On the way to a basketball game at MSG, my husband and I realized - we need food!…read more Didn't have a plan in mind, but Emperor Dumpling caught our eye as we walked by (looked clean, smelled good, and it wasn't crowded so hopefully we could get in and out quickly). I was happy to see certain items on the menu were designated as vegetarian. If I lived in town I would come back and try all their veggie friendly options. The small order of veg dumplings was a very reasonable price and portion. I thought they were well stuffed with veggies. I was a little disappointed with the dumpling wrapper- i prefer a lighter softer wrapper. But overall I still ate it all, and it was a quick nice snack. My husband really enjoyed his orange chicken with rice and veggies. It was a huge portion- he was only able to eat half of it. Great value.

We wanted something quick and saw this place had okay reviews, so we gave it a shot. We ordered the…read morechicken teriyaki, pork soup dumplings, and spring rolls. The pork soup dumplings arrived literally spilling pink/red liquid that looked like blood. My mother had never tried soup dumplings before, so we were hoping for a fun experience, but she immediately spit it out. I brought it back and showed the staff the uncooked pork and the blood/red liquid on the napkin. They simply re-steamed them and brought them back except now there was no soup left inside the dumplings at all. The chicken teriyaki was tough and chewy, almost like jerky, as if it had been overcooked on an extremely hot grill or deep fried too long. The spring rolls were mediocre at best, with vegetables inside that had a mushy, paste-like texture. Very disappointing. Honestly, the best part of the meal was the rice. Do yourself a favor and skip this place.

7th St is good for what you're getting. Great sauce. Fresh soft buns. Generous amount of fries…read more Historically you get 7th St after a late night outing of drinking and play, but today I got it in the afternoon and it was just as good sober as it is drunk. The service at this location was top notch. Assisted with the order, provided a friendly smile, gave a warm goodbye. The ambiance is what you expect from a burger joint, nothing too fancy but I don't need too fancy for a smash burger. ps: sorry no pics, was too busy SMASHING MY SMASH B

Great burger and great service. 7th St is alway great which ever location ypu go to but this…read morelocation is fairly quiet so you'll get a great burger

I was invited to an RSVP event and the process went very smoothly and there was no wait. Plenty of…read moreseating even in a small store. The burgers were very juicy and the jalapeños gave a great bite/kick. The fries were very good and significantly more fresh and nicer chew than in and out. The cheese was not too overwhelming. I would come again.

Saw this spot on social media and lived up the the hype. It's so simple yet so amazing!…read more Would definitely recommend. We ordered a single and a double with jalapeños and they were amazing! Well priced and delicious

Not sure how they do it, but this is hands-down the most efficient Raising Cane's, I have ever been…read moreto. Located inside Penn Station across from the LIRR, they are not in the Moynihan station food court area. This location hits the spot, and is a total lifesaver when your starving, not in the mood to go to Times Square or other far out locations. The Penn station location is perfect! No crowds, if there is a small line, it moves incredibly fast. Ordered the Box Combo, and the chicken was piping hot, crispy, and perfectly breaded. And obviously, the Cane's Sauce is always a bonus. The Texas toast was buttery and thick, just the way it should be. The staff here deserves a raise; they manage the Midtown chaos with total grace and keep the seating area surprisingly clean for how high-volume it is. This is the perfect grab-and-go spot that actually tastes like quality food. If you're passing through Penn,definitely check them out. Tip: If there's a sports game at the garden, get your food before the event ends. It gets crowded when a hockey game is ending.

This was so disappointing. I'd heard so much hype about Raising Canes coming to NY, so when I…read morefinally walked across this location while starving in Penn Station I thought oh, this must be the moment. I ordered the three finger combo. What came out was just plain sad looking. Tiny chicken fingers, barely cooked fries. The Raising Cane's sauce was good but the vessels to that sauce were so lacking. The breading on these chicken fingers was nothing special and again, so so small. Service was fast at least, but the place itself was dirty and virtually every table needed a wipe down. I know, I know, it's Penn Station, it's supposed to be a little grimy. Honestly, if these chicken fingers weren't so tiny and my fries were properly cooked I could deal with a little grime. But come on.

excellent !! food is delicious. servers do a good job with portion. order came out fast and…read moreaccurate.

I went to this location for the first time on a Wedneday afternoon and there was a bit of a line. I…read moreordered a salad bowl with supergreens, brocolli, falafel, pickles, olives, cucumbers, and pickled onions with lemon tahini, crazy feta and eggplant dip. They were out of falafel by the time it was my turn in line, so I had to wait 15 minutes for a fresh batch. The food was pretty good! And the falafel was delicious, especially having been freshly made. They even gave me extra to apologize for the wait. My only complaint is that the side pita that came with the meal was stale and hard, which is why I deducted a star. Overall, it was a good meal!

I ordered delivery for lunch…read more The mushroom sandwich was tasty. It was loaded with tender, seasoned mushrooms. The bread was buttery and fresh. The pork confit sandwich was dry and definitely needed the accompanying sauce to improve the texture. I also enjoyed the yuca fries and sweet plantains. Everything was hot upon arrival.

