It's a little tricky to rate an iconic venue, but wow, was I impressed. I first came here on a…read moretour, which is a little expensive, but worth it. It's a beautiful art deco venue. Our tour guide, Phillip, explained a lot of details in the architectural and artistic choices from the abstracted instrument carpet pattern to the large Fountain of Youth staircase painting. When we circled downstairs - the bathrooms are incredible, go chill in them a second. We went to sit in the chairs and learn about the stage. Then we went upstairs so we got a nice view of the lobby, then a short video and got to meet one of the Radio City Rockettes in person. It is a lot of stairs so be prepared for that, but it was very thorough tour. Great tour. When I was there, I saw a sign for a concert of Les Miserables, so I just had to come see a show. Even though tickets are also really expensive, it was an amazing performance. The acoustics and the singer's talents were unparalleled. Programs were available only on request. The small souvenir stands were crowded and hard to get to, and leaving took forever because people clogged up the exits, but the show was perfection. I am glad I got to see a show here. I hope to come back for the Rockettes Christmas show at some point. If you can see something here, you definitely should come!

My first time visiting. Wow it is GORGEOUS inside! I visited this past weekend to attend…read moreMorbid:LIVE which was excellent in itself. I have back issues and usually old opera houses/theatre chairs are not my friend. I sat there for just over two hours and was fine, big relief for me. Plenty of leg room. Appreciate there was a restroom on our level. Each person working that I passed by had a smile to pass along and gave directions well when needed. A great experience. So neat to finally see inside. Now to just get myself to see a Rockettes show. My Gran used to travel every year to "take in a show". She would gush about it when we would see her next. I'd like to do that with my granddaughter some day :) Thank you to Radio City & to all who made Morbid Live possible. I enjoyed listening to Ash & Alaina. You gals Rock!

Because I had tickets for the Rockettes show, I figured I'd do the tour beforehand. And if you do…read morethe tour beforehand, and its close to your showtime. you don't have to leave, which obviously beats having to wait in the cold/rain/snow and the long line. Now, what you see with the tour is dependant on if there's a show running. Since there was a show running when I was there we didn't get to see the hydraulics, backstage area, or get to go on the stage. We did get to meet a Rockette, saw the seamstress room, production area, and a few other spots. Alexander Christopher was our guide and he was a blast, very enthusiastic and energetic. Its a fun time. That said, its probably a little overpriced. But its still a fun experience and I recommend doing it, especially if you're doing the Rockettes show, and like I said if you get the tour right before your show time you won't have to back out and wait in line.

Keith our tour guide was a great ambassador for RCMH and was able to handle things smoothly when…read moresome in our group got separated in an elevator snafu (group went to wrong floor). We enjoyed learning about the history of this beautiful, iconic building and took a picture with one of the Rockettes who spoke briefly with our group. And the show that followed was fabulous! Great job, Keith!

This was an absolutely fabulous show. I naively assumed this was *just* a dance show, and I could…read morenot have been more wrong. Of course the show featured the unimaginably talented Rockettes, whose performances are both an art and a science. But it also had ensemble performers, drones, lights projected on every inch of the ceiling and walls, and more. Easily one of the most well produced shows I've ever seen. If you're in town over the holiday season, I cannot recommend this enough.

If you haven't been to the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, you should go see it... 2025 is the…read more100 year anniversary. What better way to start the holiday season off...with the Radio City Rockettes! I've seen the show several times over the years.. run time is 90 minutes and a great show for families and friends. Prices go up over the years but one can look for discounts. Cheaper during the non-peak times/days so check the calendar as well. Not a bad seat in the house. Easy to get to via train... if you prefer to drive, there is parking in the area. Street parking is hard to find but there are parking lots. Restrooms are located in the lower level and lines move fairly quickly. Concession stands are on the main level and the lower level as well as merchandise. Plenty of restaurants to eat in the area before and after the show depending on where to watch... and depending on the time of your visit, you can see the holiday tree at Rockefeller Center. Enjoy!

