5 stars for Forsyth Fire Escape and Ploo! The market has less than a dozen vendors, but it is nice,…read moreclean and feels new. Some vendors close at 6pm on certain days so check before you go. Even the bathrooms were well maintained which in an public NYC market is high praise. We went for dinner and as a group of two tried tacos from Ploo, a margherita slice from Honey Pie Pizza, the pernil scallion pancake burrito from Forsyth Fire Escape, the pad see ew from Kinn thai and the chicken donor kebab sandwich from Kotti Berliner Doner Kebab. The tacos and burrito were definitely the best things were tried and were so good I would come back here just to get them again. We ordered one steak and one al pastor taco from Ploo. The tacos were small, but bursting with flavor. The tortilla gets a little wet from the sauce, so eat them quickly or use the fork they give you. They are a little pricey for the size ($5-6 each), but worth it. We loved both. The pernil scallion pancake burrito is as good as everyone says it is and deserves the hype. Extremely flavorful and I liked the mix of ingredients (I didn't think the queso frito (which is basically a mozzarella stick), would go, but I was wrong). My only minor comment since I like spicy food, is it could use a touch more heat. I want to try other things on their menu now since the burrito was so tasty. The doner kebab was very good (we have had it before at other locations) and a good size. The pizza and pad see ew were just okay (I found both to be lacking in flavor) and I would not feel the need to get either again. For whatever reason, it seemed like most things/entrees (beside the slice of pizza and a taco) were $16. So with tip and tax expect most things to cost you $20. The venue is spacious and they have a bunch of events during the week, we happened to be there on salsa night. Worth checking out for a quick bite or meal.

Olly Olly Market normally is closed on a Sunday but for the World Cup Final they stayed open…read more Wonderful for Helga and myself. We got there early and were able to get our favored seats in front of the large screen. Another screen was in the back on the side. Slowly we saw people coming in and soon it was so full with people sitting on the floor, on the tables and wherever could see the screen. Some people next to us were even sitting on their suitcases! We had a lovely time and I had pizza and a cappuccino. Seeing nearly all the games here has been so lovely as we had good seats, delicious food and met nice people. So thank you to Steve, the manager and Riley, the marketing manager. Pineapple, Arrow, Austin and Steve at the bar. Artemis who was kind to me. Andrew, Eric and Louis at Honey Pie Pizza where the arancini was toothsome. Isabella and Gilu at Forsyth Fire Escape for the tasty off the menu quesadilla and watermelon juice. Patrick for his smile. Chepy and Suleman for the tasty rotisserie chicken and flaky warm from the oven biscuits, Alex and Benny at Ploo for the tasty guacamole and blue corn chips which I have liked since the first time I ate it. Nikkei-Ish for the pork buns. These are all the places where I ate. Let's not forget cappuccinos at Drip Coffee and Bella, Anna and Cameron who were nice and I enjoyed speaking to them. This isn't goodbye as jazz is on Thursday evenings and I plan to be there.

Definitely the neatest part about the TWA. The inside was restored so well and has many seating…read moreoptions. A bar is conveniently located in the back. The cockpit being accessible to view is always incredibly neat. The only concern is the stairs, they are a bit rusted, so much so in some places have worn away and you can see through to the ground in between the steps.

Amazing! The TWA Hotel's Connie Cocktail Lounge in the cabin of the preserved Lockheed L-1649…read moreStarliner is a cool, sexy spot to enjoy a drink or, as I took advantage of, a climb into the cockpit. Note - This is not an ADA accessible location. That being said, if you're into airplanes or a retro moment, stop on by!

Dinner with my wife and cousin who wanted to take us here. This place delivers!!!…read moreExcellent service, amazing food and great vibe! We had an awesome dinner and were well taken care of. I'd highly recommend this place. One of the best meals I had during our stay in NYC. Oh and the desserts are worth the calories.

Service and food in this place is ALWAYS amazing , not to mention they have authentic Brazilian…read morebeer and sodas as well . I highly recommend , the atmosphere is also great , everyone is so welcoming and helpful .

This is a pretty good Food Hall all things considered. You've got options from ramen, to burgers,…read moreto pizza, to tacos - a wide variety. Service is kind, can get pretty busy at times because it's a Food Hall for a massive train station so be prepared for that. Ambiance is anywhere between quiet during nights and busy as a bee during peak hours.

We picked up some lunch to go from the Moynihan Food Hall, located at 33rd Street and Eighth…read moreAvenue, inside Penn Station. The spot is a curated selection of the City's best food in the neighboring areas. There were so many tempting choices from salads to bowls, from pizza to fried chicken, from ramen to burgers...and more... The setup is very easy as the restaurants form a horseshoe around a large seating area. Great spot to grab some food if you are catching a train or if you are just in the area of Madison Square Garden or Penn Station.

