Lea - Brooklyn

Well first of all the pizzas are amazzzing staff are always willing to help and well ......... It's in Brooklyn baby so get you self down there

Had a great dinner there by there open window wall on a sunny afternoon in June. Friendly service, tasty Italian, not just the usual It-Am.

The absolute worst chicken piccata I’ve ever been served. 1 tiny piece of burnt chicken covered with raw onions and capers with an unseasoned potato for $25. A joke!Food: 1/5

Before Lea closed for quite a while, I used to buy bread there. The multi-seed multi-whole-grain loaf was perhaps the best bread I've eaten. It was a staple for me and I really missed it when Lea was closed due to a kitchen fire. Before it closed, I ate there a few times. The food was okay--not great--3 stars. Since Lea reopened, I've been buying the bread again and it's still wonderful. My partner and I have eaten there twice, once for brunch, once for dinner. The food was incredibly good--5 stars--both times. It's likely to become my partner's and my go-to place when we want to go out to eat.

Very good place. I like that you can eat and feel fresh air of the outside. Great one you want to know.Food: 5/5