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    Jacob's Pickles

    4.2 (6k reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Barbara S.

    Tried Jacob's Pickles for the first time with friends. Had the calamari with fried pickles appetizer, loved the fried pickles and aioli sauce that came with it. The calamari was alright as I've had better, some pieces were kind of chewy and other pieces were great. Liked that it was lightly breaded. Had the grilled salmon salad over a salad and enjoyed it. Loud inside and the place was hopping as we had our early dinner after being in the museum all day. My friends enjoyed their burrata salad. Hubby liked his spicy chicken sandwich but the sandwich bread part fell apart as he was eating it and it wasn't spicy at all.

    Honey Chicken
    Mark Nowell M.

    Been wanting to try Jacob's Pickles and it didn't disappoint! Omg their pickles are soo good! Location: It is located around Columbus Ave and West 93rd St. Service: didn't interact much. We just ordered and thats it. Food: well I don't like pickles but their pickles is good! I would definitely eat it! You can also buy it in a jar! DEVILED EGGS: it was so good, the egg melts in your mouth. HONEY CHICKEN & PICKLES: the bread at the bottom became soggy becauase of the oil from the chicken. But otherwise the chicken was fried into perfection. There is a lot of pickles too! ORIGINAL SMASH BURGER: omg so good as well. The burger itself is not dry and it has hot sour pickles! Price rating: 8/10. Typical price, but buy that jar of pickles! Soo good Will definitely come back here to try other food on the menu, but will definitely get those pickles!

    Roasted Lemon Chicken
    Sopha D.

    Heading into the city there's a million of restaurants to check out and Jacob's Pickles is pretty known. But is it worth it? Sadly no... The biscuits and gravy came out in less than 5 mins, you would assume that's great right? Nope, it was still half cold like they just threw it in the oven for 4 mins and hoped for the best. Yeah no...half warm half cold gravy and sausage? Not the best. The smash burger was just burnt, yes i understand the concept of a smash burger you want a crisps to it but you also want meat to bite into just like a regular burger. Fries and pickles were good tho. Thankfully. The lemon chicken was pretty good but def didn't have any lemon taste to it. But that's also a personal preference so I can't knock them down for that. Overall, it's a ok place but nothing wow about them. There's plenty of other places to check out. Oh and our waiter over poured my beer and it was just dripping all over the place. A simple spill out or new glass would've been nice instead of a sticky and slippery glass. Just a thought...

    Salmon burger lunch combo
    Holly R.

    Large, bright restaurant with a variety of seating options including a covered outdoor space. The portions are large and filling. The $19 lunch is an excellent value. I had the salmon burger which came with 2 cups of green salad (or fries) and a cup of soup of the day (lentil). The soup was good. The salmon burger was mostly breading and was piled with shredded cabbage. The sandwich was dry, but a little better after I requested tartar sauce. My companion had the biscuit with fried chicken, fried green tomatoes, bacon, slaw, and a side of grits. He liked it. I thought the tomatoes were too heavily breaded and I've never been a fan of their biscuits. They're not buttery, flaky or round. Service was a little slow and I guess they don't do refills of ice tea. After I finished mine, I never had an opportunity to ask for another.

    strawberry lemonade
    Jennifer B.

    dee.li.cious. This place was on the way to my favorite coffee shop at the moment. I decided to stop in. Such a big place. Menu looked good. Had the $19 special -- double smashburger with seasonal soup and fries. Strawberry lemonade was a hit as well. Service was stellar. Attentive. Timely. Good instincts.

    Joan M.

    I did not get fat eating light, but man oh man I happy camper here. Al knew the menu and is a great set sell, not pushy and chill. Definitely bring a friend who is the hell can eat all this food! 19 dollar lunch special includes entree, soup and salad. Wow!

    Love the vibe?
    Inverleith F.

    Walking on the west side of the park in the way to see the Jackie O reservoir, Yelpers led the way to Jacob's Pickles. What a great spot with outdoor seating and a varied menu to suit all preferences. It's clearly a place for locals to hangout for an adult beverage and or meal. Our waiter warned us that the portions are generous and it was no lie! When I sat down, I eyed the wedge salad at the next table and decided that was for me. Now, what I didn't know was that it came with two large pieces of fried chicken that were moist and tender. Marinating in buttermilk will do that so I appreciate that extra touch. Half of the order came back with me for dinner the next day. Hubby got the big bowl of mussels and fries and enjoyed the order. He commented that they kitchen took the time to clean the mussels which speaks to attention to detail. He also commented on how big and tender they were. Our friends enjoyed their meals too. I highly recommend Jacob's and look forward to coming back. It's locals which is refreshing.

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    Karan L.

    Wow this is quite a lot of food. If you are looking for a good southern style brunch or lunch spot in the upper west side, Jacob's pickles is a classic. This spot just reopened after the old Jacob's pickles shutdown and they really changed the whole vibe of the place. It is much larger much more seating with open windows making it quite a vibe on a great summer days with good weather. We came in with a party of 6 and we had to order a platter of pickles and i ordered a hot honey chicken French toast. Service was nice and kind and understanding. They actually messed up my order first time through and brought out honey chicken and buscuits but understood after realizing the mixup, so my food took a bit longer to come out than for most people (around 25ish mins). As many reviews for Jacob's pickles claim, the portion sizes here are massive. That hot honey French toast is basically two separate meals and was quite delicious. The breast was nice and soft and the chicken was sweet and perfectly fried. I am also a fan of all things hot honey. While I wouldn't say this was the healthiest lunch option on the menu, it is quite filling and delicious. For the price, a great value option for a delicious meal. Will definitely be coming back for more!

