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Uyghur/Central Asian restaurant · Brighton Beach (Little Odessa), BrooklynNO. 1026 / 1966

Kashkar Cafe

A Brighton Beach Uyghur-Uzbek restaurant, open since 2003, famous as the post-polar-plunge warming meal for New Year's Day swimmers.

1141 Brighton Beach Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11235

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//The line

The Infatuation reports that on New Year's Day, 'you'll find a line outside Kashkar Cafe of New Yorkers from across town' who come to cap off their Coney Island polar plunge with a warming Uyghur meal (The Infatuation).

Outside that single annual surge, the same review notes the restaurant 'stays pretty quiet' on the other 364 days of the year, making the line a distinctly seasonal, one-day phenomenon rather than a regular occurrence (The Infatuation).

//When the line peaks
New Year's Day (post-polar-plunge), per The Infatuation

Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.

//Getting in

Walk-ins: Standard walk-in except New Year's Day

//FAQ
How long is the wait at Kashkar Cafe?

The Infatuation reports a line forms outside only on New Year's Day, when polar plunge participants come to warm up with a meal; the other 364 days a year, the restaurant stays pretty quiet with no reported wait.

Does Kashkar Cafe take reservations?

Reservation policy was not established in the source reviewed.

Can you walk into Kashkar Cafe?

Yes, walk-ins appear standard given the restaurant's quiet day-to-day traffic per The Infatuation, aside from the New Year's Day rush.

Sources: The Infatuation - Kashkar Cafe Review

Kashkar Cafe — Line, Wait & How to Get In · Brighton Beach (Little Odessa), NYC | damnlines