After visiting the Nintendo Store last trip to the city I passed by Radio City Pizza on my walk…read moreback to our hotel and decided to grab a slice.Tho cozy, this joint offers great slices although limited seating. Located off W. 49th St. Radio City Pizza has plenty of windows, a compact counter, and lots of pizza options. I just went with a veggie slice but I suggest checking out their various options as their offerings were quite robust. After a few mins wait my slice was ready and I made my way upstairs to a surprisingly tight/tiny sitting area. I don't know what I was expecting but I was surprised as I got up there. Not a complaint, just tapering expectations. I found a spot at a standing counter and was able to enjoy my hot, fresh, and delish slice of Veggie Pizza. Service was fine. Nothing over the top or stand out but not a bad experience either. Staff was friendly as I entered, threw my slice in the oven once I ordered, and packed up my pizza nicely. Overall I had a quick and pleasant experience at Radio City Pizza and can easily see myself swinging by for another slice when in the area.

Pretty good slice near Broadway. Not very ada friendly as you have to go upstairs for seats. The…read morepizza is on the pricier side as a slice and soda will run you $7. But it is good, and before/after a show will do the trick.

This venue is very accessible from the highway and parking is very well managed, to the point where…read morethere was virtually no traffic. The walk can depend on where you parked, but it seemed we were at one of the furthest points and still didn't have to walk too far. It's a bigger space than I expected. There are a lot of bars available so the wait for a drink isn't too bad. They offer margaritas in a cute little take-home plastic shaker. The seats are kind of tight, so depending on what type of show you're going to I would just be mindful. The bathroom was very clean and all of the staff was Hella friendly.

I recently had an issue come up during my visit, but Michael Andrews stepped in and completely…read moreturned the experience around. He handled the situation with total professionalism, listened carefully, and made sure everything was resolved to my complete satisfaction. Outstanding customer service from Michael--he is a true asset to this business!

This place seems really awesome, but I heard it's even better in the summer with their outside…read morespace. The bartenders and servers were attentive and friendly while making great suggestions. We got the nachos with pulled pork (they had run out of brisket **sad face**) and the portion was MASSIVE. The picture I included was after 4 adults already ate some of it. The only downfall is when the band started playing, it was WAY. TOO. LOUD. You literally had to shout to the person next to you, even though we were a good distance away. It might help if they put the band in the far end next time and not in the main corner. Other than that, good service, good food, good drink, good times! P

What a fantastic place!…read more Right on the water in Coastal Connecticut just east of New Haven, with ample outdoor seating, Stony Creek Brewery is an ideal summer-time destination for excellent craft beer and a solid/creative menu of pub fare. We were here for an event: The start and finish of Bikes & Beers 2024 (Brandford, CT). Bikes & Beers tours the country year-round, offering cycling events that revolve around--you guessed it--breweries. Over the last few years, we've enjoyed weekends away across New England when they come to our corner of the country. Their events are very well organized and fun, with a portion of the proceeds going to local charities. Plus, there's beer! After our 30-mile ride in and around Branford, we joined the other riders for the after-ride event at the brewery for food and fun. That's the formula for all Bikes & Beers events. Back to Stony Creek Brewery. As I said, the setting is idyllic for a warm, sunny summer day. However, you'd find limited indoor dining/drinking space on a rainy day. I enjoyed their seasonal IPA (the only beer I drink) and found it exceptional. My better half had the grilled chicken sandwich to satisfy her hunger while she ordered a chili dog for me. IT WAS HUGE (and delicious). We didn't get to try the other interesting items on their menu, but our fellow riders said good things about theirs. Plus, a permanent guest food truck serves wood-fired pizzas that look and smell fantastic. My mouth is watering as I write this. I'm not sure when we'll be back, but we bookmarked this location so we can have a similar bikes & beers experience on our own someday. We liked it that much!

