My absolute favorite for brunch ... Grilled chicken sandwich or eggs Benedict's or apple pancakes ...it's tinny. Being squeezed into a little spot is part of the experience. BYOB for lunch and dinner
This place is great. Byob, cozy and a true west village experience (no tourists in sight). I had the grilled chicken sandwich for brunch.
Such a gem of a local with BYOB and delish moules & frites. Winning!
The best grilled chicken sandwiches on the city. Always fresh and juicy!!!
Seriously the best sandwich in NYC! Get the #1 turkey sam, add Swiss cheese and red peppers.... Get addicted.
While the food is great, what warmed me today was watching the owners offer a free sandwich to a homeless man who walked in w a crooked back and a hope and left w the largest smile and a thank you
Cauliflower steak, Brussel Sprouts, Octopus... All delicious!
The burger is fantastic! The risotto app is incredible - there's no rice but it's so tasty! The broccoli side is the best I've ever had. Snap peas are delish. Do not sleep on strawberry rhubarb tart.
They gave us butternut squash hummus and crackers to start instead of bread that was delicious. The octopus to start and salmon main were very good too. Lots of healthy options.
A casual and cosy vibe. Great music & the perfect snowy day meal. Mussels with a glass of Chablis.
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.
Great wings and pickles :)
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It's like Philadelphia away from home. Gotta love Philly fans that live in NYC.
Delicious burger, grilled cheese with bacon and tomato is also good. Cash only.
watch out for the frat boys. in the old days you could bribe big george $20 to seat you immediately. then he hit a guy and he had to leave.
The burger here is a behemoth; a half-pound of broiled New England beef (sirloin, chuck & top round) is piled high with American cheese, tomato, iceberg lettuce & deep-fried ruffles of bacon. (RC) Read more.
Good beer menu and great staff. Definitely worth stopping by after a trip down the Highline.
The scene of the infamous Kelly/Bethenny, “I’m up here and you’re down here” fight from Season 2. However if you’re there you’re always “up here.”
The Brass Monkey keeps it real in the meatpacking district. Relaxed, inexpensive (for the 'hood) and great for late night munchies. -Jacqueline Lombard, Top Chef
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