Welcome To 9th Street, Uncle Arthur’s Cafe

Craving a little lobster butternut squash bisque? We bring tidings of great joy!

Richard Gussoff, owner of 7th Avenue’s popular pop-up restaurant, The Soup Bowl, officially opened Uncle Arthur’s Cafe, located at 237 9th Street (near 4th Avenue), this past weekend, and there are a number of tasty delights to look forward to on the menu.

The new restaurant has everything from coffee and pastries during the day (yes, they have free wifi), to a seared duck breast with cassis, apples, melted leeks, and sautéed spinach ($21) in the evening. They also feature an 11:30am-3:30pm weekend brunch for $11.95 that includes your choice of drink, and dishes like sourdough french toast with plantains, and quinoa with black beans and grape tomatoes. Yum.

Check out the full menu and additional details on our sister site, Park Slope Stoop.

Uncle Arthur’s Cafe hours are Sunday-Thursday from 7am-10pm, and on Friday and Saturday from 7am-10:30pm. They’re currently offering take-out, 347-916-1418. Find them on Facebook, and for information about using the space for parties, contact parties@unclearthurscafe.com.