Pitt’s

Jeremy Salamon's Agi's Counter charmed us with its leberkäse breakfast sandwich and its pâté and Hungarian pimento spread found on the Nosh Plate (that existed way before the phrase "girl dinner"). It seems he has delighted us yet again with the opening of Pitt's. Taking the train over to Red Hook, the restaurant brings Salamon's Southern upbringing to the bistro, with vintage china on the walls and oil paintings that give us all those whimsy feels. The food is just as fun, with complimentary Caraway Rolls, “Meatloaf” Tea Sandwiches and that Pancake Souffle that is well worth the 40-minute wait.