I took my mom to Chirp for Mother's Day lunch. Based on the website photos I was expecting a proper…read moresit down restaurant with table service. That is not what Chirp is. They have seats. But you order at the front, pick up your own food, box it yourself when you are done, and discard your own trash. I was the server today. That should be noted upfront because the website does not exactly make that clear. That said, the food was good. I got a stir fry dish with beef, fries, tomatoes and platanos. Mama bear got a Spanish chaufa which is basically the Peruvian version of fried rice. She seemed to enjoy it. I also got a side of squash soup which was pretty good. We washed it all down with Jarritos, the Mexican soda. Solid choice. Now the restroom situation. Chirp does not have a public restroom. My mom was bothered by that and I could see her starting to make it a thing. I had to nip that in the bud. I get it, I understand, but that is not the hill I die on. No restroom, no worries. It is what it is. The cashier was nice. The food got me full quick. I brought some home for wifey since she is a fan of Spanish food too. Overall Chirp is fine for what it is. It is more of a quick meal and delivery spot than a dinner service restaurant. If you go in knowing that you will probably enjoy it. If you go in expecting a proper sit down experience like I did, you might be caught off guard. Now you know.

Had Potbelly for the first time since I started WFH full-time about 3.5 years ago before going to…read morethe Knicks game. Didn't regret it at all. I saw the Veggie Melt and ordered it for myself. I realized there were way more toppings than I previously expected so indulged in almost all of them. This was a solid meal before the game - can't expect anything more. Now I'll be back to redeem my free cookie too.

This is a pretty big location. I ordered for pickup via the app and my food was ready. I went to…read morethe cashier, gave my name, and got my food. I've been going to potbellys for awhile and enjoy their sandwiches. I usually get the awreck (similar to an Italian but has turkey). Love the toasted bread and added mayo, mustard, onions.....there are a bunch of toppings to chose from. I was disappointed when I got home because I had ordered the chicken pot pie but they gave me the chili....I thought about going back to the store to let them know but didn't want to waste more time. I guess next time I should double check the bag when I pick up my food to make sure my order is right....

Just like Tijuana Mexico tacos authentic delicious along with they're salsas, aguas frescas and…read moresides

This is my favorite restaurant downtown Brooklyn. They have the best breakfast in the morning when…read moreI have meetings downtown I can call and tell what I want when I get there It's still hot you should try there codfish and coco bread and they all ways have a Line they know me by now they are nice and friendly know care what

Finally made it to the new Rowdy Rooster. Forget everything you know about fried chicken--this is a…read morewhole different beast. ​I tackled the Big Rowdy with dark meat and that Hakka chili heat. It's an absolute unit of a sandwich. Replacing pickles and mayo with red onion and mint chutney? Mental. Chef is a straight-up genius for that one. ​Grabbed the mini samosas on the side and washed the fire down with a Thums Up. That soda hits way harder than a Coke--sharp, spicy, and high voltage. ​Shoutout to Eric for holding it down and helping me navigate the spice. The art is sick and the vibes are high. ​If you're tired of the same old bird, come get punched in the face with some actual flavor. This isn't just lunch; it's a heavyweight bout.

New York has no shortage of burger joints, but an Indian burger spot? It was a first for me, and…read moreRowdy Rooster made sure it was a memorable one. A classic NYC hole-in-the-wall, this place is almost designed to be missed. Blink, check your phone, or dodge one too many pedestrians, and you've walked right past it. Try not to, it's worth the stop. Pricing sits a little on the higher side for a combo, but let's be honest - this is New York. The burgers are bold, satisfying, and built to impress. I went for the chicken and veggie sandwiches, both dressed with a mango lime sauce that genuinely were very flavorful. The tomato aioli on the side was another win. And the fries? Crispy, golden, and dusted with a Cajun-meets-Indian spice blend that somehow makes complete sense and zero sense at the same time - in the best way. Rowdy Rooster is a must-visit: come ready for real Indian heat and flavor.

Cuisine: 9 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 4 Value: 9 Overall: 9 I am not an expert in West African cuisine, but all I can say about the food here is, "Holy shit! It's good!" The setup inside this dimly lit restaurant had a bunch of steam tables offering various beef and chicken dishes, a handful of rice options, and a bunch of salads/fruits. Having no idea what we were looking at, we asked the friendly owner for some advice. After some contemplation, two of us made a plate with all beef over some jollof rice, and another with basically all chicken items over a different type of flavorful rice. We knew it was too much, but our goal was to figure out what we would come back for. Honestly, I did not enjoy most of the chicken because it's sitting in steam trays getting overcooked. Not saying they were terrible, but it all fails in comparison to all the great beef offerings. OMG! You really can't go wrong with any of the beef dishes. My cuisine rating is really based on the various beef items, the yummy veggies, and both amazing rice. The current price is $10.99 per pound regardless what you fill your box with, except a couple of items. We filled our two boxes with about 4lbs of food. Obviously too much, but we got to try many things. No doubt I will be back asap for round two.

Dirty, disgusting and rude staff. Was grossed out to the point where I couldnt even eat. the…read moreoutside is filled with tuns bikes from food delivery drivers as this must be a hang out of theirs. feels like there is something more going on to this place then just serving food.