What a fun place!! It was sooo busy all week with events!! Lucky to go one day when no events…read moreplanned. We enjoyed the Aperol spritz and the mocktail version with the hummus trio! Three great hummus types- regular, red pepper, and cilantro. Sooo good!

Came here to have lunch by myself. Didn't have much expectation. I the salad which was ok and then…read morethe chicken which was chewy at its most. I ate because I was starving. I wouldn't come back here. Service was ok

This is such a cute spot right in Columbus Circle! It gives cute, girly cocktail bar vibes! Perfect…read morespot for date night or girls night out! I had the Betty Boop cocktail. It was so pretty and had a really nice depth of flavor. It was not too sweet, which I enjoyed. We also shared the veggie plate and fries. The veggie plate came with really delicious spreads. My favorite was the feta one. Delish! The service was great. We sat at the bar and everything came out quickly, but we never felt rushed. Looking forward to coming here again and trying new things!

My friends were in town from Hawaii and decided they wanted to try this midtown establishment for…read moredinner last weekend. I have seen it before and it always looks like an enjoyable experience. I was quite surprised by my personal experience as it fell short of what I hoped for. Ambiance and decor were typical for a Saturday evening dinner: dark and loud, however, it was very dim due to it being a railroad set up with no windows except for the very front of the space. The decor is dark as well and gave a cave vibe. The restaurant was EXTREMELY hot. We asked the waiter about the A/C and his response was "they are working on it". The restaurant remained uncomfortably hot for our entire meal. No windows, no air flow, no A/C is a combination for misery. The bar was almost the entire length of the restaurant and was the only well-lit area of the restaurant. It was not separate from the seated areas. Our table was cocktail size and definitely too small for 3 guests. Service was mediocre. I asked our waiter about a drink and he did not know. I asked the same waiter about the A/C and received a lame answer. He was not knowledgeable nor timely. We had to ask for plates when the food arrived because we ordered finger foods to share. The food took a long time to be served (over 20 minutes). The place is small so I guess my expectation of faster service was too much to hope for. The food was touch and go. My friend's husband ordered a cheeseburger and fries. He seemed to enjoy it and as you can see from the picture it was a basic plate of food. I shared a salad, fried olives and charcuterie board with my friend. The olives were edible. They had a breaded coating that can be found on frozen breaded foods from your local grocery. The dipping sauce saved them. The rest of the items were plain. Nothing to praise and nothing to complain about. I was disappointed in our lemon bar dessert. It was horrible. The flavor was a dull lemon like one drop of flavoring was incorporated in it. The plate had no whipped cream or mint leaves for presentation. I was very unimpressed. Again, service was slow as the waiter said it would be right out. 10 minutes passed and we had to ask another waiter for it. Not good at all. The table next to us received 2 huge sundaes with sparklers on top. They looked so fun! The bathroom was the tinier than an airplane lavatory. Should an obese person need to use it they will not be able to fit inside. Dark and almost unusable due to it's small size and no ventilation. Could not see if the bathroom was clean but it did not smell. I give this place a 2.5 out of 5. If you are looking for a great culinary experience this is not the place for you. There is alot of room for improvement and I probably will not go back.

Wow, such a treat to experience!…read more We were welcomed a bit earlier than anticipated than our arrival time and was a nice gesture. I've never been to a formal tea before so was a super nice treat for me. Started with a glass of champagne and followed by great recommendations for tea (which is not my jam) and was a perfect pairing. We had the Spring Afternoon Tea which was an assortment of finger sandwiches, desserts and clotted cream and preserves. The staff and recommendations were remarkable and if ever in the area would love to come back and share the experience with family and friends!

Great spot for cocktails if you want spacious seating + a classy atmosphere where you can actually…read morehold a conversation. Service was fast and friendly. Cocktails were ok. - Whitby paloma: 7.5/10 (on the stronger side)

Happy Pride!! (They offer change for drag brunch TG)…read more I recently took my queer employee resource group to The Bar Room for drag brunch and it blew us away. Not only was the bartender, manager, and waitress so kind and patient, they made us giggle. We were taken to the second floor of the place and immediately greeted and welcomed. The environment is so cute with a vintage feel and it made me feel like home. The food has a special for drag brunch with a $75 pp so we did that, and it was an amazing deal, watch out for that espresso martini CARAFE. Once the queens (Britney Virazzano + Essense) came out there was no going back on the blast train. They were so funny individually and especially together, and treated us like family. The whole room felt connected, and it was one of the best experiences I've ever had.

