Elora’s - Brooklyn

Super friendly stuff. When you sit down, they are very careful with you and they bring some nachos and sauce on the hause. The food is very tasty, I really recommend the Chicken and Beef Fajitas. Also, the atmosphere is very nice and authentic. Overall, I really recommend this placeFood: 5/5

The food is great here. The drinks are awesome. Great waiters. I will definitely be returning to this restaurant. It’s now one of my favorites.

Now, I have not been here in a while, but I'm making plans in a few weeks. Back in the day (two year ago after our lock down) this was the first place I went to eat, and I love their food and the margaritas. The outside setting is great, too. See you soon!Food: 5/5

I've been coming here since I was a kid and still visit from time to time. I went for brunch today and I hate to give lower ratings but the service was sooo bad. There are new waiters and it took them over 20 minutes to make our drinks yet we were the only group there for some time. They rarely even checked on us. The brunch is an hour unlimited drinks and with the way they were moving, you'd be lucky to get two drinks for your hour. They were friendly though, just not attentive.I ordered the huevos rancheros and asked for my eggs to be well done. The waiter must of forgot to mention it and my eggs came runny. I do appreciate them remaking it but I hate to waste food smh. My food was delicious but I do believe they have a new chef as well. As for the drinks ... let's just say you'd need more than one drink to feel a buzz. Definitely missing the old Elora's. $25 brunch with 1 hour unlimited drinks is a steal though, I'd give them that.

Had dinner here and got the chicken fajitas. Found 2 finger nails in the salad/guac/salsa that comes with the fajitas. Server gaslit me and said it was bones from the chicken. It literally came from the salad. I really want to believe it's not finger nails and that it's anything else but it looked and felt like nails. And it was in my mouth I felt like the servers didn't really try to fix anything, just told me it's chicken bone. Which btw isn't the chicken in the fajita boneless? Anyways I had to run home and vomit because I can't get over it.Edited to add: I hate having to write this review about a local restaurant. We've been here a few times before and always had a so-so time. I'm also not a confrontational person so I hated having to ask them what it was. Just felt like if they owned up to it and apologized, I would have felt heard, instead of like a crazy idiot customer who obviously couldn't tell a fingernail from a chicken bone.