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Aunts Et Uncle (Brooklyn, New York) | Influencer Restaurant Review by Keith Lee

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Aunts Et Uncle reviewed by restaurant food influencer

Keith Lee and his family visit a vegan food spot in Brooklyn after being told that their chicken sandwich would leave him ready to go home. He spent $68.59 and noted the steady traffic at the restaurant. He first tried the French toast, which had a bourbon-like sweetness with a buttery and salty finish, giving it a 7.5 out of 10. Next, he tasted the burger, which surprised him with its density and flavor. Although he usually isn’t a fan of vegan food, he rated it 8 out of 10 for what it is, even though he wouldn’t eat the whole thing.

The highlight was the vegan chicken sandwich, which fooled him at first with its meaty presentation but turned out to be a mushroom. He found it spicy, saucy, and well-seasoned, rating it 8.7 out of 10. Lastly, the fries were seasoned well but soggy after sitting for a while. Fresh, he would have rated them higher, but they got a 7.5 out of 10 as they were.

Keith was highly impressed with the overall experience, particularly for vegan food, and concluded by thanking Brooklyn for a great time, wishing the spot success in reaching their target audience.

  • Restaurant/Food Influencer: Keith Lee
  • Video Platform: TikTok
  • Review Sentiment (See details in the full transcript below):
    • Number of positive words: 9
    • Number of negative words: 3

 

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Full Transcript: Keith Lee’s Aunts Et Uncle Restaurant Review Video

Me and my family are still in Brooklyn, and we got reached out to by this vegan food spot. They told me after I try this chicken sandwich, I’d be ready to go home. I got it. Let’s try it. Rate it 1 to 10.

We spent sixty-eight dollars and fifty-nine cents. This place is in a really nice area in Brooklyn. It didn’t seem like it was booming, but it was steady for traffic.

I’mma show you what I got, and we gonna try it and rate it 1 to 10:

A “you burger,” a chicken sandwich, French toast, a ginger cucumber juice. I ordered a blood orange juice, but they gave me a pomegranate juice.

This is the French toast. They ain’t give me a fork, but I can. I’m gonna take it out. I’m from around the way. Hmm. Hmm. It’s like Bourbon. That’s like a Bourbon, like a sweet Bourbon. It’s good. It’s sweet though. Wait, I’m getting the butteriness and the saltiness at the end. At first, it was all sweetness, but on the back end, it’s different. 7.5 out of 10.

Next up, the burger. Okay, by looks, they got me. This looks like a burger. Density and everything. Mr. Pretzel bun. I like that.

Now, I will say I’m not a fan of vegan food, but I’m open-minded. The only other vegan spot I’ve ever liked was Hart House by Kevin Hart. I didn’t even like his burger. I liked the chicken sandwich. This burger is better than that. Would I eat this whole thing? Probably not. Would I eat a couple bites and not be mad at it? Absolutely.

For a regular burger, I would probably give this like a four or five, but for what it is, an eight. It’s spicy, it’s flavorful. The more I chew it, the less vegan it tastes.

This chicken sandwich, again, based on presentation — they snapped. This looks like meat. Yeah. Mom, mom, mom. That’s not meat. Hold on, hold on. Oh, wait. It’s a mushroom. That’s a mushroom. It’s good.

It fooled me at first, but I got a big bite of the mushroom. It ain’t meat, but as a vegan chicken sandwich, 8.7 out of 10. As a vegan chicken sandwich, this is delicious. It’s spicy, it’s saucy, it’s not dry at all. If you get all the toppings like I did the first time, it would have fooled me. If I would have just taken that one bite and called it quits, they would have got me.

French fries. Oh, seasoned well. They’ve been sitting for a little bit, so they are a little soggy, but I can see these being fresh and being really good. As is, 7.5 out of 10. If these were fresh, I would give them like a high eight.

I’m not gonna try the juices, cause they just juices. But for this to be vegan food, I am highly impressed. I’m going as far as to say for sure, you’re right. Boy, you were right about that. I just took a bite, and it tastes like chicken. It does, doesn’t it?

Brooklyn, we had a time. I appreciate y’all. And for aunties and uncles, I pray and I hope after this, y’all reach out to your audience. God bless you. Have an amazing day. Y’all be safe.

@keith_lee125

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Aunts et Uncles is a plant-based café and lifestyle shop located in Brooklyn, New York. Founded by husband-and-wife duo Mike and Nicole Nicholas, the café reflects their Caribbean heritage and commitment to community engagement. The establishment is designed to be more than just a dining venue; it serves as a cultural hub featuring art, music, and retail elements that celebrate Black culture and community values.

Address

1407 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226

Customer Feedback

Patrons rave about Aunts et Uncles for its delicious food and friendly service. Many reviews highlight the café’s ability to make vegan dishes appealing even to non-vegans, with customers expressing delight at the flavors and presentation of the meals. The café’s staff is often noted for their welcoming demeanor, contributing to a sense of community among diners.