We came here after a recommendation from friends! We are so glad we took their advice. The food was…read morebomb! We had the roasted cauliflower, bucatini, shrimp cocktail, and fries. A wide array but each item was very tasty! I loved the cauliflower but didn't get a picture, we ate it too soon haha. Our server was fantastic! Very proactive and helpful with menu selections! We finished with the crème Brûlée and tiramisu, both were delectable! Absolutely loved the flavor of the tiramisu! Crème brûlée is my personal favorite dessert and this was a hot 5 stars. It was perfect!

Corner Bar is located just around the corner from Wu's Wonton which makes it the perfect place…read moregrab drinks. $14 happy hour martinis and delicious glasses of gruner. And if you happen to have a stroller... they'll be able to accommodate you. All the staff were very friendly and flexible. Would definitely be back, especially for an opportunity to visit Swan Room.

Phenomenal experience at Marylou! We got drinks and dessert and it did not disappoint. 4 stars…read morebecause the Crème Brûlée was warm under the sugar and I'm 70% sure it's supposed to be chilled; but alas it's a personal preference. Drinks - 10/10 We got the Pornstar Martini and a specialty request of One Last Word with mezcal rather than gin. Ambiance was epic. From one side we saw a group of friends catching up, by the bar we saw a two women dressed nicely and having a drink and chatting. Was such a fun spot and will definitely go back.

I've walked by this spot many times, but finally stopped in for a weekend brunch recently. They…read morehave several tables outside on a covered patio which is great for warm days. The brunch menu is small, but has all the classics. We ordered the BEC, which includes Gruyère cheese on a brioche roll. The sandwich was substantial and generous with the bacon. We also tried the mussels which were cooked in a cream sauce and of course had to get a side of fries. The pot of mussels was quite large and all the shells were open and not cracked. The sauce was great for dipping the fries. Cute spot for brunch and will have to try it for dinner!

This is an Italian restaurant, but I stopped off here for drinks during a snowy day…read more Because of the weather, it was pretty empty, but I was welcomed in and attended to immediately. A small, cozy space with window seats, a couch and coffee table, a community table, bar seats, and individual tables. The restaurant encourages a mix of patrons, from people enjoying a big meal, to enjoying a cocktail with the girls, or even if you just want to hang out, drink coffee, and read a book. They really want people to feel at home. I had the Epistrophy (rum brugal, lime juice, epi syrup, mint, and braca menta) as well as the OMG (portofino gin, lime juice, basil, and Italian cordials punch). Both of these were light and easy to drink. My last drink, the "spicy kiss" from savoia (tanteo chipotle tequila, savoia americano, grapefruit soda, and lime) was indeed spicy. They also have drinks featuring ginger, beet, spiced wine, mezcal, vermouth, maraschino liqueur, cinnamon, orange bitters, and more. Lots of Italian ingredients on the drink menu. Again, I didn't have the food, but there is an extensive pasta menu with a small selection of meat dishes. Many people complain about the slow service. There was no problem the day I visited, but again, it was slow. But my reply to that is, I think this is the type of place that is SUPPOSED to be slow. Aside from the fact I think this may be a cultural thing, I think they want this laid back community hangout place kind of vibe.

Food was delicious however service lacked…read more In my opinion, and years of experience, the woman working didn't know really what she was doing and was just winging it. she wasn't that good at recommendations, tried to offer my friend mezcal even though she's never had it and I had to stop her. Furthermore we were just 1 out of 2 tables in the entire restaurant and she forgot to ring in our order ? She did make it up by offering free dessert but it was kind of uncomfortable throughout the meal she kept checking on us every 5 -10 minutes if we're okay, If we're still okay etc?? Just checking Just checking ..... The whole time we were eating two men kept brushing past our table bumping our chairs etc trying to hook up the Projector and audio cables to connect the audio in order to stream the world cup games.... Food was good, Drinks were just okay and took 10+ minutes to come out- it gave first few days on the job, and I think she was there alone with no bartender or manager on the shift. I probably won't be back This was last Tuesday France vSpain

Went to a private event at Seiren, a newer restaurant and bar on Seventh Avenue in Chelsea. The…read morerestaurant was closed to the public for a the event, and throughout the evening the staff was attentive, friendly, and helpful. The cocktail menu was fairly extensive, with a good selection of wines as well. I did not order any food, but the menu appeared to focus on a mix of Spanish-inspired tapas, seafood dishes, and larger plates. Cocktails were around $20 each, which unfortunately is now fairly standard for newer restaurants in this area. I tried both a margarita and the "Lost at Sea," made with sake, ono, ume plum, Raventós Blanc de Blancs, lemon, and red seedless grapes. It was certainly unique and unlike anything I have had before, although it was not quite to my taste. The décor is upscale and thoughtfully designed, with a nautical, underwater-inspired theme that ties into the restaurant's siren concept. The design elements are incorporated throughout the space without feeling overdone. Overall, Seiren is a good option if you are looking for a nicer spot in Chelsea with a downtown vibe. It is not inexpensive, but it would work well for a date night, special occasion, or a nicer gathering with friends. While the food and drinks are priced at a premium, the ambiance, design, and attentive service help to somewhat justify the cost.

