Doris — Restaurant in New York

This place is a nice ambiance but the reason I'd never come back is because of the horrible went mean customer service I experienced. I feel like it was because my cousin and I were young and black and not the average customer. The older white bartender was extremely rude. He told us it was margarita Monday for $10. I asked what kind of margaritas they had and his exact words were "what do you mean? Regular margaritas. You can go down to Applebee's and get whatever flavors you want." (While rolling his eyes). My cousin and I were thrown off and didn't understand why he couldn't just say they had standard margaritas. Then after I ordered my drink and came back to ask if they could put something in the drink to make it more sweet because it was bitter, he gave me so much attitude saying things like "well yeah you ordered a bitter drink" even after I told him I had no idea it was bitter based on the name and what was in it (Sunset on the rocks). But yeah nothing about my experience was pleasant. I bought two drinks, tipped and walked away feeling like I wasn't welcome in the space. I wouldn't recommend young black professionals going here unless you want to be tested like a nuisance and not a respectful customer (which I...

Absolutely thrilled with the drinks and service at this spot! The drinks were expertly crafted and a true delight for the taste buds. The service was top-notch, with the staff being attentive and friendly throughout our visit.

The only minor drawback is the limited space indoors, as the place feels a bit small and narrow. However, this is quickly remedied by the charming backyard area, offering ample space to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

It's an ideal spot for a quick meet-up with friends, as the ambiance is inviting and lively. While I wouldn't stay here all night due to the indoor space limitations, the overall experience was fantastic. I'll definitely be returning for more drinks and good times...

Doris is definitely the new place to be. The back patio is huge and there's access to the bathrooms from it or from the inside. I like the decor and style of the place because it reminds me of AZ, NM, TX with it's pueblo inspired stucco wall and round windows. The menu is limited but yummy and they have Negra Modelo on draft for $5! The location of this place is great too, close to the Franklin train stop right in between Crown Heights and Bedstuy. Keep an eye out and you might even find Fulton street drugs!...