After our sojourn at be@schermerhorn we decided to try out some restaurants in the area and happened upon Bedouin Tent. A brisk 10 minute walk from Toren. It’s colorfully decorated with a deceptively fast-foodish front. I figured it was like manmoun’s falafel or Heights Falafel both purveyors of deliciously fresh home made falafels with little more than 3 tables to their name. Bedouin was not like that, in this place you can actually SIT with your $4 home made falafel, and even more spectacular, waiter service. My “where will we sit query”, earned me a smile and a gesture towards the back. And boy does it have a back. There’s not only a back room decorated with charmingly dusty persian-ish rugs, there’s also outdoor seating complete with an elfin waterfall.
Josh ordered the house special falafel, and I ordered the Marguez sandwich. Both were fresh and just about melted in my mouth. The lamb was cooked with just the right amount of zest. Our wait was a little long, they seem to only have one waiter. But at $6 or less per sandwich how could you possibly complain? We both left with a brimming stomach and smile.
The Queen Bee. She rules over the Flatbush Riviera. All of Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene is her domain. 
We went there again the following week after visiting the Brooklyn Flea — this time the service was even worse. Our waiting full on disappeared and we couldn’t get our check for over 20 mins. During that time, a mouse was spotted in the back garden. Now, OK it is the back garden and not the kitchen, mice are everywhere in NYC — but ewwww!