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Hawksmoor

3.9 (649 reviews)
Ultra High-EndSteakhouses, Cocktail Bars, Seafood
Closed • 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Global Elite Reviews N.

Miserable experience. Terrible service. Good cold martini. The one bright spot was the martini. It was cold, well made, and probably the best part of the evening. Unfortunately, everything else was disappointing. The service was unfriendly, dismissive, and felt like no one had any interest in helping us. We explained that we had a simple timing issue with our reservation, but it didn't seem to matter. To make it even more confusing, the restaurant was mostly empty, yet they still made changing the reservation unnecessarily difficult. At one point, even someone from the kitchen walked away looking visibly frustrated, which kind of summed up the atmosphere. It just felt like the staff didn't want to be there. The bar scene did seem lively and had a good energy, but the dining room was a completely different experience. The crowd also felt a bit disheveled and underdressed, which added to the odd vibe. I really can't explain this place. Maybe we just caught them on a bad night, but based on our experience, we wont be back.

Tartare
Karen Y.

Steak tartare: very bland. Drowning in olive oil, which overtakes the flavor. Needs more salt. Creamed spinach: texture was SO WATERY, like milk mixed with the spinach. Also needed salt, the flavor was incredibly bland. Prime rib: fatty, good flavor. Strip: surprisingly tender considering it's a leaner cut. Fries: the best flavor of all the sides; fattiness is well accented by the crisp of the texture; house made ketchup is sour and interesting.

Seafood Tower
Nickey L.

Stoped by for some seafood and cocktails with a friend during one of the 100+ deg days. Beautiful space and temperature was comfortable and cool. We both had the hawksmoor martini which was refreshing. I ended up ordering the seafood tower and a side of grilled asparagus, although the lunch menu looked good. Seafood was fresh, with the oysters dressed up. Price was ok for the quality and the area. Overall friendly service, good food, and beautiful interior.

Parisa H.

SUCH a unique restaurant! We stopped by for lunch to take advantage of the lunch set course menu- which is a crazy good deal! We were able to pick and choose the food combinations and eat as much and as little as we wanted. The regular menu was also very inviting and the oysters were calling our name. Everything was made fresh and quickly. Service was so friendly and attentive.

rib eye
Caitlyn F.

To preface, I'm not really a steakhouse person, but the meat & scallops we got at spot were SO GOOD. I would skip the bone marrow as it was very onion forward, with no other flavor. The rib eye was cooked so well, it had a great char on the outside and was not too chewy at all. The crust on the scallops was 10/10. We came for our anniversary and they were so kind to give us creamed spinach and blueberry cheesecake on the house. Our original waiter was friendly and attentive, but once he was off of his shift, we were trying to flag someone down the rest of the night. It's a really nice and open spot with large ceilings. Things are definitely pricey, but I would come back for special occasions.

Kurt T.

Came here for a friend's graduation dinner and left genuinely disappointed, which stings because I had high expectations going in. The vibe when you first walk in is great, and I grabbed an old fashioned at the bar while waiting for my table, which was pretty good. We started with Vietnamese and classic oysters, both decent and refreshing, then moved into the tartar and pork belly as appetizers. No complaints there. For the main event we went big, a 44 oz porterhouse and a 16 oz Chateaubriand, and this is where things fell flat. The quality of the meat itself was there, you could tell, but it was so bland. Just meat. No depth, no seasoning, nothing that made you feel like it was worth what you paid. I expected to be blown away and instead I was just sitting there underwhelmed. The sides, mac and cheese, creamed spinach, and fries, were fine, but the fries were honestly the best part of the meal. The fries. At a steakhouse. Service was a whole other issue. My waiter switched mid-meal with zero heads up, and during that transition everything slowed to a crawl. The first waiter was actually solid, so that made the drop-off more noticeable. On top of that, the second waiter's hair kept bumping into me and my friend, more than once, which was uncomfortable and just added to the frustration. The biggest miss though was the halibut. One person in our group doesn't eat steak so they ordered the halibut, and it simply never came out. We only realized it after we had already finished our steaks. When we brought it up, it felt like they had forgotten about it entirely and were just throwing it on the grill at that point. When we said we no longer wanted it, the response was "are you sure, we're about to plate it," which felt tone deaf given the situation. For a graduation dinner at this price point, I expected a lot more. It was a special occasion and it missed the mark.

