(718) 389-7497
454 Graham Ave
Brooklyn,
NY
11211
40.7187
-73.9449
Neighborhood: Greenpoint
What People Are Saying About Magda International Cafe
The Editor
Justin Hartung
Citysearch
In Short – A smattering of paintings by local artists and red walls constitute the bulk of the decor at this Mexican-American cafe. Comfy, worn-out armchairs provided sip spots for cappuccinos and lattes during the day, while servers sling burritos, tacos and burgers to the table seats in the evening. Locals swear by the fish tacos and complain about the sometimes pokey service. The long bar doubles as a pastry counter and mini library stocked with pamphlets from the neighborhood.
08/16/08
I highly recommend this place - Great food and service and prices!
by nicjen
We live in the neighborhood but didn't stop in because the place was always empty. After hearing great comments we decided to give it a try and were pleasantly surprised. Now, we go up to 3 times a week. The food and service are always consistent. Love the fish tacos, nachos, BLT, etc., etc. Oh, the breakfasts, too. Everything is always fresh, even the chips are delivered warm to your table. Thanks Magda.
- Pros: Food, Service, Price, Seating
- Cons: It's addicting.
08/14/06
Great East Williamsburg neighborhood place.
by jittles
The food isn't spectacular, and the service is spotty at best, but this a great low-key place with good food that's well worth the low prices (meals under $10). Brunch is particularly good.
- Pros: Laidback atmosphere, low prices, good food
- Cons: Unpredictable service
01/14/06
Cute cozy Latino food
by tmousewins
The salt and pepper shakers are all collectors items...boy and girl, ferris wheels..etc etc. The food is average...on the mexican flare side...service is decent. Just a good place for brunch on the weekend.
- Pros: cozy
The Details on Magda International Cafe
What to Drink:
Tecate, Corona and Negro Modelo are all available, and bottles of wine cost under $20.
Delivery:
There is a $9 minimum for delivery.
Know Before You Go:
The restaurant used to be called Lola's Cafe; the menu and chefs have remained the same.
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