So glad my schedule worked out that I had an appointment right across the street from The Bar…read moreRoom--what a perfect find. I stopped in during happy hour and was immediately impressed. From 3-6pm they offer $1.50 Virginia oysters, and they were super briny and incredibly fresh, which is an absolute steal. To go with that, we ordered $5 Yuenglings on tap. The food was outstanding across the board: * Pulled Pork Nachos with cheddar, pickled jalapeño, and lime crema ($14) -- loaded, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. * Bar Room Fries with parmesan, herbs, and white truffle oil ($10) -- crispy, aromatic, and dangerously addictive. * Deviled Eggs with dijon, kewpie mayo, and chives ($10) -- rich, creamy, and done just right. Every single item we ordered was a hit. On top of the great food and drinks, Kiera took exceptional care of us--friendly, attentive, and genuinely made the experience even better. Fantastic happy hour, delicious food, great service, and an ideal Midtown location. I'll absolutely be back next time I'm in the area.

While there are numerous, numerous amazing restaurants in New York City, I always love grabbing a…read morequick lunch in Bistro Verde. The crab bisque (the new lobster bisque) is absolutely delicious as is the crouton on top. We got the burrata and tomato dish too and it was delicious. The chicken meatballs weren't bad but I probably wouldn't get them again. The Caesar salad was spot on too. Love this place!

For a department store restaurant, this one is tops!…read more The space is really nice, especially the terrace. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The food is quite good! We had: - Cheddar Chive Biscuit - not the best - Tomato & Burrata - very good - Roast Turkey Avocado Club - really tasty - French Dip - delicious - Nordstrom Burger - my kids enjoyed - Cilantro Lime Salad with Shrimp - very good - Ginger Sesame Salad - tasty - Truffle Fries - delicious Getting my family to join me for lunch and some shopping at Nordstrom got a lot easier thanks to this restaurant!

Needed somewhere to watch game 5. Bill's had the game beautifully projected! It was packed, but the…read morewaiters were pretty quick. My friends ordered wings and really liked them. Truffle fries and meatballs were good. The sweet potato fries were the best I've EVER had! My only concern is that they said they served Coke products, but my drink tasted a lot more like Pepsi. Other than that, everything went well.

At the risk of sounding corny, the name is the best descriptor of this place. It has what I at…read moreleast think of as a supper club feel. It's an old space in a good way--lots of space across multiple floors, dimly lit but welcoming, invitingly creaky on a few floorboards where you just feel like you're gone back a few decades. Food and cocktails are solid. Went for lunch and enjoyed a quality burger and some cocktails. Kind of like the fact that (at least as best I can tell) there is no bar menu...just order a drink, and the bartender will whip it up (though, I'd note, this means you can get different riffs on the same drink depending on who makes it...I enjoyed the old fashioned I ordered more than the one a friend ordered a little later during the meal). Service was friendly and welcoming (even accommodated us to move seats to try to get to some warmer space, as it was a bit chilly by the window in the middle of winter).

Go to place for an unpretentious meal nearby Grand Central, Bryant Park, or shopping on 5th…read more Never been upstairs or here after 9 PM- just between 11 and 9 on weekends and weekdays. Ground floor can be packed at weekday lunch or after 4 PM- lots of commuter traffic. Bar and restaurant in back serves an eclectic menu and is NOT just pub grub. We have ordered fish and upscale Italian here, which was tasty and fresh! Service can be slow either when it is packed or, strangely, when mostly empty, but usually is fine and unrushed. If I had outta town folks in the neighborhood, this would be my go to for a down- to-earth good value and tasty meal.

Pretty confused by this establishment. They do not close until 1:00 am but somehow decided to make…read moreour group who spent money there leave at 11 pm . They rudely told us to leave ("Get out") without saying they're closing (which they werent nor asking us to open a new tab). We were all calm professionals just mingling and not causing trouble but they decided to throw us out. There were 10 other people still at the bar so it definitely felt like racial discrimination since we were the only people of color. Even if it wasnt a race issue, very strange that instead of politely asking we leave, they just shouted at us to get out well before closing time.

The Stags Head was recommended by a family member who is a frequent guest there. We loved the…read moreambiance and service. Most of our family tried the happy hour specials which all got rave reviews! I was most pleased with the bill at the end! Shows you can have great food and drink in NYC AND stay within budget!

The pub was a cool place. Dimly lit with the nice old school vibe. Came with a friend at his…read morerecommendation. He got the nachos and I ordered the pulled pork sandwich. Take my advice, order the nachos. I tried some of his and they were good. Only reason I'm giving this place three stars. The sandwich was terrible. It tasted like one of those pulled pork meats that you get from a tub at the supermarket. Google Lloyds BBQ pulled pork if you're not sure what I'm talking about. I'm confident my meal wasn't made from scratch and was reheated store bought food. Needless to say it wasn't good but at least it wasn't terrible. I was able to finish the sandwich but barely touched the fries. I'm willing to come back just for the nacho. They looked cheap but at least tasted good.