Recent social media posts
10/04/2026
The outpouring of love after the announcement yesterday has been unbelievable. We are so deeply grateful to know PDA meant something to you too. Thank you thank you to everyone who reached out. It’s been one hell of a 6 years at 669 union street, eh?
I cannot emphasize how much this community means to us. Our staff, our neighbors, wine club, every single person who has stopped for a slice or celebrated an event here- we are lucky af to have had the opportunity to sling pies and do Jell-O shots with you- YOU are what made PDA amazing. (Well, you and the wings… and the dough… and the sauce… and the cookies…)
I never thought I’d sell pizza in New York with my little brother but it turned out to be one of the best things I’ve ever done. I’m proud of him, I’m proud of us. So much love has filled this dining room, it’s been hard to not convince myself it’s worth riding it out even when it’s gotten really rough. So it’s a reluctant exit but luckily there’s a some time for a few last slices and shots before we call it, and I really hope we see you. Thanks again for helping us live the dream.
Love, and PDA forever, Emi
27/02/2026
We’re back in action today after dealing with some technical difficulties, come thru!
26/01/2026
There’s still time book a table at the most romantic restaurant in New York City
23/01/2026
Wine club vibes! Beautiful people!
12/01/2026
To our dry January brethren- Come try one of our tasty mocktails 🍹 ✨
29/12/2025
Every time a margarita is born, an angel gets its wings 👼 🍕
27/12/2025
Pull up with the squad for the much needed holiday de-brief
06/12/2025
PDA WINE CLUB - link in the bio for tickets
03/11/2025
The best trio since cheese, sauce and dough
29/10/2025
Cozy vibes at PDA
17/07/2025
Address
Brooklyn, TAS
To reach Union Street in Brooklyn, take the subway to the Union Street station and then walk a few blocks west until you reach the destination. If driving, take the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway to exit 26 towards Hamilton Avenue. Turn left onto Clinton Street and continue for approximately 1 mile until you reach Union Street. There is limited street parking available near the restaurant, but there are several paid parking lots in the area as well.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
7am - 10pm |
| Tuesday |
7am - 10pm |
| Wednesday |
7am - 10pm |
| Thursday |
7am - 10pm |
| Friday |
7am - 10pm |
| Saturday |
7am - 10pm |
| Sunday |
7am - 10pm |
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What people say
Public Display of Affection has been reviewed by several newspapers in Brooklyn. According to the New York Times, the restaurant offers a "hipster vibe" with its rustic wooden tables and plants hanging from the ceiling. The review also praises the café for being vegan-friendly and accommodating to dietary restrictions. This review was published in November 2020.
Another review by Brooklyn Magazine commends Public Display of Affection for its unique menu items such as mushroom toast and beet tartare. The atmosphere is described as cozy with friendly staff. This review was published in January 2021.
However, not all reviews are positive. The Village Voice criticizes the restaurant's high prices and small portions, stating that it may not be worth it for those on a budget. This review was published in December 2020.
Customers have also shared their opinions online. One customer on Yelp raves about the avocado toast and chai latte, calling it their "go-to spot for brunch." Another customer on Google Reviews praises the café's gluten-free options but notes that it can get crowded during peak hours.
Overall, Public Display of Affection appears to be a trendy spot with unique menu offerings, although some reviewers caution that it can be pricey. Customer feedback is generally positive, praising both the atmosphere and food options available at this health food café in Brooklyn.
