Naidre’s (CLOSED)

Naidre Miller, who made a name for herself in Park Slope with rich walnut brownies and overstuffed ciabatta sandwiches, has spun off her pint-size café into Naidre’s in Cobble Hill. Tin ceilings and shelves lined with antique Argentine cookie jars and old coffeepots give the place a general-store vibe—although a salvaged bakery sign indicates that this spot was once the bakery that Cher made famous in Moonstruck. The same goods served in the Slope are scrawled on a chalkboard menu with a few comfort-food additions like turkey meatloaf, mac and cheese, and burgers. You can pick up Naidre’s tuna and chicken salads from the fridge or linger on one of the baby-blue banquettes.