ended up spending way less than we thought for the amount and quality of food. The wait for our dishes wasn’t long at all.
Definitely a spot I’d recommend to others and a place I’d go back to.