The breakfast specials offer a complimentary mimosa but be careful...alcohol can't be served before noon on Sunday in NY! The menu discrepancy aside this is a great small town diner in the big city!
Love the Market Diner! Great servers, quick reliable service, and yummy food. Corned beef hash :0)
The best diner in the city. Food is always great. Service is excellent. Always a good time. Highly recommended.
Great veggie burgers. Love the new revamped menu by Top Chef contestant exec chef, some Asian inspired fare. Great prices with food better than a regular diner.
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We absolutely adore this campy and upscale diner. Start with a Kung Fu Fighting and followed by the Buttermilk Fried Chicken. Then visit Dolly in the bathroom!
Great service and food was good, typical diner food. Crispy turkey bacon, yum!
Great place to come for a late night meal that is a step above your average diner. Try the Wild Mushroom and Truffle Ravioli. And ask to sit in the back, if it’s open.
Great diner style food
Huge menu so everyone can find something they like. Voted Best Diner in Manhattan. Lots of locals here so exactly what we were looking for. Great recommendation from our concierge.
One of the best midtown diners. Love Chicken Americana sandwich.
Without a doubt, one if the best diners in NYC. Great location, great food and great prices. Thank you for the tip, Judy.
I love seeing plays at Theater Row. The subway is close by and so is the Theater Row Diner.
Lovely little theater downstairs next to the Clurman Theater.
Great space! I was very impressed with this theater. And you can still get cell service downstairs.
Fresh Asian food with the atmosphere of a retro diner.
Miso Glazed Salmon, of course.
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Get the pumpkin spice drink. Well worth the $12. So delicious but it might be seasonal...
Great Martini by Abby!
The Croatian white wine is dry, crisp and wonderful. The Shopkra salad (Bulgarian) is a delicious side. And then the house special mixed grill for dinner (available for 2, 4, or more pairs of diners).
Okay, dug the beet, carp roe, eggplant, and walnut hummus dealios. Good for the four pack.
Winner of Best of NYC 2012 Best Balkan! Features cheeses, charcuterie and dips from baba ganoush to red-pepper paste and main courses originating from half a dozen countries. Doubles as wine bar!
Diners call meals here unforgettable. The restaurant doesn’t forget them either; keeping track of thousands of meals and making lists of what many of their key diners have had and when.
Amazing food and better chocolates and wines. The only bad thing, you have to wear a jacket for the wholeeeeee dinner.
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Chef Michael Lomonaco offers what must be the most luxurious prime rib in the history of prime rib. For $155 per person, diners get the prime rib plus salads, sides, and dessert for the table. Read more.
Julio is our favorite waiter! Highly recommend the cookie plate and the tomato-onion-blue cheese salad with bacon. Great service and food in a really nice setting.
The filet, cooked medium rare, and paired with soup and cheesecake for dessert, makes a terrific trio. Read more.
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Ivan Ramen. Smoked whitefish rice bowl is amazeballs. Get an egg added on. Delicious.
Like Eataly if hipster was a country
Walk to the Market Diner 43rd and 11th. Great Eggs Benedict & Challah French Toast.
Off the beaten path but well worth it. Roof top view is amazing but big night time crowd. Go early
Stand in the lobby and feel important.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA