Owner's Tip: Brisket and chicken burrito (half/half), green rice, black beans, guac, pico, green tomatillo salsa, xxx salsa, squeeze lime, crema, cotija cheese. Enjoy
Amazing brisket bowl. Go for dinner and you sometimes get free toppings as they try to get rid of everything for the night.
Hard-core hip hop all day ere dayyy
The service, ambiance, food and drinks, were all outstanding! Thank you Emma!
Great place to grab a drink after work. The Norma Jean is definitely hit. The vibe is great and the bartender are fantastic.
Great vibe, lovely decor. The marrow burger was excellent, you won't be disappointed. Also, they seem to be know for incentive cocktails -- my wife loved her mescal margarita
Delicious cinnamon blowout! Drip coffee is very tasty too.
They apparently do coffee happy hour in the afternoon. $2 all drinks.
Chai tea latte and banana nut bread was on point! Try their caramel candy also!
Super friendly staff! Once you understand how it (creating your own bowl) works, it's simple enough. Just wish the portions were bigger!
Hot ginger bowl or fresh Greek
Get the ginger bowl. It is fantastic.
Get the frozen strawberry margarita and corn in the cob. Both are A-Mazing!
Get the Guacamole!!!
The guy who said guacamole isn't necessary obviously doesn't have a soul.
Come for brunch!! They do salmon on cream cheese crispy rice and matcha waffles. Divine and just a fun twist on staples
My fav sushi restaurant and the Rock Shrimp is to die for! -Derek, The A-List: New York
puked. a lot.
In love with the honey lavender lattes here! The paninis are good too~
This Australian shop serves up probably the highest quality espresso and brewed coffee drinks in the neighborhood.
Entrance is on New St, not on Broad St. Next to the Subway Sandwich shop.
The oldest restaurant in New York and one of the best steakhouses. if you like rare steak, try it "black and blue" - charred on the outside and rare inside.
Opened in 1837 as America's 1st fine dining restaurant. Operated by the Delmonico family during the 19th & early 20th century, it was subsequently reopened by other restaurateurs under the same name.
Delmonico’s is the oldest restaurant in the country. It is also one of the most expensive.
Alright! The location is a hiding one and not easy to spot out, but if you are looking for one of the best cappuccino in the city you must give it a try! Grab a a sweet salt caramel for more enjoyable
friendliest baristas :)
Great flat white & avo toast. Seating for 6 people. Small, but charming.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA