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Dizzys
- Diners
- New York, NY
About this business
Billed as a finer diner, this small, newly beloved neighborhood eatery has people standing in line on weekends. Weekdays, it is crowded with locals sampling delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner. Familiar dishes are made with a twist: try the chocolate-stuffed French toast, macaroni and cheese topped with Rice Krispies or wild mushroom lasagna. If you want more conventional fare, there is always the omelet by design (you choose the fillings), tuna salad nicoise, portobello burger or vegetarian dishes. The service is warm, an... read more
Location details
511 9th St, New York, NY, 11215, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Tue | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Thu | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Sat | Closed | |
| Sun | Closed |
The Slope needs better restaurants – With all the new restaurants in the Slope opening up, and providing some good dining options, the old standbys better look out. Their average fare was fine when there was no competition. This place has standby carb loaded, average comfort food that doesn't travel well at all on delivery or pickup. The delivery is usually mixed up, and sometimes you don't get what you ordered. A little pricey in my opinion for the quality, soggy fries came with sandwiches, although their coleslaw is really... read more
boy, is this over-rated – Park Slope, north of 5th Ave. is severly lacking in good food. Mediocre restaurants simply need to serve up breakfast or brunch and the crowds come. Dizzy's bills itself as a "finer diner" and this is the truth. The question is whether the finer part, a few little muffins and strawberry butter, warrant long lines, crowded seating and expensive eggs. I don't think so. I just think Park Slope residents are suffering from a lack of options. Hint: take a car ride to Bayridge or Bensonhurst and try a rea... read more
A great brunch spot – I love this place! Go for the mini-breads and strawberry butter that come as soon as you sit down. We were at our table for a long time at brunch and the staff was very attentive even after the food was long gone.
Cant order whats on the menu – Dont know about this location, but the Dizzys on 7th avenue, only 1/2 mile from this one, has horrible service. Best breakfast is a joke. Try ordering their "breakfast sandwich". While it may be tasty, 9 times out of 10 it is unavailable during the breakfast hours. Strange!!!!!!!!
Great Brunch – Love the Brunch & very underated dinner service. Thet tout it as the finer diner but its so much more. At night out comes the linen tablecloths & the food is excellent. The only negative is they are so busy at brunch they won't let you take out
what service?! – the food was somewhat inventive and it was definitely tasty. our waitress was very friendly, too. it was the rest of the employees who sucked... it was close to closing time, and so my friend and I paid our bill after our dinner. one of dizzy's employees had locked the front door as to prevent new customers from coming in. however, that also meant that he had locked in all the customers still inside the restaurant. in any case, as we were leaving, we found the door locked. then every single employee watched ... read more
Dizzy's is the bizz-omb! – We took our bestest pal here for his birthday and Dizzy's made us feel right at home! The Sunday brunch is fantastic and our server gave us everything we needed to enjoy our meal. If you are looking for a nice place in a great neighborhood, look no further. I would highly recommend Dizzy's for all your brunching needs. From the bottomless cup of coffee to the basket o' scones & mini-muffins to the delicious entrees, Dizzy's is the place to be.
Brunch Bunch – A bit off the beaten track (i.e., Seventh Avenue) Dizzy's would seem to promise Slopers a slightly less crowded brunch -- but sadly, many devoted fans have already beaten a path to this door and you won't do any better at getting a table here than anywhere else in the nabe. But if you do make it in, friendly, if sometimes a bit harried, service and high-end diner fare await.
Frequently asked questions about Dizzys
How is Dizzys rated?
Dizzys has a 4.1 star rating with 458 reviews.
When is Dizzys open?
Dizzys is closed now. It will open at 9:00 a.m.
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