Amazing Scallops
Enrique G.

I really like the place and the friendliness of the staff... They suggested I try the scallops which were amazing and totally worth the trip. My beef with this place is with the cut of meat... I mean, it's OK they're gonna give you a smaller portion, who needs half a cow right? But if they do, they should charge accordingly. So what I can say is their steaks are the Smith or Chili's quality and size at Mastros or Morton's prices...! So either you charge for a huge first quality piece of steak and deliver it or you charge for a smaller lesser quality if you're gonna stay down there. Bottom line a half an inch thick steak should not be 80 bucks

Melody C.

This place was on a list that my friend wanted to try. And I'm glad that we went for my friend's Bach. It does get full fast so good to have reservations. It's a bit dark and really loud inside. We ordered... - Dozen Vietnamese oysters and they were delicious. I think they got confused and brought out a dozen of their natural oysters (which were better than the Vietnamese oysters). They basically said that it was dropped off so just eat them and enjoy. No charge! - Got the Ribeye and Chateaubriand. They were perfectly medium rare. Super tender and delicious! - Crispy beef fat potatoes were fluffy on the inside and crunchy on the outside. But there weren't too many. One per person (there were 5 of us). - Mash & gravy... nothing special. - Mushrooms Diane were delicious! Perfectly cooked and seasoned. - Boston lettuce and herb salad was very fresh and refreshing. - French fries were like every other French fry. They accidentally gave us this as well. So it was comp. Portions are not that big. Because some of us snacked on Taco Bell a little before, it was the perfect amount. However, if we didn't, we would've had to order more. Great place for date night... an expensive date night.

Caesar salad from lunch special
Tiffany L.

This restaurant is stunning! I got so excited when I realized that there is a location in New York City, because I heard good things about the Sunday roast in London. I came here for lunch, because a friend had recommended their steak frites, and it did not disappoint. The restaurant is stunning inside and super spacious. There's a high ceiling and there's also a lower level which is where the bathrooms are. I got the two course lunch special, which was $40 pre-tip and tax, and I got the Caesar salad as well as the steak frites. Both were delicious, and the service was also incredible. One of my friends ordered a steak that was supposed to be medium well, but instead it came well done, and even though she didn't want to make a big deal out of it, I think that a server had overheard, so then someone came over to make sure that the feedback was sent back to the kitchen. I would absolutely return for future meals!

Charcoal roasted scallops - tasty
lis b.

Let me start by saying that we were just in London last year and had the most spectacular lunch (dare I say "life changing") at the Air Street location. The food was overall great, but the CHIPS!! Those chips made all other chips/fries in London pale in comparison to these Hawksmoor chips! We talked very highly of those chips in London and recommended Hawksmoor to anyone who asked. So when the hubs and I had the unexpected opportunity to go to NYC for 2 days, we bypassed Luger or Gallagher's to go to Hawksmoor...for those chips! Overall food was great. Caesar salad and scallops for appetizers were great. Ribeye was great, creamed spinach was great, sticky pudding and peanut butter Louis for dessert was great. The chips....not so great. We started out by asking our server if the chips on the menu were the same ones that were in London and he assured us they were so we made sure we ordered the right ones. The other potatoes on the menu he described as "hash browns". London chips were fat, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. NYC chips were just thin cut fries! McDonald's fries were better. The disappointment in my face stayed on the whole day! For the record, this review would've had less stars had it not for (who we think was the manager) come to us after our meal and discuss how the NYC location did change the way the "fries" were made. NGL, everything was lovely! Ambiance was unpretentious but sophisticated, service was friendly and attentive, food was super high quality. If we didn't know any better, it would have been a perfect experience. But unfortunately, my expectations were simply not met during this dining experience.

Frank C.

No doubt on food - a simple ribeye plus a side has already filled my stomach for the full afternoon. The servers are excellent - friends and pay attention on what I like by observation. This is what a good service really means.

Porterhouse 28 oz
Jackie H.

