Clean space and had a good experience first time here. I got the Banh Canh or crab noodle soup and it was very good especially with the fried crab on top. It's rare to find this dish anywhere else so I was glad they had it here. My friend got their Bun Bo Hue and the broth was very flavorful as well. There were good pieces of meat portions in both dishes as well. We also got a small portion of the pork spring rolls and they were standard, nothing to rave about. Would probably skip and get something else. Pho 60 has a whole section dedicated to banh hoi and I would definitely come back to try them! Overall, good space, good service and solid food.

my husband and i come every week, rain or shine and honestly even in 90 degree weather. once you find good pho, it really doesn't matter how hot it is haha. our usual includes the dac biet, bun rieu, bun bo hue and the bo kho. honestly it's the bun bo hue that keeps me coming back, it just hits the spot every single time and i can't find anything to complain about!

Definitely my go to Vietnamese food. Love everything we've ordered so far. My fav is the Bun Bo Xao, my daughter loves the Pho special and my hubby loves the grilled pork chops. Everything is yummy! Will order in the future.

I always enjoy the noodles and rice dishes at Pho 60. It's one of the few Vietnamese restaurants in the area that serves bun bo hue. I think it tastes pretty authentic, and portion size is great. I often visit when I crave this dish. The pho here has decreased in quality over time. I remember when they first opened, the noodles were different from the other Viet places on 8th avenue. They were more al dente and better quality. Now the pho noodles taste the same as the other places. The broth and meat slices are decent but considering the price is 20-30% more, I would expect better quality. Their Vietnamese sandwiches are quite good. The baguette is toasted fresh and there's a good amount of meat and pickled veggies. If you ask for more pickled veggies, they would also add more for no extra charge.

Low key great viet spot that's located a little ways away from the hustle and bustle of 8th Ave. The food is consistent and the soups are piping hot. The service is quick and there are lots of take out orders going through the door. Their pho broth is aromatic with delicate flavors and plenty of noodles. You can get a classic bowl with brisket, eye of round, etc or you can get their fragrant soft shell crab noodle soup. Delicious on a cold winter night.

Pho 60 is an absolute gem nestled in the heart of Sunset Park, Brooklyn. My family and I decided to treat ourselves to a cozy dinner, and we couldn't have made a better choice. From the moment we opened our Uber Eats delivery, the aroma of Vietnamese spices and herbs filled our kitchen. We had three orders of signature soup bowls, and they a flavor explosion! Each spoonful was a dance of savory broth, fresh herbs, and perfectly cooked noodles and beef. The grilled chicken and rice was a hit with my baby neice featuring tender, marinated chicken that left her craving for more. I had the sautéed beef with rice which was flavorful and the pork dish with spring rolls was delicious as well. The combination of flavors in every dish showcased great food and an fair price. Even though it was an Uber Eats delivery, the presentation was on point, and the packaging kept everything fresh and hot. Pho 60 has earned its spot as our go-to spot for Vietnamese cuisine in Sunset Park. If you're a food enthusiast or just looking for a satisfying meal, do yourself a favor and place an Uber Eats order. You won't be disappointed! or Go eat in the resturant yourself! Sorry no photos cause we ate it all and forgot!

Oh 8th Ave Brooklyn, I love how affordable you still are. Me and a buddy shared a wonderful meal at this establishment for $27 (including tip). They have phos, rice dishes and sandwiches. Everything you might want or need in a Viet place. The service was quick and the restaurant was clean. Recommend the spicy pork and beef noodles I ordered. Bowl was full of noodles, meat and we had two dishes of a variety of vegetables. Will be glad to come here again to try their Bun Bo Hue, spring rolls and Banh Mi. Cheers

Came here for dinner at 5PM on a Saturday afternoon and it was mostly empty so we got seated immediately. The decor is your typical viet restaurant. We ordered the beef cubes over white rice, pork and spring roll over vermicelli rice, and an order of wings. Surprisingly, my beef cubes came first. It was a decent portion size, smaller than what I'm use to but the price is also cheaper than a majority so it reflects. Sauce was tasty and beef was tender. The wings came second and was freshly fried. It didn't have much flavor but it was very juicy and the skin crispy. The vermicelli rice was a great portion with lots of veggies and rice noodles. I would say though that the pork chop was a lot thinner than most places I've been to but decent nonetheless.