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    Patina 250

    3.7 (300 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
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    Upscale
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    Jessica R.

    Came here for the first time last weekend because they were able to accommodate us last minute on Valentine's weekend. The food was delicious but portions were slightly smaller than I would have liked for the price. Otherwise though, everything was delicious. The mocktails available were really appreciated and delicious. Service was good. We were a bit confused with the entrance not realizing it was inside the hotel but did find it fairly easily. Street parking wasn't too hard to find.

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    Kevin M.

    Had a very nice dinner at Patina before a show at Shea's. Nice location on Delaware avenue within walking distance of the theatre located inside of the Westin hotel. The restaurant is known for being fresh locally sourced ingredients and has seasonal menus. It is a trendy setting displaying art work from local artists. Very nice bar with a big tv to watch sporting events. We started with the Parkerhouse rolls, which were delicious served with maple butter. I had the classics Caesar salad which was quite good... but because it is definitely the chassis version with anchovies. We had the ricotta cavatelli and the rigatoni with bolognese Bianca... the dishes were good but a little heavy in the garlic. But we finished our plates and finished with a delicious caramelized banana pudding. Server was professional and attentive. I would definitely recommend for a nice dinner!

    SMOKED SHORT RIB, BRIOCHE FRENCH TOAST, BLACKOUT CAKE, OMELETTE*
    Evan S.

    Great food. Smallish and no wait on a weeknight. I'm staying at the hotel so it was a very convenient to eat here but if I wasn't, I'm not sure I would come here except that the short rib was really an amazing dish. As well as the blackout cake. Duck is a little salty and resembled ham. The host said it's cured duck. The cauliflower is good and crispy. Good for 3-4 people since it was a large portion.

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    I was brought to this restaurant as a surprise Mother's Day dinner by my children. We went on Saturday before Mother's Day and I was so excited when we arrived, however our waiter was rude! He seemed to be judging us and his lack of attention ruined our whole night. Food was subpar at best. The best thing we tried was buffalo cauliflower. We actually went home and ate pizza. We had a party of 5 and the restaurant was dead when we arrived. I would not recommend.

    2 EGGS YOUR WAY* plus APPLEWOOD SMOKED BACON & TEA
    Alexander L.

    Excellent atmosphere with calm music in the background. Food is well portioned and tastes fantastic. Colin was my server who did astonishing today. I highly recommend here.

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    Bonnie T.

    Just finished my brunch at Patina 250. This restaurant is inside the Westin Hotel downtown. Business is good! I got a table by the window, it was perfect. I ordered coffee and Fresh Toast with mascarpone cheese. It was delicious, brioche bread is thick and fluffy, the strawberry topping is not too sweet, just perfect. Service is good, my coffee was refreshed without me asking. The ambiance is lively. I parked across street on the street, but noticed it offers valet parking.

    ARUGULA SALAD
    Shannon S.

    Great place for brunch! Parking is not ideal but so it goes in this area. Make a resy! It's an upscale dining with industrial and beautiful inside. Each meal and app was absolutely delicious. We also had the bottomless mimosas, which honestly were much too acidic with too much orange juice. Our server and staff were friendly. I personally had the biscuits and mushroom gravy which was made with local Flat 12 Mushrooms and absolutely divine and savory. Don't forget to try the crispy Brussels! Knocked a star because the food took quite a while to come out, we had to constantly search for the server and ask for mimosa refills, and the girls at the host desk were too busy chatting and were not very friendly upon arrival, leaving, and asking where the bathroom was.

    Side of mushrooms - DELICIOUS!
    Leeza S.

    Wonderful NY Eve dinner. First timers and loved every second. The filet was cooked to perfection. My boyfriend had the short ribs and he loved them. If I had one minor complaint it's that the portion sizes for the pricing were on the small size. Oh and Flora, our server was so sweet and an excellent server! The esthetic was beautiful. Definitely will go again.

    36OZ TOMAHAWK RIBEYE FOR TWO*
    Catalina A.

    Came here for a friends birthday. You have to pay for parking so be prepared for that. It is attached to the hotel so you have to go in through the hotel to get to the restaurant. When we came it was very empty, which was odd because our server barely came to our table to check up on us. (We were a party of 6) I didn't really like the lighting of the restaurant, it felt very off putting. Cocktails were absurdly priced & they lacked flavor. Food was great & very tasty. Still very expensive & the amount given was a little disappointing. Needless to say, I would recommend this place if it were only 2 people going. But this place is definitely not the place to go to for a bigger group.

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    Michael is the best bartender in NY, and their food is outstanding. You will enjoy! Salut

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    Incredible food - chef is a wizard. Service and ambience are both excellent. Great place!

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