Ambiance: SO loud in here - it sounded like a huge cafeteria/food hall. Not super stuffy or fancy so no need to really dress up. Food: Really wanted to like this spot but not sure we will be back. Was not wowed enough to justify prices. Porterhouse was $182 for 28 oz which is a fair price and tasted fine but lacked some flavor. It was salted fine but I somehow felt it fell a touch bland. The bone marrow with onions was nice but the bread it came with was so hard and tough (overtoasted perhaps). Beef fat fries were good. Cocktails: Delicious - loved the Wallflower. Dessert: Really good - the Grand Rocher and Peanut Butter Louis was lovely. Beautifully presented. Overall maybe a good spot for a big collegue dinner post-work or a casual hang. It's really hard to hear so wouldn't suggest for an intimate date or a quiet dinner.

Normal/non-seasonal desserts- Peanut Butter Louie. Tasty. A bit rich, but nice
Glenn C.

Winter Restaurant Week Review 4/6- Located "across the pond" from their original spot, Hawksmoor is a large British steakhouse that I've been to a couple of times. The first time I was here was back in August for their excellent desserts, which rotate seasonally and match the British menu, and the most recent time was for restaurant week a few days ago. This spot specifically offers it for lunch from Monday to Saturday, with two courses for $45. The place also offers a comparable express lunch menu outside of restaurant week, with 2 courses for $40 or 3 courses for $55, which is a slightly better deal if you don't mind getting 2 oz less of their rump steak and fewer side choices. The service was friendly, and the place is bright and inviting with a nice-looking bar. I didn't bother with a drink, though someone else enjoyed a glass of wine. As with most of us, I went with the main dish and dessert. However, I decided to start with the Ash-Baked Beets Salad with pickled fennel, horseradish, and hazelnuts for $19, which is also part of that menu. There were plenty of beets, all well roasted, and the hazelnuts were lightly toasted, with a nice occasional crunch. My favorite part was the fennel, which added a sour snap. The horseradish was shaved on top, similar to a prime rib, and thankfully wasn't overpowering. This was tasty and worth it. Another person decided to skip dessert and enjoyed the Smoked Salmon with herbed cream cheese and Guinness bread, which is normally $24. Outside of one person who doesn't eat beef, the rest of us decided to order the Rump & Side as a main. This consisted of a 10oz dry-aged rump, 2oz less than the steak on the main menu, which is normally $45. The choice of sides included Boston lettuce salad, lemon spinach, sweet potato, and beef-fat fries. The steak was simply presented, was surprisingly tender for the cut, and was beefy. I went with the fries, which had a good crisp and came with a very different type of ketchup, which was more the British style, as it was much less sweet and much more tomato-focused, which I preferred. It was a good steak, but I have preferred some other spots. Someone else got the sweet potato, which was quite large, and I tried a bit of the spinach, which was decent. Two of the other people there decided to get the Peppercorn, or rather au poivre sauce, for an extra $7.50. This wasn't necessary, but the au poivre was decently flavored with a mildly peppery taste and was a bit less buttery, similar to the side of spinach. The person who doesn't eat beef got the Warm Lobster Roll for an extra $10 with garlic butter and bearnaise, which she liked a lot and appeared to contain a lot of lobster. This also comes with beef-fat fries, and the kitchen was nice enough to substitute them for regular fries. For dessert, there were two seasonal options along with the Sticky Toffee Sundae. I shared said sundae with the Walnut & Whisky Mille-Feuille, with pear compote, whisky cream, candied walnuts, and pear sorbet. As per last time I was here, I find their sticky toffee sundae a bit too cloyingly sweet, but that comes with the nature of this dish, so I can't fault the place. The mille-feuille was excellent, though with a bit of spice, some pear sweetness, and nicely crusty pastry. I tried a bit of the Brown Butter Orange Tart with orange jam, spiced custard, and orange ice cream. This had a complex mixture of bitterness, spices, and sweetness. He found it alright, but I enjoyed it. Compared to our previous visit, the desserts were better the first time we were here. The mille-feuille was previously an outstanding tropical version, and I slightly preferred that texture and presentation. The Pavlova last time also had a citrus base, but was with raspberry and strawberry instead of lemon, and was excellent. Lastly, for non-changing desserts, the Peanut Butter Louis was a bit rich but very tasty. At least from what I have had so far, I would recommend this place particularly for its appetizers and desserts, which are a bit different from those at other steakhouses. Mid/upper 3 overall, but mid/low 4 for the seasonal desserts

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Ask the Community - Hawksmoor

Is the beef from UK?

