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The Mark Restaurant

3.2 (404 reviews)
Ultra High-EndFrench, New American
Open 7:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Updated over 3 months ago

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Classy
Upscale
Outdoor seating

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French Toast
Jennifer N.

My friends and I came for brunch after a lovely group workout together. The food was amazing, the ambiance beautiful, and the staff gave stellar service. I am all about my coffee and juice first thing. Both were absolutely perfect. We all had a variety of brunch breakfast type dishes. All were amazing!!

Sliders
Isabella B.

This is an ideal spot to relax with a drink and light bite or come chill at the bar by yourself or with friends. The waiter was very kind and attentive to what I wanted to order, as well as provided recommendations when it came to light bites. I ordered the sliders, which come with black truffle sauce, brie, and thinly sliced pickles. These sliders were cooked perfectly, and the balance of sauce, cheese, and pickles were top-tier sliders. Since I don't drink, I usually order a lemonade because it can indicate how the quality of the water and lemons. Odd thing to review out of many drinks on their menu but recommend trying it. I would most definitely be coming back to have the full dining experience since I only came for a quick bite and sip

Mushrooms!
Irina V.

Went for a dinner w friends on a Wednesday Great ambiance, great service! Friendly and very pleasant. Delicious food, u can find all kinds of appetizers from sushi to pizza. Beautiful hotel, pet friendly

Warm Chocolate Cake
Amy Y.

A group of 9 of us came here for a company dinner. Needless to say the ambience and decor of the Mark restaurant, situated inside the Mark Hotel exceeds its reputation. But I'm afraid besides the steak entrée (which was 10/10), not much else stood out to me. For appetizers, we had grilled artichoke (friends loved it, i am not a fan), endives salad and kale salad both of which needed seasoning. Desserts were good but did not stick out to me. The service was great, waiters were attentive and consistently filled our waters. However, one server had accidentally tipped a glass of wine down my colleague's dress. I'm hoping this was a one off occurrence, though Jean Georges establishments are held up to very high standards. All in all, good experience if it were not for the accidental spill. It was also extremely expensive for the what we were served.

Whole Roasted Cauliflower
Ashlee S.

Delicious food and amazing ambiance! We dined at The Mark Restaurant for a work lunch to entertain some business partners. We ordered a number of items for the table - Avocado Toast, Spicy Tuna Tartare, Burrata, Whole Roasted Cauliflower, and the Halibut. Every dish we had was phenomenal and the service was fantastic. The wait staff were very friendly and attentive.

Warm Shrimp Salad
Karen Y.

Elevated French dining is found here! The standout here is the service: from the entrance, to being seated, all throughout the meal, to the quality of the doggy bag they handed us for leftovers: the service is excellent here. The distance to the park also makes it a great spot to go to for lunch before a walk in the park. The crispy salmon sushi is a great appetizer! The bed of sushi rice is thick and crunchy. The salmon itself is fresh and tender, if a little chewy. The hamachi sashimi is a little sour, but overall, had fresh texture. The soy yuzu dressing added a bright acidic note to the fatty fish. The warm shrimp salad was delicious! The champagne vinegar dressing was a pop of flavor on the bed of shrimp and veggies. After we finished, we asked for a to-go box for leftovers, which were super carefully wrapped up for us in a branded doggy bag complete with utensils and napkins. I really appreciated the thought and consideration! While a bit pricey, it's a good time at the Mark!

Cappuccino
Chiseko I.

I was happy to start the day with the dishes here. I was a bit surprised to see that components of the Eggs Benedict were served in separate dishes. I was also surprised at the price but it is understandable considering the number of people serving, the beautiful interior, the flowers, and the location.

Whole Roasted Cauliflower and Mozzarella, Tomato, Basil Pizza
jackie w.

This is def a place where you come for the fame, ambience, not the food. I mean the food is fab, but it is also very very overpriced. My gf and I shared a pizza and a whole roasted head of cauliflower. Pizza was super standard Neapolitan style and the cauliflower was good, but not worth $50!! It's fun to come here to dress up and spend a little. My gf said "I would be very impressed with a man if he took you on a date here." So there you have it dudes, this the perfect place if you want to impress your date!

