Nargis

To be honest, this is the only Uzbeki restaurant I've ever eaten at. Doesn't really matter though, because the food is excellent. You get good portions for the price, the food is all very high quality and tasty, and I really like the atmosphere. Try to get a table in the courtyard out back if you can. It's a delight.

We were a party of ten enjoying a family reunion at Saturday brunch. The service was amazing and friendly. We ranged over three generations and have a cast of demanding and inquisitive characters who were all handled cheerfully and efficiently by a team of expert servers, one of whom had not worked in this location before. There drinks were fun and good and half price at brunch. I enjoyed the pomegranate mimosa. I had crepes stuffed with cheese that were delightful and a bowl of lentil soup that was flavorful and not too lentilly. Lots of beer and lamb in it, too. Quite good. We were very pleased with the choice and if we lived in Brooklyn, we'd be back to try many other items on the menu.

Very nice decorated place. Food was average, the only thing I really enjoyed was beef Kebab. Also we had Plov, Lagman soup and Steamed Manti. Meat in last two was quite hard to chew. Olive could be more flavorful. Kebab was on point, soft, smoky, and with amazingly delicious grilled vegetables. I wish portion of kebab could be a little bigger. Overall good experience.

Lovely decor and friendly staff. The boozy milkshake with rum was on point and went well with my brunch. I have been here before for dinner, but this was my family's first time with friends here during brunch. We had had dinner here before. From the kebab and eggs to shashuska eggs and more. Everyone was satisfied with what they ordered. Also, for a table of five that enjoyed multiple drinks with our food. The total bill was surprisingly quite fair. Only gripe was that service felt a little bit slower in comparison to when we had dinner (looked like one waitress less was on duty). On my next visit, I will be trying chocolate milkshake with rum.

I have been to Nargis a few times and every time the food is delicious and the staff are friendly and efficient. I had never had Uzbeki cuisine and this was an excellent first experience. The atmosphere is cozy and comfortable and food comes out very quickly. The staff is attentive without being overly attentive and I haven't ever had a reason to complain. The prices are very reasonable as well. Kebabs and cheese cigars are two of my favorites and the manti(meat or pumpkin) is delicious. I had a birthday dinner there and every person I was with was super pleased with everything.

We are used to going to their location on Coney Island Avenue but were local to Park Slope so went their for a birthday celebration. We had 22 guest and they accommodated us with 1 large table which was nice. The food options are mildly different I guess catering to the clientele but nonetheless great. The food was fresh with great flavor. The portions were of adequate sizing. The meat dishes were fresh and presented on skewers right off the grill. Desserts are something you cannot miss here. The Baklava is wonderful and Napoleon cake is fresh and creamy. We did order wine and there was a nice selection from the house wines.