Rob Long

This was a solid burger served from a hole in the wall, just how I like it. The staff was very friendly and they had nice, covered outdoor seating. The only problems I had with the burger was there wasn't enough crisp and char on the smash patties. Also, the grilled onions were pretty raw, I like mine more caramelized. But their sauce was fantastic and the burger was memorable. Fries looked amazing too, wish I would have got some. I would definitely come again!

The absolute best pizza I've ever had in my life. We tried 10 different pizza spots on our trip and Di Fara was by far the best. Yes, you'll have to wait. Yes, it is deep in Brooklyn. But I promise it is worth it. The crust was the thinnest, most crisp I've ever tasted. Its crisp even beats the top New Haven spots. I loved that they made the slices to order, not reheated. The ingredients were simple and fresh (they get everything from Italy). I have been dreaming about this pizza every day since our trip.

The shop is exactly what you'd expect, very small and looks straight out of the 60s. The staff were so friendly and patient, the vibes of the place were excellent. There is a very large Orthodox Jewish population in the neighborhood. It was really cool to see so much culture and diversity.

If you are a pizza fan of any kind, you absolutely have to make the trek to Di Fara. It's life changing!