Grilled Black Sea Bass
Sammi K.

I have been to a number of Jean George's restaurants in New York and other cites / countries. I'd say the menu of the Mark is not as impressive as others, probably because it is an on-property dining option. I came here with my friend for a catch-up dinner. We were seated at the exit door to the backyard (yes, there were a number of tables there and a few guests were dining there). Whenever there were people coming and going or waiters trying to serve the food for guests sitting outside, they had to squeeze in behind my back, opened the door and sometimes forgot to close it properly, which was why I could feel the cold air from time to time. As you can imagine, it was pretty disruptive in terms of the whole dining experience. The waiters apologized a few times, but I thought the restaurant could have adjusted the seating arrangement to avoid this in the future. We ordered the Grilled Black Sea Bass as entree and Honey Roasted Fig as dessert. The sea bass was very tender, I like the combination of fennel, carrots and olive, which added a bit acidity and subtle sweetness to make the sea bass more flavorful in a balanced way. The honey roasted fig itself is more on the sweet side, that is why you have to eat it with the cumin ice cream to balance the flavor. The price is definitely above average, but the quality of the food is decent. It is definitely not one of my recommended JG restaurants though.

I think this is the Mark Cocktail (with Prosecco, lychee, raspberry) but I honestly can't remember. It was delicious, though.
Celina C. N.

Dined on a whim while visiting a friend on UES. Food and service were perfectly fine, as expected from a restaurant by a chef of Jean-Georges' stature. The menu was not extensive but had plenty of fine options. Meal presentation and menu options are artful. Also as would be expected for a restaurant of this sort, quite expensive. It was overall a fine dining experience. Would I go back? Sure. But with so many delicious options in NYC at greater value, it wouldn't necessarily be my first choice.

Steph S.

Came here to celebrate an early Christmas with my family. We all got different martinis and I was SO pleased with my choice, it was a holiday eggnog martini and quite possibly one of the best cocktails I've ever had. Would come back just for that. For appetizers we ordered the Samosas and the Crispy Salmon Sushi. I'm a HUGE fan of crispy salmon and this did not disappoint. For dinner we split the cheeseburger - we were sold on the black truffle dressing & brie. I don't normally order cheeseburgers but couldn't resist, and I'm glad that I didn't. Left just enough room for dessert. The environment is very high class and I would recommend this spot for celebrating something special!

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The Consulate - Midtown

The Consulate - Midtown

4.1
(195 reviews)
1.1 mi
$$$

We had high hopes! Came for dinner last night for our 8:30 reservation. Grabbed a drink prior at…read morethe bar. The bartender was less than warm and welcoming. Zero personality. As we had our cocktails we discussed going somewhere else as the vibe was flat. But my husband convinced me to stay as it's already 8:30. We head upstairs to our table, only to be greeted by another less enthusiastic server. He never told us his name or offered up any menu highlights. I was excited to have bone marrow and escargot. Both failed epically. The bone marrow was inedible as it was like cold custard. Escargot had zero flavor and a real lack of garlic and good butter. Tasted more like vegetable oil than good butter. We shared the lobster pasta entree. Tasted more like Mexican goulash. No Italian flavors to be found in the sauce. Never once did the nameless waiter stop and inquire about our meal. Just all around a poor experience and a disappointing Friday night. There are far better places that appreciate your patronage. We will not be coming back. Not worth it.

5.0 / 5.0 If you want to eat croque monsieur, this is the…read moreplace to go! It's the best in Manhattan! The croque monsieur, available only on Tuesdays, is a must-try among the daily lunch specials! It's not just cheese on bread, but buttery bread with rich white sauce, resulting in a very juicy flavor. The lunch set includes an appetizer and a main course for $29.95. The spiral staircase you see as you enter the restaurant gives it a very luxurious atmosphere. However, the restrooms are spacious and there are plenty of seats, so you can even bring a stroller. The service is also attentive and excellent.

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Consulate breakfast with scramble eggs instead of poached.
Consulate breakfast with scramble eggs instead of poached.
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Tanner Smiths

Tanner Smiths

4.3
(2.4k reviews)
1.2 mi
$$

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.

