Used to come here when it was Shorty's and was looking for a bar to watch the game Sunday night…read more Very bro heavy when I was there. Reading the website turns out it's the same owner who did shorty's. Service was slow but I think they focused on those at the bar and not the tables; there didn't seem to be any wait staff. I would come back to try the cheesesteaks.

Food: 3.3 Service: 3.2…read moreAmbiance: 3.5 Value: 3 I traveled in to Manhattan from Brooklyn on a Friday at 11am specifically to get a cheesesteak. Fedoroff's is great but pricey, and I remembered Olde City wasn't bad the last time I had it years ago, so I trekked in. Mistake. I should have stayed home. Garlic Parm wings were big and well-sauced, but when I bit in I found they were a bit drier than other wings I've had. And $19 for a plate of wings seems high. Italian fries were the same story - seasoned well, but tough. Nothing like the great ones at Yankee Stadium. When I get tough food I always wonder if they served me reheated leftovers from yesterday. For the cheesesteak, I ordered the "Authentic" which is supposed to come with your choice of cheese (Whiz/American/Provolone/Cooper Sharp/Ghost pepper jack); but I absentmindedly forgot to specify my choice and the server didn't ask me. It was only when the food came and I saw the Whiz when I realized. I would have appreciated a prompt so that I could have gotten Cooper Sharp. It was his first day so maybe he didn't know better. There was another server behind the bar who he was training under. I will give the servers props for giving me the combo price without me asking for it ($18 for cheesesteak, fries, and soda/water). But overall, stuff could have been better. The place was dead. I was one of three people in there but still felt ignored. There's a lot of TVs and a lot of beer options so I can see it being a good place to drink and watch a game. But the food is just ok. Very different than what I remembered.

Pizza here is fire. I have sampled 4 different locations in NY, and this is by far the best!…read moreDepending on when you visit, the line can be manageable, but during peak hours or holidays, expect to spend an hour or so before you can sink your jaw into this amazing flavor and texture profile. One of the biggest elements I like about my pizza is the crispy bottom. Mama delivers this consistently between their thicker slices and thin ones as well. Pizzas were topped with fresh cheese. House slice is a must. Based on what I have seen, it's best to call in and pre-order a whole pie. This will cut down the wait time and hassle. I've seen several people come in to pick up and share the entire box outside. Had I had more peeps with me, we would have executed this play. Inside, your only chance for a table is by the wall. Everyone else is queued for food. Enough reading.. go get a slice and never look back. Can't wait to visit them again.

The pizza is 4.8 stars…read more The other parts of the process need some work. When I walked in, there appeared to be a huge line, apparently, these are all the people who have already ordered, but it seems like it is the line. When the cashier mentioned that if you have not ordered yet, please step up, I then realized there was no line to order. 25-30 people waiting for slices, but no one in line to order? Seems like they need to work on the process a bit. Why aren't hot fresh slices coming right out of the oven and right onto plates or boxes and into the customer's hands? The staff had to keep telling people to pack it in near the pick up counter, so this is obviously an issue. Anyway, I also did not like that there were no prices on the slices on the counter. I've never bought something with no price listed and remarked on how inexpensive it was. How much were the slices, I don't even remember and there are no pics of menus anywhere b/c they don't have one and prices are not listed on the counter. I was asked if I wanted pesto on my pizza, I figured it wasn't free and it is a bit tricky to ask that without any mention of the price, so I declined. Again, who knows how much this would have cost, and I didn't want to be a first timer there asking a ton of questions. I think my two slices were around $7 each, sort of on the steep side. There is a bathroom. There are some tables where you can eat your slices if it isn't too busy and you get lucky. If I come here again, I'd like to try the cacio pepe. I should have been the CPO.

Amazing cheesesteaks and onion rings fries. I got chicken and bf got steak, both were awesome! Cute…read morecountry decor. I wish they had better drink options but honestly next time I'll get a Diet Coke and fuel up on booze elsewhere. Lots of board games downstairs if that's your thing. If you love a good Philly you gotta check em out!