    Birthday treat- biscuit with ice cream
    Alana K.

    My family and I came here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. We made reservations about one week in advance, and while there were tables available, we had limited times to pick from. We shared a platter of pickles. I had the veggie cheese omelette, which contained mushrooms, spinach, tomatoes, and cheddar. It's usually served with home fries, but I swapped them for fresh fruit. The food was delicious and the portions were generous. It was someone's birthday in our party, and at the end of the meal, they brought out a biscuit with ice cream for the table. Great service!

    Blueberry and lemon Pancakes
    Julia A.

    While I've heard so many positive reviews about Jacob's Pickles, I was left a little disappointed. I ordered off their seasonal menu and got the blueberry and lemon pancakes. We all agreed that K "won" since everyone else's meal was subpar. The biscuits and gravy were soggy and cold. The other meal had tough chicken and undercooked potatoes. Our server was so sweet but didn't check on us often despite the restaraunt being fairly empty. I did hear they recently relocated- and this new location is much more spacious compared to the last!

    Happy hour
    May H.

    There comes a time in one's life when you violently crave pickles. So what do you do? You bring your ass here and eat a delightful amount of damn good pickles. Be warned entrees are large and addicting. Fried chicken was bomb and reminded me briefly of fried chicken from the south. Interior was pretty. Service was phenomenal. Drinks hit. What more could a girl ask for?

    Honey Chicken
    Anna K.

    What a great spot. Came in on a Thursday evening. Had a reservation and were quickly sat in their "outdoor" area. The server was so fun and attentive and nice. Dishes came out pretty quick. Generous portions and delicious. The deviled eggs and honey chicken sandwich were the highlights. Cocktails were good- got the pickled margarita and it was actually delicious.

    Shrimp & Endive Salad
    Kathy K.

    This southern eatery in the Upper West Side of Manhattan in NYC offers fried chicken and biscuits, waffles, house made pickles and salads. We ordered for pickup to have a picnic in Central Park. I had the Shrimp and Endive Salad $28 with goat cheese, candied pecans, blackberries, pickled pepper and a honey chili drizzle. I also had one Buttermilk Biscuit $5. The salad was very unique. Everything was delicious.

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    Ask the Community - Jacob's Pickles

    I love all of the food there. Exactly what kind of pickles are 'Special sours"? Can they be bought…

    I'm not sure what they are. They just might be sours. Their pickles are delicious but I don't think they can be bought on line. Why not check their website?

    Are the meatballs beef or are there other meats in them as well?

    Ah man I actually don't know. I would assume they are beef

    Do the biscuits contain lard?

    No, they don't.

    Are the banana pudding pancakes a permanent addition to the menu? Please say yes! 😂

    I think I wrote for the wrong pickle store. The one I was writing about is in Clinton,nj. Sorry

    What are the chances of scoring a table for 4 at noon on a friday?

    High - they are not too busy during the day

    Do they have a Happy Hour?

    Do you have bottomless mimosas?

    Hi Anna I'm pretty sure they do not offer that. It's by the drink

    Can my dog join us?

    Yes, they have covered, heated outdoor seating that's very nice and your dog is definitely welcome. I saw other dogs in there during my visit.

    Is the brunch menu only for weekends? Do you serve food in the morning on weekdays? Where's the non-dinner menu?

    I'm 99% sure it is everyday

    I have a picky child, is there a kids menu or will see have to be creative with the regular dinner menu?

    There is no kids menu. I recommend sharing an item from the menu as the portions are large enough to share.

    Do they have heaters for outdoor dining?

    Yes, they do!!! (:

    Is Jacobs pickles dog friendly?

    They have outdoor seating, that would be your best bet. Inside it is pretty cramped and not much room for pets.

    What time does brunch end?

    4 PM!

    What are the vegan options?

    Most of their pickles, a few of the starters like fried pickles, fried green tomatoes, okra & chiles, and a few of the sides like house fries, house salad, side of fruit.

    Is there even one single vegan option? EDIT: besides pickles

    All the sides are vegan except for the Collards & Black Eye Peas because that's cooked with pork shoulder; and the biscuits. I'm not sure what the Fried Pickles and the Fried Green Tomatoes are fried in though.

    Are the mashed potatoes gluten free?! (Or can be made GF without gravy?)

    Hi Ariel, thanks for reaching out! Our mashed potatoes can be made gluten free without the gravy. Hope you’ll be able to join us soon!

    Do they deliver?

    No!

    Is brunch still served on weekdays?

    Yes

    Can i make reservations for 2 people?

    Thanks for your interest in joining us! Although we do not accept reservations for parties less than 6, we do reserve the majority of our dining room for walk in guests. You will receive an estimated wait time when you place your name on the… 

    Are there any vegetarian options?

    Yes. Although it's overall meat heavy menu, for brunch there is plenty of veggie omelettes, pancakes, breakfast sandwiches, all available. Dinner, however would be much more disappointing for a vegetarian as there are very few options.

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