K'Far

What groups say

Groups use K'Far for family celebrations, birthdays, bachelorettes and shared brunches, with a second-floor buyout option for private events.

• Reviewers describe family parties of about 10 for post-graduation dinners and repeat family celebrations handled by the staff.
• A second-floor buyout is available for private events, with a contract, minimum spend, per-person package price and minimum guest count.
• Dining is a la carte and shared across the table; one group of 7 reported about 45 dollars per person including tax and tip at brunch.
• Seating includes a semi-enclosed sunroom, a bar area connected to the Hoxton lounge, and a counter facing the cooks used as a chef's table.

Drawn from 21 Google reviews of K'Far that mention a group, a private room or a celebration, read September 2026. The reviews below describe a group visit, private rooms and larger events first, with the critical ones kept in.

• graduation family dinner, party of 10

  Our family group of 10 had dinner at K’far after a high school graduation ceremony. The food was spectacular. Wonderful hummus, little gem salad, Israeli couscous with asparagus and peas, fabulous brick chicken. The service was great. The space is beautiful. Absolutely terrific!

• private event buyout

  Terrible experience trying to book a private event. After receiving a contract for the buyout for the second floor, pricing and stipulations changed drastically from initial emails with mgmt. It looked as though they were trying to take advantage of us. The minimum spend they required did not coincide with the price per person charge. What’s the point of a minimum spend when the required package and minimum guest count exceeds it? Very misleading and unprofessional. No response from corporate or ownership regarding the discrepancies in the contract sent from the director of event sales.

• family celebrations

  Food so good you will remember it for a long, long time. Twice in the last eighteen months or so, we have had family events/celebrations at K'Far -- and the staff and service, on every level, could not have been nicer, kinder, more caring, and more concerned with making our event the best it could possibly be. And each time, the food was beyond memorable...highly recommended, and such nice people.

• bachelorette dinner

  I celebrated my bachelorette with my closest friends at K’Far Monday night, 4/3/23. Adam was the most fun and gracious host (Manager), the food was Amazing! Delicious! and the hospitality team were absolutely on point. Dinner was fantastic!!

• group brunch, party of 7

  This place is worth the hype! You can see they've put a lot of thoughts into place making at the sight of entry. We were sat at the sunroom that's semi-enclosed, giving a cool yet sunny vibe. The food is the best Mediterranean I've had! Get the hummus y'all! We had beef hummus, and now I can't forget about it. Pita pockets are soft and warm. K'Far's hummus and pitta have officially topped Nerai for me. And better yet, everything we ordered from the menu didn't miss! I ordered Eggs & Merguez (aka breakfast plate) with eggs, toast, avocado, and lamb sausage. I split a pita pocket that came with hummus and stuffed a little of everything in. Oh boy, isn't it the most delicious bite I've had! Other items we got on the table include smoked salmon bagel, Shakshukas (lots of Shakshukas), and Arayes. Portions are bigger than what pictures on Yelp may make you think. Everyone was so full and satisfied at the end of the meal. The only items I don't recommend here are the drinks. We ordered a few and I don't think anything were that special compared to the food here. Our server was very friendly and lively. Knowledgable about the menu as well! Bill came out to be $45/person including tax & tips (we had a group of 7), which is surprisingly affordable. We will be back!

Good to know

Hours, spend and amenities from Google. Private event hours and minimums are set by the restaurant.

Frequently asked questions

Does K'Far have a private dining room?

Yes. K'Far offers a private dining room for groups in Williamsburg. Private dining available; 97 Wythe Ave Brooklyn.

How much does it cost to book a private event at K'Far?

Guests at K'Far typically spend $30 to $40 per person on a regular visit, according to Google, before drinks and tip. A private room or group booking is usually priced on a food and beverage minimum that scales from that per-head figure rather than a flat room fee. Minimums run higher on Friday and Saturday nights and through December. Contact K'Far for the current minimum and deposit terms.

When is K'Far open?

K'Far is open daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, serving brunch, lunch and dinner. The restaurant takes reservations for regular tables. Private rooms can often be booked outside these hours, including daytime events, so ask when you inquire.

What kind of restaurant is K'Far?

K'Far is a $$ Israeli / Bakery restaurant in Williamsburg, New York City, rated 4.1 stars across 498 Google reviews. It has outdoor seating and a wheelchair accessible entrance.

What do guests say about group dining at K'Far?

Groups use K'Far for family celebrations, birthdays, bachelorettes and shared brunches, with a second-floor buyout option for private events. Reviewers describe family parties of about 10 for post-graduation dinners and repeat family celebrations handled by the staff. A second-floor buyout is available for private events, with a contract, minimum spend, per-person package price and minimum guest count. Dining is a la carte and shared across the table; one group of 7 reported about 45 dollars per person including tax and tip at brunch. Seating includes a semi-enclosed sunroom, a bar area connected to the Hoxton lounge, and a counter facing the cooks used as a chef's table. Reviewers praise: staff attentive and caring at family celebrations; shareable menu works well for large tables; kitchen accommodated vegan and off-menu requests; beautiful, varied spaces including a semi-enclosed sunroom. Watch for: one planner reported buyout pricing and minimums changing after initial emails; weekend brunch kitchen closes at 3pm with little warning to tables; occasional spotty service and order mix-ups at the bar. Based on 21 Google reviews of K'Far that mention a group, a private room or a celebration.

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