Juicy burger was fantastic Service great…read moreOur server had great recommendations that were perfect The onion rings outta sight

Eden Gourmet Marketplace has become a beloved supermarket in the Gramercy area. Let me list why it…read moreis a wonderful place: Emre, store manager, always greets everyone with a smile. We have developed a congenial friendship which was founded on La Fermière yogurts. Emre knows that I price shop so invariably I know when the time is right to buy these delicious yogurts at Eden. I often buy Siggi yogurts as here they are $1.99 each. The ladies - Dolores, Affou, Mamata, Savita, Tofu - at the checkout are friendly, kind and remember customers. A few speak French which I practice with them. Being originally Greek, the Dolmas in the prepared food section, are plump and particularly tasty. It's worth buying a few to take home. Adam looks taciturn but always is kind to me. He is behind the deli counter preparing sandwiches and always gives me a quarter pound of the Jambon de Paris. Miguel and Medina are also here. A loyalty card is worth having and once having accumulated many points I paid the princely sum of $1.61 for a pretty bouquet of roses in assorted colors that cost $11.99. Now that's a steal! Eden Gourmet is the sister supermarket to my beloved sadly closed Eden Gourmet of 14th street. This too is packed to the brim with fresh vegetables, fruits, cheeses, dairy, chicken and meats. A large variety of sparkling waters, frozen entrees, ice creams and assorted temptations are here too. A small bakery has cakes and pastries available. I pop in often to get milk or to see what's new and always to say hello to everyone. I always feel happy coming to Eden Gourmet Marketplace!

What an experience for someone who's been shopping since in opened. Yesterday as I was leaving the…read morestore a worker would not allow me to leave the store. He came towards me to open my jacket and try to search me. My other half is disabled and he was buying at the Cold Cut section. I literally was being kidnapped. I tried to ask for owner that I know and told me they were boss and no one around. Sat from 1-2 look at your cameras. Everything is there!!! I've been calling the store and the Lady keeps hanging up the phone. The worker ran to the back and an another employee became hostile towards me. I called her back to preserve the tape from today. She hung up.

If you go on insta - you will see why this spot is so well reviewed. First off, unrelated to the…read morefood is that this place is spotless! It defies logic. I arrived at 2pm on a weekday and the guy was doing a deep clean while I ate my sandwich. Love this. I got The Emma - no clue how they arrived at this name. It's one of their more spicy steak sandwiches and includes kimchi and Broccoli rabe - absolutely one of the most memorable sandwiches I've consumed. While I was there - a food blogger came in and shot a video. This place is no secret. My only "issue" is that the food is expensive. I TOTALLY get they are using high end ingredients - organics - locally sourced - etc. those items are not cheap. But my sandwich was normal sized - no pickle or any add on item - and I ate in but was not offered a plate or a fork. It's a deli. But for $20+, I can't eat here every day or even multiple times a week. Like NYC, it ain't for everyone and it ain't cheap. But I'll be back!

I had the "Nice To Greek You" salad with grilled chicken and it was honestly such a great choice…read more The grilled chicken was seasoned really well and added so much flavor to the salad. Everything tasted fresh, and the vinaigrette paired perfectly without being too heavy. The portion was super filling, which I always appreciate when it comes to salads. The service was also very sweet, welcoming, and quick, which made the whole experience even better. It's a great spot if you're looking for something fresh, satisfying, and easy--especially on a nice sunny day when you can sit back and enjoy the view. Definitely a place I'd come back to for salads, wraps, or sandwiches

Came here for lunch on a Saturday. The place was empty circa 12pm…read more Ordered a burger which came with fries and bacon ($24) and also a side of onion rings ($13). All were very tasty. Their fries are very nice and crispy. I wish they gave more than 8 onion rings for the price they charged - they were very nice!

Met up with friends here after a 12:30 Rangers game let out…read more It wasn't crowded at first but then it seems like more folks from the game arrived here not long after and it was pretty full by 6 pm. We sat at a high top table in the back. There were lots of tables in the back and a decent sized bar. They also have an upstairs that I never checked out. Our waitress was very attentive. Beers were reasonably priced. The cheesesteak spring rolls were tasty and my husband's pizza cheesesteak was also pretty good. Good sports bar, although you won't catch me here when there's an Eagles game on, haha!

OMG OMG OMG this…read moreplace is awesome. We went to here when we went to go see Hamilton and this place did not disappoint. If you love everything truffle then this is place the place to be. The food, the service, and the ambiance were all top notice.

