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I hardly expected a Vietnamese sandwich, and to be sure, the bun was too soft and the patty, too hefty. But a little cilantro — in the company of spicy mayo, julienned carrots, and a thin slice of ham — goes a long way when you're building a "banh mi burger" ($8). The fries were a little limp, but the diner atmosphere was lively.
Hope & Anchor
347 Van Brunt St. (at Wolcott St.), Red Hook, Brooklyn
718-237-0276
www.HopeAndAnchorDiner.com
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We were pretty disappointed here. might give it another try, but a simple burger wasn't great and the bloody marys suck.
Posted by: Deepo | September 06, 2008 at 09:28 PM