Really solid space to visit for sports watch parties. Made a last minute reservation for a table of…read more8 during the NBA finals and we were so happy to have gotten great service throughout the night. It does get busy as the night goes on, but nothing too overwhelming which was thoroughly appreciated. Staff were super attentive. Food and drinks are good, but I do have to say I think the prices are a little bonkers - especially their regular hour taco prices. Therefore, I can't really say I would come here regularly, really just to watch a game if my options were limited, but also, I don't think you would necessarily be mad with the experience.

I saw a video about this place, on how a great bar had great food. After watching it, I was sold !…read more Perfect for an early Friday Night meetup with friends. Booked a booth at 5:15 and arrived to a fairly empty restaurant. The space is great. Big bar, lots of seating, cool art and a back room with large comfy booths. We saw there were some Happy Hour Specials, {4pm-6pm}, so we took full advantage. Cucumber Margaritas, Tecates, Nachos, Fries and TACOS. Lots of tacos !!! All were included for Happy Hour, except the Beef Short Rib Barbacoa. Chicken, Shrimp, Fish and Brussel Sprouts were all great. The Cheeseburger one was just so-so. We ate until we were full, and drank just enough for only $145.00. Great place to start off the night, or just a quick meal before heading home.

I was pleasantly surprised by Six Coasts. I went there on a quiet Friday afternoon around lunch…read moretime. We ordered a lobster roll and a smash burger. It's a bit on the pricier side, which I expected, but overall I thought the lobster roll and the fries that came with the burger were very solid! We did not order any drinks but expect them to be pretty consistent with Manhattan prices. Service was attentive and food came out fast, though I recognize we probably went at a less busy time. We were able to get prime shaded seats near the bar. There was a cool breeze which made the whole experience very breathable despite being in 99 degree weather. Overall recommend during a quiet period!

Unfortunately, we did not have a great experience here…read more If you decide to visit, I would avoid going on a hot day. You're essentially dining in a parking lot, and the space becomes much hotter than expected. The service was disappointing from start to finish. We asked if the ceviche could be served before our lobster rolls, but everything arrived at once. We also requested that the avocado be omitted from the ceviche due to an allergy. Our server told us they didn't even have avocado in stock that day, yet the ceviche arrived with avocado. Another server then informed us that it was already mixed in, which was information we should have been given before ordering, as we would have chosen something else. A man who appeared to be a manager stopped by to ask how everything was but kept walking before giving us a chance to answer. I actually had to ask if he wanted to hear our response. After I explained what had happened, he said nothing, turned around, and walked away. Since we couldn't eat the ceviche, we were left with only the lobster rolls. Unfortunately, they contained a paltry amount of lobster. As someone originally from New England, I know the lobster should be overflowing the bun to the point where it's almost difficult to hold. While the roll itself was excellent, perfectly toasted and nicely buttered, there simply wasn't enough lobster to justify the price. This could be a nice spot to grab a drink and enjoy the view, but I wouldn't come back for the food.

Simply the best. Classic food, amazing service, warm room. This is what NYC is all about. Always a…read moresolid special, strong drink and a real smile meets you here. Been going for 20+ years and never disappointed. Plus if you are lucky you can meet the doctor who just performed your bypass to clear out all of that carne asada at NYU Med across the street! Millenials and Gen Z seeking "mouth feel" and "flavor palettes" should head to the latest pop up that will laugh as they over charge them for "real Mexican" food made by chefs trained in the Hudson Valley. 5 stars +1 for longevity.

Apparently this is the oldest Mexican restaurant in NYC! Came here on a weeknight and made a…read morereservation in advance- you don't necessarily need one but the tables did fill up as the night went on. This restaurant has very moody and dim lightning, which is perfect for a date night or night out with friends! Service is on the slower side, but not necessarily a bad thing as you aren't rushed. We shared a pitcher of red sangria (delicious not too strong) along with the elote as an appetizer. I got the cheese enchiladas for my main, which was great (not too oily). The salsa was unique and flavorful! Another plus is it's quite close to the ferry, which is convenient for commuters. Reasonable and fair pricing all things considered

Waiter was super nice but service was slightly slow but it could have been because we were sitting…read moreoutside. Ended up getting guac and tacos which were REALLY good but REALLY small. The trio drink special prices are pretty good and would rather come here for that instead.

Came in on a Monday evening with no reservation- definitely seems like a local favorite…read more The staff was friendly and quick! Everything I had was DELICIOUS! The octopus, AMAZING. The salmon ceviche was fresh and yummy. The fajitas were insane. I can't wait to return!