The best Indian restaurant in new haven imo. Pleasant service and great food. Now that I've…read morerelocated back home I can't wait to eat there again

I can't say enough about this place I've been telling everyone. Nice staff, affordable, and…read moredelicious food! Very large portions so you can most likely split things. I highly recommend the tikka masala fries, I got them with paneer and then ordered the chicken bites the combo was insane! The tikka masala is also warm and cozy. Everything here is good including cocktails

We had scored an awesome street parking spot and there was no way we were giving that up, so hubs…read moremade sure wherever we ate was within this area. We reserved for a quick bite at Redeye Grill before catching Dog Day Afternoon on Broadway, but as soon as we walked up, some bouncer told us they were closed for a private wedding reception. We were dazed and confused because how was I able to reserve online? But the real plot twist was that it ended up being the best thing that happened. We actually stumbled into Tanner Smith's thinking it'd be the typical, boring bar-food spot. Nope. They first sat us at a hi-top by the door, but that wasn't our vibe, so we grabbed seats at the bar instead. Best decision. Our bartender, Josiah, was absolutely killing it. My cocktail had passion fruit, so of course I asked my usual question: "But is it real passion fruit?" He just nodded in agreement and that told me everything I needed to know. That drink was legit and had nice strength. The food was great too. My fish tacos were packed with fresh fish, the guacamole and salsa were chunky and full of flavor and hubs enjoyed his pastrami sandwich. I have no clue when we'll be back in Midtown, but one thing's for sure- we're sitting with Josiah again.

Drink of Choice: NA Hugo Spritz - this drink was great and refreshing for all the non-drinkers!…read moreThey also had a short list of NA drinks to try while here! For those who like a little drink with their food, during brunch they offered a number of brunch cocktails (bottomless) for $35 Food of Choice: I had the Truffle Mac and Cheese and a side of the za'tar cauliflower. Both dishes were great and filling. The cauliflower had a lot of bold flavors! The onion ring on top of the Mac and cheese was a nice touch. I couldn't really taste the truffle but I would still order the dish again.

Disregard any reviews under 5 stars. This was the best dining experience of my life. Service was…read moreimpeccable, in particular Ramon our busser and Pablo our server. The manager Brendan Connaire came over to our table and made us feel like royalty. The decor is truly stunning and the same goes for their sister properties Lolita and Madame George. Not to mention the food, which was to die for. Cannot recommend the braised short rib enough. This is a must try.

I'm from New York and let me tell you something. I have eaten at thousands of restaurants in this…read morecountry. There's no comparison to my favorite restaurant Jerk and Jambalaya in Rehoboth Beach . The restaurant and Sintelle Taylor are excellent, excellent, excellent and did I say excellent. The food speaks for itself. The oxtails, the Mac and cheese, the greens the corn bread. Yes honey I will travel for great food. Listen up y'all restaurants, I will no longer be mistreated by bad and then asked for a tip. Jerk Jambalaya I support you and thank you for all you do. The standard has been raised . God bless you and your restaurant and team. Beautiful restaurant. Tell them Ms. Monique sent you.

I came here for the first time for lunch on a weekday. The ambiance is clean and welcoming and they…read morehave a lot of seating. We were seated right away and got our order taken too. The prices on the lunch menu were reasonable and they had a good variety of options for lunchtime. We tried the shrimp fajitas, quesadilla oaxaca, and quesadilla tijuana. Plenty of food for our party of 3. The quesadilla oaxaca was definitely our favorite but all food was great. They give complimentary chips and salsa too; chips were good but the salsa could use some improvement, perhaps more onion or fresh herbs rather than a tomato sauce like base.

First time visiting after the move. Nicely renovated space, the margheritas are still top notch,…read morebut the food has changed. Still quite good and on the money, but new chefs and ovens have changed the recipes. Not a big problem, still better than Salsas or Puerto Vaillarta. Overall, still a top notch establishment