Service ~Lis was great Food ~ fabulous…read more Ambiance ~ popular Recommend as reservations so not to miss your chance

I came here for a brunch meal with a friend and started with two of their seasonal drinks, the…read moreMaple Sea Salt Caramel Latte and Banana Bread Matcha Latte! Last time I went, I wasn't fond of their matcha, but it improved a lot so I love that they were receptive to customer feedback. My friend loved the caramel latte. We shared the Groovy Roasted Potatoes which were flavorful and served on top of a salty feta cream. I think I would've preferred the potatoes without the feta cream cause at times it overpowered the taste. The breakfast Egg Croissant sandwich was so gorgeous and we added avocado and bacon. It needed a bit of a sauce to help with the taste but it was good. I enjoyed their signature Steak Sandwich which came with lots of steak slices, a runny egg, and a salsa on the side. Everything here is farm to table and the service was great!

Convenient location in Hudson Yards for breakfast, lunch or dinner ... Only had breakfast so far…read morebut cruller donuts are nice and fluffy - soft and fresh. Sweet too...who's counting calories if you treat yourself once in awhile. I do like the yogurt with the granola and strawberries... healthy way to kick start the day.. it is a thick yogurt but good. A bit on the pricey side though. Have to try other items on their menu next time... It's always busy there... especially during lunch time.

Food is always good and very fresh. It is a nice large cafe…read morewith a twist. Their menu selections are different than your average. I had the chicken sausage patty on sourdough bread with egg. The person with me got there everything croissant that comes with cream cheese and he had sausage and fried egg on it. We also had iced Carmel Lattes. Very well made. Everything tasted so fresh and definitely made to order. I have had the crullers and they are so soft and flavorful. The roasted chicken melts in your mouth, very tender and juicy. The service is very fast . Earlier part of morning very busy but it keeps steady flow.

We enjoyed a light dinner here yesterday before the knicks game. Go Knicks 2026! We got two juices…read moreand two tartines. The sit down service was good. Plenty of seating. The juices were freshly made and tasted delicious. The sweet ginger was refreshingly sweet and crisp tasting with a zingy ginger aftertaste. The up beet was more tart and earthy tasting but also had a bright hint of ginger. You can see the fresh foam on the juice. I also appreciate they didn't put ice because I got more juice. The tartines were fresh and savory as well. They are basically open faced sandwiches on sourdough. The burrata tartine was topped by prosciutto (extra) and multicolored grape tomatoes. There were basil leaves layered throughout. The croque madame is hot and cheesy with plenty of gooey Gruyère and ham and a delicious sunny side up egg. The portion was just right. Will be back to try other things!

I ordered the labneh tartine…read more The tartine was underwhelming. I asked for smoked salmon and a poached egg add-on, and received what looks like a boiled egg and very little smoked salmon. My iced coffee, not pictured, was very mid. It also took a long time to receive this piece of bread. Overall would say the location and interior is great but the food and drink here is average

This is hands down the best happy hour spot in Hudson Yards! The Happy Hour menu included well…read morecocktails, spritzes, and select wines and beers at less than $10 per drink. Unfortunately there was only one bartender and this place gets incredibly busy with the after-work crowd so you're definitely waiting at least 10 minutes to order your next drink. To the credit of the bartender, they were incredibly efficient at making the drinks, there were just too many customers for one bartender to handle at once. Once you've ordered your drink you can sit anywhere in the cafe, I'm partial to the views of the Vessel which looks gorgeous in the evening as the sun sets. Overall, the value and quality during happy hour is top tier, however it is bustling and can get a bit loud and difficult to find a free chair to sit and enjoy your cocktail.

I was extremely surprised by my experience. I mean it's just eataly right. I got a glass of…read moreProsecco, prosciutto and melon (which omg was heavenly in every bite, don't know why I've never had this perfect combination before!) and mortadella with pistachio (which let's be honest you can never really go wrong with, so delicious!). Just served up exactly what I was seeking-a quick and easy bite that also happened to have a good amount of tables, and two bathrooms, on a busy Friday night at Hudson yards.

Absolutely love this little spot! My friend and I have been here twice within a week because the…read morefood was just that good. Such a cute, cozy café vibe. My kids loved it too. My son said they have the best eggs he's ever had. I had the eggs bene both times, my friend had the French toast both times. We tried the beet salad as well to share. Everything tastes fresh, the portions are perfect and it was delicious. Jacklyn (sorry if I'm misspelling) was our waitress both times and is an absolute gem. So friendly, attentive, and welcoming, and she was wonderful with my kids. All the other employees we interacted with were welcoming and helpful as well. The owner was also extremely nice and took a few moments to chat with us after our meal. We found this place completely by chance and it's already become one of our favorite breakfast/brunch spots in the city. And the coffee is SO good. We had one there (I had an iced mocha and my friend had an iced latte), and we both took another to go! I found the prices to be very decent for where it is in NYC. Definitely a new go-to!

If it wasn't for the outdoor seating I would have not noticed. I'm so glad I walked it to check it…read moreout. It is a breakfast and brunch very modern cafe with Australian and American selections. The menu is so interesting because their selections are different. I tried the Chicken Katsu which had shredded cabbage, tonkatsu sauce, potato bun. The bread was amazing, I didn't have potato bun.It was so good, I wanted to go back after work and get another one. So fresh and tasty! I also ordered a side of avocado that had very lightly spritzed with olive oil and a spice. The person I dined with had shakshuka . I had a bite and it was amazing!! I had a mocha latte and it was amongst the best I had. Everything I noticed, ,comes out, precisely put together and blended well. Their presentation on their dishes are amazing.. The service is very attentive and quick. It is on the smaller side but if there is a wait it is worth it. They greet you in and going out. Very nice modern but simple and cute. I loved the atmosphere and waitresses was very nice and accommodating also let me know all ingredients fresh and local. Im already ready to return and try another amazing selection from the menu. Also, to let you know there is no reservation here.

