What a superb addition to the neighborhood! The steak sandwich and grits are phenomenal!
Love the staff and owner here. Shrimp and grits were fab. Good spot.
I love their Oysters!
Get the pickled bloody Mary. Country breakfast comes with amazing cheddar grits
I tried the Lemon ricotta pancakes as well as the spinach & goat cheese omelette; both were amazing!!
Avoid the Sunday brunch crowd and come on a weekday to enjoy the fresh, buttery scones, herb omelets and the berry-topped lemon ricotta pancakes. Our stomachs are growling just thinking about it...
Grits are runny.
The southern grits aren't quite southern in richness and flavor. Don't expect much from it.
I love the burger salad with a chicken burger on top!
Upbeat and nice bar that can get crowded. Well made drinks. Must try the oyster sliders!
Another loud filament light bulb filled gastropub employing the failsafe method to young professionals wallets of fried pickles, artisanal drinks, mac and cheese and tiles. Tear for Ship of Fools...
Oyster slides are pretty gross. Taste of the ocean....not in a good way. Didn't make me horny either.
Hidden gem in lower UES. Delicious shag, vegetable samosas, and naan (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Get the Agra Thali Dinner. It allows you to try at least 5 different things on the menu in smaller portions.
Best Indian food in NYC!
The silver tongue devil is one of the best sips of a cocktail I've ever had. Smells like gumbo, great music.
Three words - silver tongued devil! Amazeballs cocktail! Perfect balance of heat, sweetness, and tart.
Get the Silver Tongued Devil. It's pineapple juice, calle blanco tequila infused with jalepeño and ginger.
The tomato risotto was to die for; pork chop was among the best I've ever had. Really cute inside. Atmosphere strikes the right balance between casual and elegant.
If sitting down to eat, check out the back room -- library full of cozy leather booths and a fireplace. Great for date night.
First it was Elaine's, now comes the Writing Room. A favorite stop for several celebs, make sure you done miss this fine place.
Exceptional service, delicious food and extremely well made drinks!!! Highly recommend the Salmon tartare and the entree Shrimp dish. My husband had the Ribeye steak, which was cooked to perfection!
I went there recently for brunch with my best friend for her birthday, and the food was so delicious. The waiter and staff were super friendly.
Quiet ambience. This restaurant bar is great for conversations as it doesn't play any loud music. Happy hour starts from 4-8pm daily and their draft beers are low priced.
Spacious room. Incredible staff. Expansive wine list. Lobster comes three ways, and we suggest the Lobster Samosa. You won't regret it.
Try not to get too full before dessert – a dish of complimentary chocolates and pastry bites await you. You’re also awarded a free slice of cake if it’s your birthday.
PHOTO: Across the street Greer Garson, as Eleanor Roosevelt, and Ralph Bellamy, as Franklin D. Roosevelt, sit in a refurbished Packard for a scene in "Sunrise at Campobello" in 1960, at the link! Read more.
Start with the heirloom yellow and red gazpacho with sorbet ($10). Signature entrees include roasted suckling pig ($28) and The Wright Salad with corn, carrots, egg and truffle ($21). Read more.
Stop by our award-winning restaurant to enjoy a seasonal menu created by David Bouley protégé Rodolfo Contreras. Looking for a quick bite? Visit Cafe 3 by the Kandinsky Gallery, Annex Level 3.
The space is nice
Roasted Beets with goat cheese, panna cotta, pistachio, grapefruit, orange & watercress.
The best bar in the UES/Midtown east area. Super chill, unpretentious and really good food. I wish they would have opened 3 years ago when I lived in the area.
Possibly best artichoke dip, ever, period. The owner also plays DJ and takes requests.
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