

For the world travelers, the voyageurs, and the food-driven nomads, we introduce an international marketplace. Fandi Mata seeks to enchant each guest through an evocative journey blending craftsmanship with global influences, from its Mediterranean inspired cuisine to its artisanal mezcal bar ‘Little Oaxaca’ on the mezzanine. The menu features classics with a contemporary touch and aims to incorporate eclectic, world-driven cuisine while offering an effortlessly familial hospitality experience
Lively restaurant serving global cuisine & cocktails amid plant-filled, industrial-chic decor.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 74 Bayard St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Phone: (718) 388-8877
Website: https://www.fandimata.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
The service was marvelous, all the way down to my water cup never hit a third before it got filled back up.
Highly recommend !!!!
There was a DJ mixing some great tunes in an atmosphere in which you could still have a conversation. Just perfect.
We started with the octopus, followed by the braised lamb shank and the cauliflower entrée. Flavors leaned classic Mediterranean — paprika, herbs, citrus, and slow-braised depth. Well executed, though fairly straightforward.
A lovely setting for drinks and ambiance; the food is solid, if not particularly surprising.
The food was not good. I had the steak with potatoes and a drink that I could not remember the name of in spite of coming here days ago. The steak was a bit chewy and the potatoes were strange, I couldn’t understand the taste of everything in the skillet.
The deviled eggs appetizer was good. The Paloma Picante cocktail was not very good, u barely finished it.
My friend had the French toast. I believe she liked it, but again, the food did not wow me. The restaurant was half empty this pasty Sunday.
I can not say I would return. This might be one of my worst restaurant experiences in reference to food alone.
Upon arrival, I was taken aback by the beauty of the space. It was all setup for the Dia de Los Muertos themed event, with candles and dancers in character floating around the space.
The event had a tequila tasting from Dobel, an Aperol bar, and the best margaritas. The winner of Top Chef Mexico, Carmen Miranda a generational tamalera who still prepares her handmade tamales with extreme care in a labor of love one week process. This was a pop up that needs to be permanent. The staff made sure there wasn’t a single empty glass or plate on any table as we feasted the night away to a female DJ/percussionist duo. Definitely have to try it the place out on a non event night to get a true taste of it. Thanks team for taking care of the industry last night!
Drinks are also really tasty, we had the Goodnight Adeline not so Smokey like mezcal, lighter and tasty. Also the Big in Japan was so good like a strawberry lemonade for adults.
Alex and Danilo were excellent servers – everything came so fast, great service and ambiance and food!
Had an amazing brunch at Fandi Mata! The space is absolutely beautiful with a gorgeous atmosphere that sets the perfect vibe. The food was excellent—flavorful, fresh, and beautifully presented. Our server, Dajana, was so attentive and sweet, making the whole experience even better. She went above and beyond with her great service. To top it off, we even got shots to celebrate our girls’ brunch! Such a fun and memorable experience. Can’t wait to come back!