This location is beautiful! It was so clean and bright inside... perfect for a quick stop or a sit…read moredown meal. I got the mango matcha. The sweetness was amazing. I don't usually drink matcha but I did enjoy this one. The drinks start from $8-$12. The service is fast and everyone is very nice.

Grabbed breakfast here with my family. It's one of those order at the iPad near the entrance…read moreplaces. We got a coffee, pistachio latte and the French toast. I know things in general are expensive but I was shocked by the price of our very simple meal. Moreover you only get one slice of French toast. The toast was nice enough (nothing amazing), the pistachio latte was so sweet it hard to taste any coffee. The space is stark and contemporary with ample seating. Service was ok. All in it's too expensive even for NYC standards.

I've been coming to All'Antico Vinaio for a few years now. I remember when they only had a handful…read moreof locations with super long lines. Now with way more locations, lines are more reasonable, especially as you near an early dinner time. That's what I did when entering the Nomad location. There's plenty of space inside with two floors and ample table space. I went with the Veggie sandwich this time, mostly to try out the Spicy Eggplant. Sandwich itself was huge (as expected) and tasty. The bread is the big seller. Just have to always remember the sandwich isn't coming out piping hot, but it's still tasty nonetheless. You do get your money's worth, even though it's a bit pricey.

Note if you want to come here for dinner, they close at 7pm. It is a pretty busy place with two…read morefloors and friendly service. They have shelves of baked breads and a long counter where you can order sandwiches. It is brightly lit and clean. I went around 5/5:30pm and there were a few people in line. To place my order did not take long, less than 5min and I was waiting another 10min for the sandwich. I ordered the Favolosa and as others have noted, these sandwiches are huge. I ate mine in one sitting, but I imagine most people could make two meals out of it as half is the size of a regular sandwich. The bread (focaccia) was delicious, it had nice flakes of salt on top and was not oily. There was a decent amount of salame toscana on it and spicy eggplant. I liked both the pecorino and artichoke cream, but if I had to nitpick, the sandwich could do with slightly less of each cream as they were very generous with it. That being said, it was absolutely delicious and I would definitely go back and order it again. It might be good with some provolone or sliced cheese on it too. I would like to try other sandwiches on the menu, but would recommend sticking to sandwiches with some spread/cream on them as I could see how it could be dry otherwise. Also, these sandwiches hold up really well refrigerated overnight.

As my coworker and I walked from the hotel from the office we are working in this week, we stopped…read moreby here for dinner as I heard from local coworkers this must a must try. After walking around, we decided to eat at La Pizza & La Pasta. What We Ordered: - Focaccia Bianca: Focaccia + Rosemary = Count me in! I love rosemary and focaccia, so this was perfect to start the meal. I loved the Olitalia extra virgin olive oil it was served with, and definitely would order again! - Limoncello Spritz: I'm in my summer spritz era, and adored the limoncello as you usually just see Aperol. Very light, refreshing, and a great drink to sip with my meal. - Diavolo Dolce: My coworker ordered this, and I tried a little. Hot spicy honey paired with whipped ricotta was truly divine, and the other ingredients complimented as well. Ultimately, I was left with entrée envy as I wish I ordered this. - Bucatini Cacio e Pepe: Very underwhelming, and I even spent $12 to add shrimp as a protein. I'd skip this next time as there are far better Cacio e Pepe out there. - Add Shrimp ($12): This came with only 4 shrimp, which means each shrimp was $3. I was flabbergasted at the price for the portion provided. It wasn't even that great of shrimp, I'd skip next time. Our waitress wasn't very talkative, but pleasant. Another member of the wait staff dropped off food that wasn't ours, so we had to flag down the waitress to take back. Thankfully, we didn't touch our food. Our food would arrive shortly, and allowed me to take in the scenery. Eataly is remarkable in size, selection, and felt like the Disneyland of Italian cuisine and products. I'd definitely return, but likely skip the Pizza/Pasta restaurant to try another restaurant or service counter instead. Heck, even make sure I had a checked bag to return home with some goodies packed in my checked bag from Eataly. Definitely stop by if local or visiting the area!

For the first time in years we sat down at the pasta bar for appetizers, wine and dinner at the…read moreflatiron location only to get the "bums rush" by an aggravated waiter and we have no idea why he gave us an attitude, looking down at us with his glasses. We were not demanding but it seemed he was tired because he never greeted us and seemingly impatient by a wine question. Later my husband had to wave his hand just to get a beer after the waiter suddenly chipper chatting up a couple next to us but pretending we didn't exist. It was so bizarre...maybe he thought we were tourists. He never asked about how our apps were, but allowed the empty plates to stack, then he begrudgingly asked if we wanted dinner. Seriously, he seemed more interested in wiping down the bar and seeing us leave. Then when we all 3 attempted to look at the ready made pasta case we were blocked by stock person who didn't care that we had hoped to buy a sauce without being edged away. What has happed to the incredible kindness that we always felt? I had a dinner party there over a year ago which was perfection, we've eaten at every station which had wonderful service until last night. It literally took away from the whole experience and was frankly sad. I'll never sit at his station again. But kudos to the wonderful pasta chef. Get your pasta to go...