. By the time I got to Joe's Superette, I thought I could fit some prosciutto balls in my belly, so I ordered six, as suggested. Downed these in Carrol Park, what a beautiful way to spend an autumn afternoon. The p-balls at Joe's... (11 replies, last updated by Cheese Boy November 11, 2006)

Apologies to those who probably think this is like shooting fish in a barrel (it should be, right?), but who can deliver me a good, old-school pie in Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens? I recently moved to this 'hood and fell in love... (8 replies, last updated by brooklynbee June 2, 2006)

Good review. I pretty much agree with your assessment on everything. Next adventure: Joes of Ave U (just off McDonald Ave, the F train goes right there). Also closed Sunday. Compare. (9 replies, last updated by whs June 11, 2007)

some advice and you can always do a search...Italian restaurants in Carroll Gardens is a topic that seems to pop up again and again.. (3 replies, last updated by Joe Nathan January 4, 2004)

I’m looking for a good greasy spoon in Carroll Gardens (preferably closer to Red Hook.) The restaurants on Smith and Court are great, but who wants to cure a hangover with an upscale joint? I need suggestions for a greasy... (12 replies, last updated by FRIEND April 4, 2006)

Boston hound NEEDs good crabcakes. Found an earlier thread that talke about Narrows on Kent Island. Today someone said Carrol's Creek is better. I am in Washington at a conference, and will travel 1-1.5 hours for great cakes. (16 replies, last updated by Debbie August 6, 2004)

slice to be the winner. Note- keep it simple at Del Mar and order regular slices only. Manhattanites often rave about Joes and they receive a 23 on the Zagat chart. Del Mar’s slice is superior. I must however state that Di... (9 replies, last updated by Mike R. December 18, 2001)

of taste. i prefer salted, but try both and see what you like. i’ve never seen the dipping in salt water that you describe. where was that? also, for a more premium price, tuller sells mozz from joe's dairy in manhattan.... (12 replies, last updated by Cullen Dickey September 15, 2003)

If you’re truly interested in good food—and I presume you are or you wouldn’t be looking at Chowhound—why would you seek an apartment in Carroll Gardens, when you could live in Astoria, Jackson Heights, or... (2 replies, last updated by Joe O'Brien June 23, 2001)

My brother is moving to Carroll Gardens this weekend, and for his benefit I’m hoping CHers can let us know what the good, inexpensive food options are in the area. I’m mostly looking for takeout or delivery options... (5 replies, last updated by MShapiro January 30, 2009)

I just moved from Union Sq/East Village to Carroll Gardens, and I’m trying to find about a dozen everyday places that I can eat. I know that Smith Street has tons of great restaurants, but most of them are pretty expensive,... (39 replies, last updated by AndiAttack September 1, 2007)

We are Maryland bound for a four day family celebration. Company will include a 12 year old(with a non-adventruesome palate) and my 80 year old in-laws. We are thinking of driving to Annapolis for the day and having lunch at... (6 replies, last updated by Joe H. November 14, 2003)

Do any coffee houses serve Gorilla/Joe & the Art of Espresso/similar styles of coffee in the Carroll Gardens area? I don’t want to head to Park Slope every time I need that fix! (23 replies, last updated by Nehna February 22, 2009)

Joe's Superette at 349 Smith Street. I always ask for an Italian, then he asks me to tell him exactly what I want, then I ask him what comes on an Italian. Then we agree that it’s ham, salami, and capicola. I opt for fresh... (24 replies, last updated by bbc37 April 19, 2009)

oven. Bring a good bottle of wine (their house is only ok, but they’ll ope a bottle for you) and you can sit for hours. Cappucino is good also. Stop around the corner at Joe's Superette (hole in the wall on Smith between... (24 replies, last updated by dantebronte August 8, 2005)