This is such a beautiful space with great cocktails and tapas. I highly suggest the shrimp…read moreempanadas and the truffle croquettes. They were both incredible. Don't skip out on the custard dessert. It was so good. The service is great and the music was great as well!

Ordered a burger to go. Not sure if that was the right move but the burger was decent even though…read moreit got cold. The fries were a bit of a disappointment. You can tell some of the fries had been re-fried multiple times as the colors were different. Will try again for dine in but don't recommend takeout.

The staff were very accommodating as we couldn't find parking for nothing. The hostess held 2 bar…read moreseats for us as we found parking. Golden beets persimmons in a yogurt salad dressing was outstanding. Pickled carrots not a fan at all. Toasty bread with brown butter was good. My wife had the chicken which was really good. I had the hamburger which was pretty good. Ended up with dark chocolate ice cream with a sugar cone. The staff was sweet especially the woman at the counter. The bartender was very nice and very cool. accommodating We will be back

Ambiance was absolutely beautiful - i especially still remember the sparkling glasses catching the…read moreevening light all around the room The food was delicious and we didn't feel rushed or over-monitored Wine list super interesting too

This place is a Village institution. I had a date with my now-husband here back in 2018 so it will…read morealways have a special place in my heart. Super cute, great drinks. I can't remember anything we had except for the tomatoes when it first opened, but the food is good. It doesn't necessarily "wow" you but coupled with the great ambiance and friendly service, it is a reliable spot to be with friends on a weekend.

Came here for the pasta & wine happy hour and had a great meal! The wines were all really good, and…read morethe cacio e pepe pasta was delicious. They didn't have the telephone cord shaped pasta anymore which was a bit of a bummer, but I liked the shape it came with anyway. We also got the apple cobbler dessert - also tasty but nothing amazing. Overall great experience and I would recommend this place!

TERRIBLE service from the manager who was very condescending. happy hour menu is very confusing and…read moreshe was rude about the whole thing. Will not be back. Food was fine but bolognese was not great. Needed more flavor and salt.

My friend and I stumbled upon this place on a Friday night. There were a decent amount of tables on…read moreChristopher street - kinda nice for people watching. We went inside and were seated inside first since people were waiting for tables outside. It's pretty small inside but super cute! There's a disco ball and even the tables are covered in cute a design. The bathroom is straight inside and covered by a curtain - it was giving wizard of oz. The bathroom itself was like an airplane bathroom with the door being bendy. Since it's so tight inside this place, you're kind of in the way when standing and waiting in line for the bathroom. Service was okay. I think they are still learning the ropes and getting settled. The place was super packed so understand that it was busy. At one point in the night, servers were asking if anyone ordered a tuna tartare bechase they didn't know who ordered it. They also didn't know where our check was because we placed drink orders inside then moved outside when a table was available. We got: - spicy margarita ($16): my friend liked this - Campari spritz ($16): I wasn't really a fan of of the Campari. I should have just gotten a regular Aperol spritz I am not sure if I would come back, maybe a different drink but vibes were okay.

You'll find Binx sandwiched between two barber shops on easterly Christopehr Street. I found BINX…read moreon The Infatuation, fond as I am of West Village spots such as the new Fedora (under the St Jardim team) and Buvettte. Snagged a seat at the 5-seat bar around 7:15pm on Wednesday 4June2025, surrounded by 20 and 30 somethings, most of them ladies unaccompanied by fellas, as is typical of West Village spots these days. Visit Binx knowing that it is truly cozy and quirky, combining tightly-spaced tables, a disco ball at the rear of the room, oddly creepy animal light fixtures at the bar counter, and naturalistic yet surrealistic yet arts-and-crafts decor in the main room. I enjoyed the kimchi fried chicken and crab tortellini, and of course, two pours of natural-leaning wines. Ambience was a bit loud, but not unpleasantly so. Give it a try!