The Kitchen Sink - Porters Neck

I tried Kitchen Sink for the first time during the Brooklyn Arts district margarita crawl. Their mango margarita special was delicious and not too sweet! The sweet and savory sandwich on a croissant and fries were both tasty as well, though the total cost for just the sandwich and fries was about $20, which felt steep for lunch. The layout was also strange with a small bar immediately on your left when you walk in and the food ordering counter and open kitchen area behind where patrons were sitting and dining. If I hadn't been there with a friend who ate there before, I would have been confused! Overall though, it was a good experience and I would eat here again. This is a great little neighborhood sandwich shop!

Excellent sandwich and relaxing atmosphere. Fantastic service.

The food was pretty good. Nothing crazy out of the ordinary where I'd tell all of my friends to go here. But solid food. The atmosphere sucked. The seating was tiny and they had serve yourself style which is fine but the tables were gross. Had to clean them ourselves, then they had the condiments by the dirty dishes tubs so people were splattering their dirty dishes right next to where you fill up your ketchup. It was kinda gross. I won't be back.

You have to try this place out. The Shrimp and Grits was amazing. You can tell the staff really cares. Highly recommend.

I was excited to hear they had beef on wick and it was just ok. The price was way too high sandwich $15.50 Fries 5.50 and bottle of water was 4.50. $50.00 for two for lunch is crazy. I won't go back.