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Georgian bakery-cafe · Brighton Beach, BrooklynNO. 1763 / 1966

Toné Café Georgian Bread

The oldest Georgian bakery in the U.S. (since 1997), known for its clay tone-oven bread and khachapuri on Neptune Ave, where diners have reported long waits even on quiet days.

265 Neptune Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11235

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//The line

A Tripadvisor reviewer reported: "Despite only six other diners, we waited an agonizing 45 minutes for pastries that should have taken a fraction of that time," suggesting kitchen slowness rather than sheer crowd volume drives waits at this small clay tone-oven bakery.

Per a Bklyner search summary, Foursquare indicates the restaurant does not accept reservations, and Toné's own site advertises pickup/delivery ordering as a way to "skip the wait," implying walk-in waits are a known, recurring issue even for a small storefront.

//When the line peaks
General walk-in waits reported even with low diner counts, per Tripadvisor reviewer

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

//Getting in

Reservations: No reservations

Walk-ins: Yes, walk-in only

Mon-Sun 9 AM to 9 PM

Official site →

//FAQ
How long is the wait at Toné Café?

One Tripadvisor reviewer reported waiting 45 minutes for pastries despite only six other diners in the small storefront, suggesting slow kitchen turnaround more than crowding.

Does Toné Café take reservations?

No — per a Bklyner search summary citing Foursquare, the restaurant does not accept reservations.

Can you walk into Toné Café?

Yes, it's walk-in only; Toné's own website promotes ordering ahead for pickup or delivery to "skip the wait."

Sources: Tripadvisor - Toné Café reviews · Bklyner / search summary of Toné Café

Toné Café Georgian Bread — Line, Wait & How to Get In · Brighton Beach, NYC | damnlines