Cool place, great vibes. Loved seeing the history in pics along the walls. Came on a Sunday afternoon, not too busy. There was a wedding party so the dj was pretty good. Pizza was delish paired well with the arugula salad. I'd come back to try more on the menu.

Fresh, very tasty and hot. Sourdough pizza with prosciutto and arugula was delish! Delivery time was good

Must get their calzoned and potatoes! I was honestly surprise by how good their burger calzone was and it comes with fries!! Yummyyyy

Love the decor and vibe of this place. I was here in the past when it was Yellow Hook Grill. The waiter was attentive and kind. The pizza pies and calzone were delicious! Their dough was so good and their crust had the perfect crisp. I did not like their Brooklyn egg cream drink so they took it off the bill. It was basically just syrup. Other than that, everything was really good and would love to return.

Ambience and food is top tier the jazz music is calming and great for a local hideout and vibe

It's such a darling spot for darlings. You can talk the night away with a beau or chat up a storm with your gals, this spot hits home for many different reasons for dining out. The casualness makes you feel comfortable no matter who you're with, and if you're still nervous for whatever reason, order yourself some liquid courage while you wait for some delicious pizza. What I found weird is the restroom downstairs for the ladies... the faucet doesn't work. Or at least it's only giving out scalding hot water and the other spouts give out sad dribbles of semi-cold water. It's like, "Do I wanna boil my skin off or do I wanna leave without washing?" I'll let you think about which path I took.

Despite my having been here a few times already I've never gotten around to sitting down and composing my thoughts about The Brooklyn Firefly so I'm going to use a recent visit to resolve that. For many of the Bay Ridge lifers, this restaurant occupies the space that was formerly the home of the famed Lento's pizza. This space was known and loved for its thin-crust pizza. At the time, this was not a common thing but now you can get it in a lot of places. Lucky you. Thinking back to my time before this latest visit, I recall having half of a wonderful cheese pizza with another friend and a few cold beers. They have a full bar, but I am not really the biggest spirits person so a Budweiser or Coors Lite suits me fine unless I am on one of my not drinking months. That pizza was super tasty and didn't last long since we were both quite hungry. It's easy to eat four slices of this since its not as thick as most pizzas. Fast forward to this past Saturday I was out walking with a friend and we met up with others who were heading there for some cocktails and decided to join them to catch up. We decided to sit at the bar area in the front. Spatially speaking there is a lengthy outdoor dining area and several tables in the rear of the restaurant. They raved about the cocktails but I was not drinking this time around. I think one of them was called The Gelston and my friend had a Pumpkin beer. Eats were decided upon so we ordered up some Rice Balls (there are three to an order) and a pizza with half-spinach and half sausage. Good stuff for sure. There is a free WiFi signal so one can do their check-ins and foodie captures and shares across their networks. The prices are very reasonable and the staff quite friendly. I'll be coming back sometime in the future for sure.