We loved Patricia our server, she was on top of her game!…read more As for the food, I have an opinion on the Uovo Crocante new dish on the brunch menu, the dish was very delicious but one egg , really?!? It's brunch, the dish screams for a slice of bread! I love small plates but just too small. I didn't feel like ordering 4 slices for $4, it's not about the money but a bit too much bread for one person. My husband piazza was also extremely good, again left a bit to be desired because it was way to cold to my likings. Overall all, it was a good experience, we sat by the windows with the street view from below.

Personally, I prefer Pizza Pasta over this spot…read more The views are beautiful and the staff is great, but the food isn't as good - and I have no idea why!!! We had: - Caesar Salad - very good - Ravioli Zucca - Butternut squash ravioli, which I normally love but not this. It was too "vegetabley." Not sweet and smooth. It didn't have that butternut squash taste. - Maltagliati alla Norcina - Spinach lasagna - normally a heavy dish, but this one says hold may beer..... Crazy heavy, like insanely heavy. - Bread with Olive Oil - very good We had a nice lunch but definitely prefer Pizza Pasta over this.

I thought we were going out for a drink…read more Apparently Mom signed us up for game night. Clinton Hall has a HUGE outdoor space filled with picnic tables and oversized games. There was Connect Four, Jenga, Uno, cornhole, some sort of giant Tetris situation and enormous dice everywhere that I initially assumed were unusually stylish dog toys. I was informed they were not. Even better, they have an entire area dedicated to dogs with water bowls AND DOG LOUNGE BEDS. Finally. A hospitality establishment that understands some of us have standards. I immediately inspected the accommodations and found the lounge bed quite acceptable. There was also plenty of room for me to stretch out on the bench beside Mom while she repeatedly demonstrated that being taller than your opponent does not necessarily make you better at Connect Four. I watched. I judged. I said nothing. Mom wasn't very hungry, so she ordered something called the Teany Weany Meal -- one slider, a handful of fries and a tiny beer. Frankly, it looked like a meal designed for me, but apparently that was not the intention. Dad had a Stella and Mom switched to a Diet Coke while they continued their highly competitive athletic endeavors. The whole place has a fun, casual beer-hall atmosphere, and it was surprisingly family-friendly too. There were kids playing the games, groups hanging out after work and plenty of space for everyone. Dogba's verdict: Dedicated dog water bowls? Actual dog lounge beds?! Giant games everywhere? Huge outdoor space? ‍‍ Family-friendly? Teany Weany Meal shared with the actual teeny weeny member of the family? Mom's Connect Four skills? We will not be discussing those publicly. 5 paws out of 5. Come for happy hour. Stay for game night. Bring your dog because apparently we have our own lounge now.

Very cute restaurant with some soft lights and comfy atmosphere. There is also a public outdoor…read morespace to hang out in with games and tables. We sat at the bar as it was pretty empty and were served quickly. The food was great. Both sandwiches and the onion rings were amazing. The pulled pork was very tender. The onion rings were fried well and had an amazing crunch. Great food and experience overall. Definitely a great brunch/dinner and bar spot in fidi.

Really incredible vibe and great food. Went to eataly and it happened to be lunchtime and thought,…read more'Oh my gosh, maybe I should try one of the restaurants here.' I was seated at a bar table overlooking the memorial . It was really peaceful and an incredible service experience. I ordered the $25 pricefixed menu. And got the buratta appetizer and the pasta entrée. I was completely stuffed and took more than half of it home. Overall, it's exactly what I expected from Eataly and would be back.

There are several mini restaurants with different themes (I visited the bar of the…read moreFlorence-inspired) and the service as well as the food was outstanding. The views from the windows were breathtaking as the sun sets over the downtown Manhattan skyline and the Trade Center skycaper complex. Not many know about how spectacular these views and restaurants are, so it was not super crowded. I had their Negroni version and Red Wine, and their pulpetti (meatballs) which are mostly served in Italy as an appetizer. The service at the bar was fantastic!

In here right now leaving this review. Great after work spot. Happy hour until 7pm on the weekdays…read more(m-f) . Nice strong drinks and reasonably priced. Small selection of bar snacks but we tried the guac and chips those were good, home made tortilla chips. The mozzarella sticks were so good we ordered 2 rounds lol. Great cheese pull. Then we decided fo do an order of calamari pro tip order some marinara. Its better then the sauce it comes with. I had a Moscow mule and a jalepeno margarita amazing. Ill be back here again for the happy hour.

I love an Irish pub. The Full Shilling outdid any other I've been to. The decor was gorgeous, the…read morestaff ( Joe and Florian) were the epitome of hospitality, and the food was absolutely spectacular. Check out the cheese pull on these mozzarella sticks! 10 out of 10, can't wait to go back!

We did not have a reservation and we're able to get seated right away…read more Ask for John. He and the food runner were very attentive. John was friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. We ordered bruschetta, Caesar and Lobster ravioli. Everything was delicious. I would skip the bruschetta if tomatoes aren't your thing. Drinks were strong asf. I ordered the Paloma and the aperol spritz. 10/10 would revisit.