No, it comes from the US.

I'm taking my son. Do they allow you to split a steak?

I think you can order a large steak and share - yes - but they definitely want you to pay for a full meal...

Are children welcome? We were thinking of bringing family for the Sunday roast.

Yes! The night we were there, there were a lot of families with children of all ages!

Do you take cash or Apple pay?

Hi Tania- we accept both cash and Apple pay. We hope to welcome you in soon!

Is there a dress code?

Hi Gene- there is no dress code here at Hawksmoor NYC. We want our guests (and staff) to feel confident and comfortable by wearing their own clothes as we believe this helps create an informal and relaxed atmosphere.

Heard a rumor you might be open for lunch now... Is it true?!?

Hi Jaime- the rumor is true - we are open for lunch, from 12-3 PM, and feature unique menu offerings at this time like our Hawksmoor steak sandwich, Steak Frites, Whole roasted seabream, and a Rump steak salad. If you're in a rush we also feature 2… 

Is there a corkage fee or no bottles allowed?

Hi Lu- we do offer corkage at just $35 Tuesday - Sunday with no limitation on the number of bottles you can bring in or the size of the bottles. Should you join us on Monday we have our BYO Monday Wine Club in which corkage is only $10 also with no… 

Does nyc Hawksmoor do a Sunday roast meal like in UK?

Not yet! But last time I was there I was told it's coming.

When did hawksmoor open?

I think it opens at New York 2021 . The one in London is the first one I'm not sure what year that one open

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Thyme Bar

4.1
(351 reviews)
0.3 mi
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Walked in on a Wednesday night around 8pm and my friend and I were seated almost immediately. We…read morewere pleasantly surprised by the new Aegean menu, which featured drinks inspired by countries by the Mediterranean Sea. It was my first time there but I was expecting the menu I saw online, not this new one. We tried 2 drinks: one inspired by Turkish figs and one inspired by lemons and the "Miracle Berry", which inverts your palate and turns sour into sweet! I really enjoyed both drinks. The figs one came with a sweet fig granola bite and the lemon one really did taste sweet after eating the "Miracle Berry"! I'd definitely come back to try their many other drinks.

Wanted one more drink to end the night so stopped in late on a weeknight…read more The drinks were really quite good. I liked how they organized the menu by country/geography to facilitate an understanding of the flavor profiles. I got two of the date & fig-flavored smoked whisky drinks and it was a well made, balanced, and very good. Not cheap at some $25 or something, but middle of Manhattan with some creative ingredients means I guess it is what it is. Servers seemed a bit annoyed to have to deal with us shortly before close as I think they were hoping to usher people out and close down maybe a little early. One the one hand I get it, on the other hand you've got two paying customers on a slow night.

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Patent Pending

Patent Pending

4.2
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0.4 mi
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I'd give this place 6 stars if I could. It's my favorite speakeasy in the city by far…read more The drinks are absolutely phenomenal. They're experimental, whimsical, delicious, and worth every penny. My absolute favorite is Child of Light, and my BF's was High Frequency Device. The interior was dimly lit, with a couple of candles per table or counter. It's a perfect place for a date night. And while there may be a wait on busier nights, it's always worth the wait. We were sat at the bar once and were very well taken care of by our bartender, Nikola. It was a Sunday night, so it wasn't terribly busy. We chatted up a storm and he was able to create some drinks off the menu just for fun (on request). He also made my BF and me a couple of drinks to celebrate our anniversary too. Wonderful people and wonderful service. Needless to say, we will be back as frequently as we can!

One of my friends and I were looking to grab a drink before calling it a night. She had been to…read morePatent Pending before and had good things to say, and since it wasn't too far from us we decided to head over. Patent Pending is a speakeasy, located behind Patent Coffee. It was dark when we entered the coffee shop but an ajar door gave way to the bar. The decor is a homage to the works of Nikola Tesla, which can be seen in the subtle electric theme throughout the space and the naming of the cocktails. The space isn't too large - the bar and stools take up most of the space but they also have some booths/tables. The place looks great. The cocktail menu is very creative - I got one of their seasonal mixes that was actually two drinks in one. The main cocktail was meant to be sipped first and they provided a small glass of beer to be sipped after. The name escapes me but it was very good. Since we had cocktails at dinner, we only stayed for one round. Service was good, and overall I enjoyed my time at Patent Pending. I would definitely return to explore more of their menu.

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Little Ned

Little Ned

4.7
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0.4 mi

I was looking for a spot in the area to meet a friend, and after a quick search settled on Little…read moreNed. As I walked in and saw just how swanky this place is I panicked - there was no way we could just walk in here without a reservation, right? But the hostess was, thankfully, so down to earth. I was straight up like hey I totally messed up and thought we could just walk in here, she was like you know what, let me see what we have. Lo and behold, she did have a table for us - as long as we were out in an hour and a half, which was just the right amount of time. Stepping into this place feels like you're in some secret, super special cocktail club. Decor is super high end, vibes are upscale AF. The cocktail menu is incredible -- and incredibly pricey, but truly worth it. I ordered the Valentino which was strong and sweet, really well made. They gave out a complimentary nut mix that was also delicious. Service was swift and gracious. If you're looking for a spot to impress a date, this is it.

Come to Little Ned for fantastic cocktails in an intimate setting, you won't be disappointed…read more The space is gorgeous, with bar and table seating on the main floor, as well as some standing tables next to the bar if you can't find a seat right away. There's also seating on the second floor, perfect for couples or small groups. I tried two of their cocktails when I went. The first was the Eastern Julep, a delicious twist on a classic. The mint Moroccan tea gave the drink a cool, refreshing taste on every sip. I also tried the Silver Screen, the closest drink I could find to an old fashioned. It was interesting, there was definitely a hint of a buttery taste. Overall a really balanced bourbon drink. I walked in and found room at the standing tables. A bar seat eventually opened up but I was already on my second drink by then. Definitely make reservations if you're planning a visit!

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Clemente Bar

4.3
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0.1 mi

Clemente Bar delivered one of the best martinis I've ever had. From the moment we walked in until…read morewe left, the service was spectacular. Everyone was attentive, welcoming, and genuinely focused on making the experience great. A special shoutout to Abel, our server, who made excellent recommendations based on our flavor preferences and helped us discover some incredible drinks. The hospitality, attention to detail, and overall atmosphere were top-notch. Can't wait to come back!

I stopped by Clemente Bar with a friend who was staying at a nearby hotel. I had never been to…read moreEleven Madison Park before and wanted to check it out, not realizing at first that Clemente Bar is a separate concept from the restaurant. We walked in without a reservation around 6:20 p.m., and they were able to accommodate us at a shared table until 7:15. The menu surprised me a bit. Since I associated the address with Eleven Madison Park, I wasn't expecting to see items like wings stuffed with sausage, which were done in partnership with Jungsik. We ordered those along with the mushroom burger and asked them to cut the burger in half for us. The cocktail menu was creative and a little intimidating, with unconventional ingredients like cream cheese and green curry. I went with a fruity Hendrick's-based drink, and my friend ordered the spicy green curry martini. Both were good. Mine didn't taste very strong, but it also wasn't overly sweet because there was enough bitterness to balance it out. The green curry martini was more adventurous but still worked. Service was mixed. There was a woman standing near us, so we tried ordering food with her, but she seemed hesitant to come over. Maybe she wasn't a server or was newer. For drinks, she brought over someone more seasoned, who quickly helped guide us based on our preferred taste profiles. Her suggestions were very good. The mushroom burger was the highlight for me. It was a little salty, but the crispy mushroom and soft bun were a great combination. I honestly wished I had more than half. The wings were okay. They were crispy on the outside and juicy inside, but coated in a Dorito-like powder that made them very messy. Overall, it was a good experience, and I'd come back, especially for the mushroom burger.

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