Flava II

3.4 (367)restaurant

334 New Lots Avenue

Murals of Biggie set a lively mood at this Brooklyn spot, known for serving hearty peas soup and creamy Rasta pasta.

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The dining space pairs high-energy music with views of the local street scene, offering a setting that feels slightly more upscale than a standard takeout spot. Beside its headlining bowls, the kitchen cooks up staples ranging from mac and cheese and potato salad to curry chicken.

Visitor experiences point to a sharp trade-off in kitchen consistency. Successful orders yield tender oxtail and well-seasoned fried chicken, but negative reports cite instances of burnt chicken and undercooked meat.


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