Fast casual from the Fish Cheeks crew. Not too speedy but $11.50 will get u a great spicy fried chicken breast and some flavorful rice
I enjoyed the food and Thai tea. I highly recommend this restaurant.
Khao man gai
Try the Fried Chicken Breast - Some of the best.
Fabulously old school soul food joint. All about chicken and waffles.
The claims to fame here are The Rev. Al Sharpton and The Tommy Tomita, pairings of juicy chicken and fluffy waffles. Read more.
Simply impeccable service, experience. Lounge area reminiscent of a jewelry box. Afternoon tea service opulently curated by chef Gabriel Kreuther. A feast for all senses. Excellent people-watching.
File under: chicest place in Midtown.
The drinks are really good. The place is really relaxing
After dinner, have a cocktail at my favorite place in Manhattan (its both opulent and modern). Highly recommend the risotto, truffle sliders, and afternoon tea. In the summer, sit on the balcony.
Bring your platinum credit card Drinks are expensive. $24 for cocktails, $14 for a beer!
Great Service, Great Drinks and Great Art!! ##Blokeapproved
Now they serve colombe coffee yum!
Decor Of this place is the best in ktown. Army soup and complimentary Dukbokki is a must.
Fantastic place for dates. Most unique decor you'll find in NYC
Bed Rock Pancakes (Fruity Pebbles galore) and the Heavy Metal Eggs (get it for the cheese curds and eggs).
Salad was surprisingly good and huge pancakes for $6!
Cheese Curds with Garlic Aioli dip....Aaaaaaaaaaamazing!! 😋
Free potato chips, great bartenders, best of the UES crowd!
Not quite a dive bar but certainly not an upscale joint, just a good local spot. They've got pool, darts, and even a basketball game to pass the time. Plus who can argue with free potato chips?
Mick and Jimmy: my favorite bartenders in all of NYC.
Order the mangu, and also the flan, and also the pancakes, and also coffee. I mean, it's all $3. Order everything
roast pork
Great atmosphere
Fun spot for live music while waiting to get into the Comedy Cellar. The musicians are very talented and pull of some amazing cover songs.
Yummy foods and lovely people. Fill your belly then catch a great comedy show downstairs at the Comedy Cellar... hilarious comics!!!
Controversially, I didn't actually enjoy the Brisket Sandwich. However, I loved everything on the 'raw bar' menu! Great grilled fish (Skate) too, and a good wine list (esp the Santorini).
The bathroom is one of the best I've seen.. if you come on a date and want to ditch, just go to the "WC" and climb up the ladder and out the window.
Stumptown Coffee for $1, can't be beat. If you come for brunch, try the Sausage, Egg, and Cheese biscuit. Full size sausage patty, moist biscuit.
Grab some southern comfort food. Fried chicken, po-boys, mashed taters & delicious margaritas.
The pulled pork sandwiches are cheap and delicious, and the margaritas are a tad pricey but strong.
It's like they transported a Western Dad's basement from the late 70's… to NYC… on an Airstream. Hard to find a friendlier place to drink. — Ben T., Creative
Crab cake dinner and original mojito are awesome. The crab cake comes with shaved sweet potato, latke cake, a veg mix, and this maple syrup glaze. Savory but sweet. Great!
Lots of planning went into the creation of this locale that has changed it's name to appease the neighboring Lenox Lounge. which will relocate nearby. The café draws crowds and nights run late.
Try the 321 Pineapple cocktail...delicious! The perfect amount of "sweet" for a drink!
A chic and hip rice bar in Soho. We love this modern spin on traditional comfort food. We love their vast selections of gluten-free desserts, especially the Pecan Pie!
no skinny bitches
Bring a friend so you can split an Epic size. If you can't agree on a flavor, ask to have it split (only works for this size and up).
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA