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    Montague Diner

    3.5 (110 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    A pretty and cozy black girl with a menu!
    Cid N.

    I love that when you walk in there's a place to hang your coat on the side. I immediately hung mine up and made my way to the party. I was a part of. We were contemplating getting alcohol alcoholic beverages so I got a mimosa. That mimosa... wow. We also added an orange juice because the ratio of champagne/prosecco to orange juice was not what I was expecting for a diner. But everything I deserved. The orange juice was so fresh and pulpy I loved it. I was having such a hard time deciding what to eat from the menu. I didn't know if I wanted breakfast or lunch or a mix or sides or everything. I eventually settled for the steak and eggs, which I've never ordered before had a diner because I'm a very big breakfast girl. You know- pancakes French toast, waffles, eggs, hot chocolate, the works. But I wanted to try something new because you know it's almost 2026 and why not?! I ordered a cappuccino and got my meal along with my mimosa and I've never been happier. I even bumped into a friend. So unexpected! And at the table behind us was a lady from Law and Order! Also unexpected! The server was fantastic. A really pleasant man. His suggestions were well received and well offered, and cannot wait to go back to this place and make it a part of my ritual of living. They close at either nine or 10 which I think is beautiful. Not too late, not too early. Although I would love an extended evening extravaganza one day, it is actually perfect the way it is. Can't wait to return! #yuckbangcertified

    Pancake Split
    Vishnu G.

    Typical diner food. The breakfast plates are an ok deal - I got the cheese omelette with added mushroom, tomato, spinach, and onions. It came with a small salad (spinach and arugula with some dressing) and a slice of toast. It's a decent portion for the base price of $17, but each vegetable addition is $1 *each* (this isn't clear from the menu). I also tried the pancake split, which sounds a bit more exciting than it is - basically just a pancake with ice cream on top. It's a fun idea. The total bill came to $51 with tax and tip, plenty of food for two.

    Eggs over easy with corn beef hash and toast
    Joe S.

    Very good neighborhood diner with good service and good food choices. I love going there for breakfast.

    Ashley W.

    stumbled across this spot just walking on montague street. What a cute hidden gem. The feel of the place is warm and cozy and I was greeted right when I walked in. Sat at a booth and enjoyed the eggs plate (eggs over medium with bacon - which was perfectly chewy and crispy) & a waffle. I might go on the record and say that this waffle is the best i've had in nyc...?? My server Sarah was really sweet and gave me the run down of choices to be made and i'm so glad I went with the waffle over the pancakes!! Although... i'm sure they are great too. Will absolutely be back and don't sleep on this diner!!

    Kristen S.

    This classic basement level diner in Brooklyn is such a gem. We wandered in for brunch and were immediately seated at the counter and greeted by Peyton, who was incredibly attentive our whole visit despite the crowd. We enjoyed latkes and matzo ball soup, which were both fresh and well received post party hangover from the evening before. The crowd in the diner was mixed, from families to trendy kids, to a 50s themed birthday party. It's definitely not frilly, but the fast pace and crowded space made our first diner experience in the city super memorable and fun!

    All day breakfast
    Dom G.

    Thankful my friend was organised and made a reservation ahead of time. We were seated in the booth which kind of felt a bit squishy for three adults. The food was pretty good though. I was also able to swap out roast potatoes for tater tots, made my son very happy! Will definitely be coming back here again when I'm in the area. It's a solid brunch place!

    French toast!
    Sophie O.

    A solid diner, I love coming here for date night. This is not your standard diner -- it reflects the neighborhood in the elevated vibe. I'm a fan of the French toast and the matzoh ball soup. Lots of families come here. Can be hard to get a table on a weekend night. My recommendation is to come for lunch!

    Niaz K.

    Such a cute diner! You feel like you're transported in time! They offer breakfast all day along with some salads, sandwiches, milkshakes and typical diner food! I opted for the grilled cheese and tomato soup. The soup was so smol and I wish it was a little larger. The grilled cheese was exactly what I needed on a hungover Sunday. My boyfriend got the mozzarella sticks and the patty melt. Food is average, no complaints. You should stick to breakfast here and soak up the old nyc diner charm.

    Pancakes
    Shawn H.

    Really excellent. The grilled cheese and tomato soup were so great, and the pancakes were perfect for our kids. (One order was more than enough for them.) We also loved the latkes. Probably a bit behind S&P on the new-ish diner list for me, but this was excellent in its own right.

    Club Sandwich
    John K.

    You want nostalgia, good food, great service, and just a general vibe: come to Montague Diner. Drinks were refreshing to wash down some delicious diner classics. Also shoutout to whoever was on the AUX, unreal playlist that set the base to a lovely dining experience.

    John D.

    Have only been going to Montague Diner recently but I have been loving every visit. So much so that I brought my wife for brunch the day after I tried it for the first time. The ambience is quintessential classic diner and the food and service goes above and beyond. What a neighborhood staple.

    Red velvet cake
    Christian Y.

    This place is a vibe. The interior is on point with a modern yet classic diner appeal. The food is a little pricey, but pretty good overall. The montague burger comes with a deliciously smokey bacon that sets the tone for said burger and their fries are your typical diner fries with a light coating for extra crunch.

    Steak and eggs and eggs over easy. Missing from this picture is the chimmichuri sauce, but that came out a few seconds later.

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    4.3(514 reviews)
    4.6 miMidtown East

    Woke up at 5:55 AM PST in order to make this reservation... but overall glad I was able to. The…read morepull apart truffle monkey bread was our initial reason for coming, and although the price point was quite steep, I would say it's worth the try. The bread was fluffy and not dry, which I had seen previous reviews say before. Paired with the creamy truffle butter, it had a luxurious mouthfeel. My favorite was the pork chop (cognac, sweet prunes, bacon, rosemary) -- the sweet and soft texture of the prune was melted in my mouth like fat, and the pork was tender, with the rosemary also coming through. The vodka rigatoni was a skip, somewhat bland and one-note, we ended up putting some of the truffle butter and garlic aioli from the fries to make it more flavorful. This was especially in contrast with the spicy shrimp pasta which was much tastier. Also got the strawberry vacherin (strawberry ice cream, meringue, vanilla whipped cream), it was my first time having this dessert. The tartness of the strawberry was great with the fluffy meringue and the sweet ice cream. Service was extremely attentive, and the restaurant is beautifully decorated with moody lighting. Although the space was packed, it didn't feel too loud or crowded. We spent about two hours and didn't feel rushed.

    I had such a hard time getting a reservation here! I think they have more availability during…read morelunch, but the dinner reservations are so hard to grab. I went on a Thursday night, and the place was absolutely packed. The front feels more like a bar/casual area, while the dining room is tucked toward the back. My reservation was at 10:15 PM, so I actually had a light dinner beforehand and ordered a little lighter than I normally would. I got: - Truffle Monkey Bread ($34.99) - Prime Rib French Dip ($39.99) - Pommes Frites ($13.99) - Banana Split Sundae ($24.99) I thought the prices were definitely on the higher end when I first sat down, but the Truffle Monkey Bread is divine! Honestly, it's probably in my top 3 bread experiences of my life. If you love truffle, butter, cheese, and basically everything good in life, please get this. It comes out slightly warm and is just incredible. I will probably dream about this bread. The French Dip was good, although it was a little too salty for me. If I get the chance to come back, I'd probably try one of their actual steaks instead. The pommes frites were super crispy, basically McDonald's fries but elevated. The Banana Split Sundae was so pretty. I loved how they placed all the little treats around the crevices/imprints of the dish (not sure how else to describe it ). It's huge, though, so definitely don't expect to finish it yourself. I'd recommend sharing it with 3+ people. I was also celebrating an anniversary, and they brought out a strawberry scoop for us. It tasted homemade and really fresh. I could actually see pieces of strawberry in it, which I loved. The restaurant is definitely on the pricier side, and getting a dinner reservation can be a struggle, but I'd absolutely go again if I got the chance. The decor is cozy and upscale, the food was excellent, and the whole place has a really nice atmosphere. My only real complaint was that our waitress kept pushing us to order more, which got a little annoying, especially since we had already ordered quite a bit. Overall: expensive + difficult reservation, but absolutely worth trying. And please get the truffle monkey bread.

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    Valerie

    4.3(1.4k reviews)
    4.3 miMidtown West
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    My wife and I took our kids (10 and 16 year old boys) to this place on our last evening in NYC. We…read morewere looking for a place that had a nice ambiance and good food. Ambiance: This place has a nice ambiance, definitely very "New York" -- dark (you can't see how dirty the floor is) and loud music (maybe too loud). We sat upstairs (we had a reservation) and of all the people on the top there was a party of 4 (us), a party of 8 (all dudes celebrating something) and the rest of the tables were on a DATE - which I thought was funny. Service: We were served by Ann-Marie who was so delightful. She was kind, super nice, and took the time to speak to us (which is basically how we figured out she wasn't a native New York City person). She gave us good food suggestions and we were very happy with our selection. Food: Here is what we ordered * Steak Frites: My two boys got the steak frites and I have to say the steak was awesome! I had a bite of each of theirs and they each ordered it differently (one Medium Rare/Medium and one Medium) and they both were prepared PERFECTLY. The fries were overflowing. * Caeser Salad with Salmon: My wife got the salad with Salmon (they only have a few salad options) and she enjoyed it. * Prawn and Crab Risotto: I got this and I have to say it was VERY bland. I wouldn't get this if you are looking for taste. I had to put salt and pepper on it to make it have any semblance of taste. Value/Price: I would say this is not over priced but it is not cheap either...bill is attached. I would recommend it to folks who are looking for a good place to either go out on a date or a family type meal.

    Amazing ambiance! We visited for a birthday dinner and were seated in a cozy, intimate corner,…read moreenhanced by the restaurant's beautifully dimmed lighting. Our server was fantastic--friendly, helpful, and highly efficient. The cocktail menu leans heavily into gin, but they are happy to mix up whatever you like. I ordered a margarita and it was excellent! For dinner, I went with the steak frites. It was absolutely delicious, and the portion was so generous that I actually had to push myself to finish it. While it's on the pricier side and maybe not an everyday dining spot, it's a phenomenal choice if you're looking for a guaranteed great experience for a special night out!

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    4.3(137 reviews)
    2.2 miSoHo

    Figured it's been a year so I'd update my review. Overall the Corner Store is still hard to get…read moreinto and still worth the hype, although portions have definitely shrunk. Did an earlier dinner on a Saturday with a friend at the bar. We got some similar items, some different. The thing I kept the same was my martinis and all three (sour cream and onion, tomato, and espresso) were just as amazing as ever. Food-wise, I stuck mainly to the classics with one new dish: - Pizza rolls: Very good but 3 pizza rolls for $20 felt small to me. I feel like I remember seeing others served more when I've gone in the past, but not completely sure. They're nostalgic and fun, nothing to die for. - Fries: Great as ever, we opted for just one of the sauces (avocado dill). - French Dip: This used to be cut in 3 pieces and now it's 2. Works well with a duo but I do think it's actually a little smaller now than before when I compare photos. - Samoa sundae: Still amazing, still so so worth. It was fun going with a friend who hadn't been before and seeing the joy upon trying the dish! Bar service is friendly as always and they do a decent job moving you along to ensure the necessary turnover without feeling too rushed.

    Finally was able to secure a reservation thanks to the concierge where I was staying. Was it worth…read moreit? After greeting you as you walk up, the first question the door guy asks is if you have a reservation. After being let in (once you said yes), there is a another line at the host stand to verify the reservations, then to be seated. This area is a narrow space between the bar and the staff behind the podium so there will still be a smaller wait outside for those waiting to get in due to tight space. Once seated, the bartender Meaghan came over immediately to greet us, offering sparkling, still or tap water. Alongside your glass, there was a selection of citrus (lemon/lime/orange) or cucumber to add which was a nice touch. Although I already had an idea of what I wanted, I went a completely different direction once she mentioned the off-menu selections. This ended up being the heirloom tomato salad (I know, when the heck have I ever ordered anything like this) which was $20, and a side of their hand-cut fries, $13.95. You are to order everything at once, and they course it out accordingly. The people next to me ordered a lot of food; most of it the popular items which I veered away from with the exception of the fries. The party on the other side went with two items I was considering prior so it was nice to see what these looked like up close. The tomato salad was very good! I normally scrape off onions but I actually ate all of them and the taste didn't 'stay with you' which I was grateful for, while the basil flavor was a nice contrast. These were the larger beefsteak style tomatoes so I was fork and knifing this dish. I will admit this, along with the fries, were a little more salty than what I am used to but it was delicious overall. I almost considered a sauce with the fries but they honestly did not need it; the flavor was more than enough on their own. Wasn't planning on it, but I ended up adding the apple hand pies ($19) which were pretty good. They didn't have anything really chocolate-based, so this was the next best thing. Since they come in an order of two, I ended up taking the other hand pie to go. Restrooms are right past the bar, down a flight of steps and there are two single-sex doors. If you are seated at the bar, you pretty much have no reason to go past that into the dining room so it felt like a subtle off-limit area (and staff was there to direct you where to go). Truth is, I really didn't want to like this place. I didn't want to have to deal with scoring a reservation in the future however the food I had was decent (and there are still some items I want to try), service from the doorman, Meaghan, the food runners, and hostesses was fantastic, and the atmosphere was great. You may also end up talking to fellow diners comparing dishes, and it made for an enjoyable experience all around. I'd say it was worth it.

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    Miss Nellie's

    4.5(220 reviews)
    4.5 miMidtown West, Theater District, Hell's Kitchen
    $$

    A must visit while in New York when going to the theatre or just looking to have a great dining…read moreexperience. Miss Nellie's has beautiful decor and charm. Very comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. I ordered the Filthy Martini. So good! The blue cheese stuffed olives were delicious. Brunch Menu. My main dish, I went with the double smash burger. Upgraded the fries to parmesan truffle fries. It was delicious! I would like to come back again, especially to try the dinner menu. Overall, great experience, and very satisfied.

    Post theatre "Harry Potter and The Cursed Child" dinner in Theatre District. On a whim, I enter…read morewithout reservation, without judgment, without expectation and without willing to wait for it. Miss Nellie's is a very relaxed casual atmosphere. Dark and very low lighting. Customer service is attentive as I was greeted by the hostess upon entry in a bar parlor style seating area. I did not lie in wait for a table. I was promptly seated at a high table in the dark. I did not need a booth. I was willing to be seated at the bar counter. Facilities are relatively clean. Double Smash burger $26.00 Features two thin, crispy beef patties immersed in iceberg, pickles, caramelized onions, American cheese, special sauce with French fries The burger was average as I did engulf within minutes to satisfy my hunger pangs. There were minimal lettuce and seemingly no pickles. Intimate and casual atmosphere does not make the optimal lighting for visual assessment. My male server stated "it is really not two patties, but it is one large patty separated into two." Truth: it is two thin beef patties. It was good, but not juicy filled with flavor for seasoning. The French fries were somewhat hard. At the bottom of the sales receipt there is a suggested gratuity in intervals of high intensity extortionate 25%, 22% and 20% where customers do not have to perform math calculation. I did obtain my sales receipt as keepsake. Business cards are available for grabs.

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    Fun room decor

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    Lillie's Victorian Establishment

    3.9(2.1k reviews)
    4.6 miTheater District, Midtown West
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Free WiFi

    Lillie's is always a good place to stop in for a drink. The flower decor changes…read more We sat at the bar and had a hummus plate which was a decent portion and tasty. Bartenders are attentive even when it's busts

    Absolutely awful experience. Never again. Do NOT recommend…read more One of the staff, in charge of refilling water, spilled water on our table multiple times. I watched him spill on other tables as well. He never apologized. He never wiped it up. Then 4th time he filled our glasses, he spilled the water on my wife. He did not apologize. He did not even acknowledge it and it was very clear that he noticed he did it. My wife, quite restrained, let our waitress know what happened. Her response: "What do you want me to do about it?" My wife said that he should not serving water if he doesn't know how to pour it properly. The waitress, moments later, told him what we had said, merely inches from our tables. Beyond awkward. And, instead of coming over and apologizing, he simply never returned to our table. No more water. The waitress had an attitude with us since we sat down - no idea what we could have done - unsure what was going on - but it was beyond unpleasant. Most of our "table conversation" was about how lousy the staff were acting and how uncomfortable we felt along with how much we couldn't wait to leave. We had shared an appetizer and had no interest in ordering anything else after that. We paid. We left. I feel stupid for tipping them.

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    Lillie's Victorian Establishment
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