My husband and I visited the Bryant Park Winter Village last night and decided to stop here for a…read morequick bite. We ordered the NY cheesesteak, which comes with onions, peppers, mozzarella, and provolone. The flavor was definitely there--really savory and satisfying--and the portion size was solid for the price, especially considering it's in the Winter Village. My only complaint is that I came across a few hard pieces in the meat that felt like bristles. It wasn't enough to ruin the whole sandwich, but it did take away from the overall experience a bit. Hopefully it was just a one-off. On the positive side, the service was great. It was fast, organized, and everyone behind the counter seemed to know their role, which kept the line moving smoothly. The cheese wasn't thick or heavy; it had more of a cheese-wiz consistency, which actually worked well with the sandwich. Despite the small issue, I'd still come back and try some of the other items on their menu. The flavors were good, the service was efficient, and overall it was a solid stop at the Winter Village.

Wednesday girl dinner is a must try. For $25, you get a martini, salad (Cesar or market), and fries…read more(truffle or regular). I got the market salad with grilled chicken which was very filling and packed with flavor. The grilled chicken was an add on so cost a little bit more than $25 but still an amazing deal. 10/10 recommend!

Stopped into Cask Bar & Kitchen in Murray Hill for a casual dinner and loved the quirky, cozy vibe;…read moreit kind of feels like having dinner in your grandma's living room (in the best way possible). Think vintage wallpaper, little knick-knacks, and warm lighting. It's got character. I ordered the market salad with mixed greens, honeycrisp apples, goat cheese, candied pecans, and sherry vinaigrette. It was a hearty portion - super fresh and flavorful, and honestly more than I could finish (not a complaint!). I also ordered a Diet Pepsi with grenadine; they don't carry Diet Coke, which I almost docked a point for, but the mix was unexpectedly delicious. Highly recommend it. My date ordered the hanger steak and said it was absolutely amazing. Only hiccup: his first glass of wine he got came out hot... like, microwave-level warm. Fortunately, the server brought a new (cold) one and the rest of the meal was smooth sailing. Service was friendly, the vibe was homey and relaxed, and the food was solid across the board. Would definitely come back, especially for that salad and another round of grenadine magic.

Danny & Coop's is a renowned takeout-only cheesesteak spot in NYC's East Village, co-owned by actor…read moreBradley Cooper and Angelo from Philadelphia, who also owns Angelo's Pizzeria. It's famous for its authentic Philly-style cheesesteaks featuring thinly sliced ribeye, Cooper Sharp cheese, and griddled onions on a seeded roll. The menu is straightforward, centered on the cheesesteak, with options for sweet or hot peppers, and drinks like Boylan's Root Beer. I've had Danny & Coop's bookmarked for a while, and when I finally visited, the place was bustling. Despite the tight space, the experience is absolutely worth it. When I arrived, there was no line, so I ordered quickly. They sent me a text when my order was ready, which took about fifteen minutes. The cheesesteak was outstanding. At first glance, I thought the bread might be hard, but it was perfectly soft and, without doubt, the ideal bread for a cheesesteak. The seeds added an earthy, nutty flavor. The beef had a deep, rich flavor, emphasizing high-quality ingredients. The rib-eye meat was exceptional, and although the Cooper Sharp cheese and bread were excellent, the rib-eye truly stole the show. The cheese was flavorful but not overpowering. The onions added great texture, and the sweet peppers brought a pleasant acidity that enhanced every bite. The sandwich costs twenty-five dollars but is definitely shareable. Though I haven't tried many cheesesteaks in New York, this is the best I've ever had. Customer service was excellent, and the cheesesteak was simply outstanding. I would gladly travel from Connecticut again to enjoy Danny & Coop's.

Yea good sandwich but $22 plus tax?! Be serious, NYC!…read more Make sure to take a friend with to split it with because it might be too much for one person. I wish they went easy on the cheese but the meat and the bread are excellent. Shuld be $16 tops though but I guess Cooper needs to pay for a 4th house or something

Classic Philly bar. They have seating inside and outside. It took a while for us to get the waiters…read moreattention to put in our food. We got Philly cheesesteaks that were average. The meat felt a little overcooked, the wiz tasted a little saltier than I was used to, and the bread was not toasted. We just came here to have a good time and watch the game so wasn't expecting the greatest food, but it did its job. Would come back for the vibes!

The cucumber fizz is fye. My server was so sweet and it's a nice patio for a hot day.read more