It wasn't busy when we went for lunch on rainy day during the weekend. It was located near the…read morestock exchange so it's a busy area. For my entree I ordered the spicy penne vodka and it was spicy, creamy and yummy. For the appetizer we ordered a special I believe was fresh mozzarella with pesto and tomato's. The fresh mozzarella was so soft and fresh which paired so well with the flavors from the pesto and tomatoes. For dessert we got the hazelnut Ferrero Roche inspired dessert which was delicious goodness and the fresh strawberry elevated it. Definitely give this place a try if you're in the area. Overall give this place a 3.5.

Had the best pasta dish here. Feels family-owned and highly underrated. It was right across our…read morehotel - the walk in service was quick for a thursday and the ambiance is reminiscent of traditional Italy.

I stayed at the Doubletree next door for a work trip and Antica was right downstairs. I hadn't…read moreeaten and was famished. I walked in and was sat down immediately. I can't remember the servers name, but I recall asking where he's from and he said Croatia. He was very hospitable and knowledgeable about the menu. He recommended the pasta of the day "a ravioli dish" and it was the best I'd ever had. I went back the next day and had the lobster bisque soup and a cannoli. That complimentary lemoncello shot took me out Ill definitely be back! It wasn't too busy during lunch, but was packed when I walked by during dinner, so I'd recommended a reservation after 5pm.

While in the city last weekend, we were looking for a place to watch the FIFA match and McGregor…read morevs. Holloway fight. Initially we walked to a couple other places not far away, but then circled back to this place which ended up being pretty for us (it was across the street from where we were staying). We got there early enough that it didn't take long to get inside and we had our pick at bar seats, so we got one right in front of the TVs that had both fifa and the fights on. The place itself is pretty big and spacious with a long bar on the left side as you are walking through, and high top tables and booths behind it. The vibe and decor gives what you would like of a pub. But again, very spacious and it eventually filled up fast after we were there for a little while. Service was good and our waitress (one of the bartenders) was great at checking on us, getting us what we need and just had overall good energy. We had a few rounds of shots and drinks along with our food. I got the Spicy Chicken Sandwich and opted for sweet potato fries instead of regular fries, and it was pretty good. Cooked well, tasty, the slaw was fresh and added flavor but wasn't overbearing. My boyfriend said he enjoyed his food too which was the Double Stacked Smash Burger with white cheddar and add-ons of bacon, lettuce and tomato. Overall, good spot for food, drinks and to catch the game.

At the time of my paying a visit to the Stout down near the Wall Street area, the Knicks were…read moregetting ready to play the Cavaliers and some friends wanted to do a long overdue meetup with me as it had been far too long. Though I don't indulge in the alcoholic beverages anymore, I never mind a Sprite, Seltzer or a clever mocktail and I knew I'd be hungry for something so a burger was on my agenda as well. Historically speaking, I've never been in this location of Stout but I remember the one up in the 40's around Times Square. I always had a good time and a few amazing pints of Guinness but that was when I regularly stepped out for beers with the buds. All that aside, a new place to go is of great interest to me. Inside of Stout looks amazing, its spacious with tables that one can stand around in addition to booths and a whole area towards the back where larger parties can be accomodated. As I mentioned, tonight was a big game and bars in NYC were ready to serve the attending masses. One of the many servers who was dressed up in a special NY Knicks bar shirt said the entire bar was reserved for the evening and there wasn't a table to be found. The bar itself that stood off to the side was open but this was for later on and we wouldn't be there at gametime. One of my friends work associates was with us and drinking Guinness while my friend had some kind of cider. As I said my drink of choice was a Sprite with limited ice and a couple of limes. I know, spiffy and classy. I was the only one eating and ordered The Stout Burger which was 8 ounces and came with lettuce and tomato and french fries. There was no cheese and if you wanted this it was an upcharge. TBH, a $22 burger should have included the cheese but I understand that everything is most costly nowadays. The fries were served in a little metal cup which looks nice but I guess I am old fashioned and prefer them piled onto the plate with the burger. My friends enjoyed their drinks and I my burger and we also had some nice chats with the bar staff so kudos to them for being friendly. That is the way to keep customers returning, a good experience. There was an open WiFi and the facilities were super clean which I always like to find being the case. While I saw some really negative Yelps about the place I can honestly say that this was not my experience at all. If you should come here I hope your time mirrors my own.

Had a wonderful group dinner experience at One Dine. There was a long table set up which was above…read morethe One World Observatory fit for ~30 people. It was a beautiful layout. Sadly the day we were there, it was raining! So could not see too much or too far into the horizon. However it was will worthwhile nonetheless! We had a fixed menu with all family-style dishes, which I think is so much better as I did not have to select which mains I wanted and/or had to share with my husband. I was able to taste everything! For our apps, we had the burrata & prosciutto, smoked trout flatbread, and the hummus (which I loved! with chopped olives). For our mains, we shared the filet mignon, branzino, and the veggie pasta. Which were all delicious! I was even able to ask for the filet mignon to be cooked well-done. Which was honestly not the best. But I wanted a piece! And the sides which were a huge highlight, were the maitake mushrooms, mashed potatoes and the mac and cheese. Loved the mushrooms! Absolutely delicious! Service was excellent and food was great! Highly recommend if you get a chance to visit One World Observatory!

Had a wonderful day at the observatory and one dine. The place was not very restaurant like, but…read morethe great service, by Nicki made it wonderful. The food was good, my grandson was extremly happy with the delmonico steak. The view was amazing!