Good wine options. Packed to the rafters on opening Saturday night- there's a square bar with natural wines overhead and a few tables sprinkled in the back which wasn't enough to feed the decending denizens of the 'hood.I would've given this 5/5 . The sides were nice, though, garlicky greens and buttery, salty potatoes - a drink and a side would make a nice little snack.I don't even eat chicken and I love this place!

Wouldn't come here for dinner per se but great place for late…""Two of my friends raved about this place this past summer. 7003 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11209 (718)833-5000 hello@thebrooklynfirefly.com. That chicken is too expensive to be so terrible. Home RESERVATIONS Menu Hours + Location PARTY PACKAGES EVENTS THE FLY SESSIONS. The Fly. After a clumsy interaction with a server at the door (not the hostess), we were seated at a nice…"The 5 stars are for the waitress Ronnie who was AWESOME!!! Great for family style food sharing.Looks like the Yelp reviews on this place are mixed, and after reading the reviews I can kind of see why. The meat is tender and juicy, and paired with an order of fries it makes the perfect meal. An influx of young white professionals has put pressure on housing prices and on Bed-Stuy’s historically black population, which has declined by The Fly’s whole chicken takes on a different air when viewed through this lens, or when one considers that, at $32, it’s nearly double the price of Pio Pio’s in Hell’s Kitchen. "Fantastic place for seafood lover and tons of beer collections. Find out what cannabis and CBD products are available, read reviews, and find just what you’re looking for. Wed 5pm-10pm. I came in with my girlfriend ... literally waited for a table for over 10 mins -only for them to swiftly give our table away to a white same sex couple as soon as they walked in. The compact richness would make pulled pork taste like spa food by comparison. Try one of these great places instead.American bites and vegetable dishes that are better than they need to be. Cooks fold hunks of white and dark meat in with a mass of finely chopped skin.

Get Up And Get It. Some parts were really moist, while others were undercooked. Consider The Classon Avenue space is buzzing on any given evening. It may be hard to read the menus and the music was throwback 70s music. I could see plenty of seasoning on the chicken, but didn't taste anything special. If you wanna get…""This is a great addition to the neighborhood and am glad to finally have a place like this on this side of Astoria. Ten of the 14 by-the-glass selections are $13 or more, which makes them as expensive as the diminutive chicken sandwich. Those who opt for the smart selection of wines, however, which happens to be the restaurant’s specialty, can expect a tab closer to $100 or more.It goes without saying that value is a relative thing.

This version is pretty much as good as it gets.The chicken is Fly at The Fly and the energy is high here too at this bar/ rotisserie restaurant from the Hart's team. The restaurant had a mix of single diners gathering for casual dinners and families with young children who live nearby in Brooklyn. The acidity doesn’t provide anything close to balance in this extravagant dish. Most rotisserie poultry falls within a reliable band of deliciousness, and the Fly’s is no exception. But for a spit-roasted bird, an ambitious restaurant doesn’t bring much extra to the equation; the dish is already excellent the way it is. Want a complete meal?

The Fly’s ethos is about sharing plates, but solo diners who order the aioli-schmeared chicken sandwich and a glass of Beaujolais at the 22-seat wraparound bar will be just as satisfied.Can’t get in? They then ignored us when we looked and waited for our table.Can't speak to the nightlife, but three of us came for chicken sandwiches...I was really excited to try this place but was so very disappointed after stopping in yesterday. Location. They got take out and…""Finally made my way to check out this roof top it's basically an adults playground.…" Hours. You probably shouldn't go here if you don't like chicken or you don't want chicken. The chicken was juicy but fell flat with muted flavors (where's the acid or the sharp tinge of garlic) and none of the lacquered skin hours of rendering should produce. Sat 11am-12am. They got seated before we did. Highly recommended their fresh lobster. The potatoes were decent it was smothered in chicken jus. That final touch adds a bit of fruity lightness, though really, they’re just cutting fat with more fat.The dry rub, a mix of Indian fennel, coriander, Spanish paprika, garlic, Aleppo pepper, and Greek oregano, simultaneously imparts notes of citrus, chorizo, and pastrami. Finalie Feat. The Fly is by no means a bad restaurant but it was one place where the lighting completely undermined our dining experience. Tue 5pm-10pm. 75 The menu at The Fly is simple: The heart of the menu is rotisserie chicken, which comes in half- or full-sized orders ($18 and $32). The fries were dry, hard and room temperature. Chefs dry-rub the “just-killed” birds, a Cornish breed from the Finger Lakes, and then let them spin on the rotisserie for up to 90 minutes. I definitely felt that they got the table before we did because they were white and we were black. Put My Life On It. I want to come back just for the chicken and squash and also to try their extensive wine menu.Do reviewers do a modicum of research before going to a restaurant? AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY OR PICKUP CALL DIRECT TO ORDER 718-833-5000. Hope it closes by the end of the summer.Mediocre, overpriced, underseasoned chicken. If nothing else, it would be nice to see the owners introduce a few sub-$10 wine options (aside from the $7 sherry), and start the poultry portioning at a quarter bird, rather than at a half. Thu 5pm-10pm. TRACK.