Miriam

For a standout brunch, Saturday mornings are a guest favorite at Miriam, reviewers specifically praise a “lovely Saturday brunch.” For a quieter weeknight, Tuesday evenings have been noted as less busy.

Guests often describe the mains as generous, several reviewers note entrees (notably the chicken schnitzel) arrive in large portions that can be shared or yield leftovers.

Yes, Miriam has been chosen for wedding-anniversary dinners, and guests report it made for a very good choice for their special evening, with thoughtful dishes and attentive service.

Yes, Miriam offers outdoor seating: multiple guests mention being seated on the front patio or outdoor deck, enjoying the covered/enclosed patio and its lights.

Yes, guests reference other Miriam locations, including a Park Slope spot and a more casual Brooklyn 'Miriam Street Food' outpost.

Miriam feels warm and neighborhood-focused, with bright, cozy interiors and an inviting bar counter; it’s convivial and can get quite noisy when full, especially at peak dinner and weekend times.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, informal attire is appropriate so you can relax and enjoy brunch or dinner without anything formal required.

For a calmer visit, aim for a weekday, Tuesday evenings are often quiet, and an early dinner (around 5:30) is perfect if you’re heading to a show; guests also find weekday breakfast/brunch to be relatively quieter.

Yes, families are welcome: guests note the staff were kind to children, the restaurant provided coloring sheets and crayons, and kids enjoyed brunch items like challah French toast.