Ordered food to go because the bar was very loud. The music the DJ was playing was good though…read more Ordered buttermilk chicken tenders, shepherd's pie, hot chicken sandwiches, Asian-sesame dry rubbed wings, fries, and tater tots. The shepherd's pie is insanely salty and it's very off-putting. It was inedible. I was looking forward to having it but I would not in good faith recommend this to anyone. The buttermilk tenders is supposed to come with pickled shallots and marinated green beans. We didn't get the pickled shallots or the marinated green beans, which was a shame. The chicken tenders by themselves didn't have much flavor. It also is unfortunate paying $17 for what was considered a small plate and just getting the chicken tenders. The Asian-sesame wings were okay. Also, didn't have much flavor and weren't that impressive. There was also still hair on some of the pieces of chicken, so the chicken could have been cleaned better. They have fries and hand cut fries. The regular fries were soggy. Should have went with the hand cut fries. The tater tots were okay. I was told that the chicken sandwich was good. It came with a little side of rustic chips. I would not come back for the food but I would possibly go back to try a drink if I was in the area. The drink menu looked pretty good.

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The setting from the entrance
The setting from the entrance
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Monkey Bar

Monkey Bar

4.3
(502 reviews)
1.2 mi

Monkey Bar became one of my favorite Midtown restaurants because its modern history ran almost…read moreperfectly alongside my years in New York. I arrived in 2008 with very little, and when Graydon Carter revived the restaurant in 2009, I was beginning a rise of my own, first at a large global bank and then, to my astonishment, at one of the city's most powerful investment firms. The suits were daily, the walls were gold, and the pressure was so consuming that even success could feel like a form of attrition. After a few years, I moved to a smaller firm with Southern roots, where the culture was more humane, the work gave me greater autonomy, and I produced some of the strongest results of my career, even within an industry still governed by fear, greed, and status. Inside, the red booths, low lighting, generous spacing, and hand-painted monkey murals made lunch feel ceremonial without becoming stiff. The room was timeless and handsome, with polished service, quality food, and the subtle assurance of a place where you could be proud to bring someone important. I especially remember sitting in one of those booths with two mentors, each only a few years older than I was and therefore close enough in vintage to feel relatable, trustworthy, and genuinely within reach. One had entered my life after I left the larger firm and helped me understand an earlier chapter that had also ended abruptly and, at the time, felt deeply unfair; the other had guided me through the smaller firm where I finally found a more sustainable way to work. Over that long lunch, I introduced them, we discussed several promising ideas, and for a moment my career seemed to have reached the point where relationships, experience, and opportunity were finally converging. One of those ideas consumed an extraordinary amount of my time and energy, and I believed it might become the foundation of my next chapter. Instead, the arrangement eventually turned on me, the role I thought I had earned never materialized, and the business itself sputtered. My professional life, financial footing, and pride all collapsed just as COVID was beginning. Then Monkey Bar closed in 2020, which made the ending feel almost unnervingly complete: the restaurant, the city, and the version of myself built around New York finance all went dark at once. For years, I experienced that ending as devastating and unfair; now I can see it as wisdom delivered through an unnecessarily rough process. The restaurant's later revival by a Chicago hospitality group feels fitting because it still honors tradition and ceremony while allowing the old forms to evolve into something healthier, looser, and more current. I have not been back since that lunch, but a return now would feel like visiting the museum of my past, not reclaiming a life that asked too much, gave too little, and finally lost its hold on me. Even now, I remember Monkey Bar as a great Midtown lunch in a memorable room, surrounded by the residue of old ambitions and the gratitude of having survived them. The cocktails were sharp, the service was impeccable, and the dining room carried that glamorous old New York energy without feeling trapped by it. I remain deeply fond of the place, partly for what it was and partly for what it witnessed. Some restaurants become attached to a chapter of your life, and Monkey Bar holds mine with unusual grace.

The truffle monkey bread while a total carb and calorie bomb was delicious and left a lasting…read moreimpression. It featured a crispy, sugar-glazed exterior and a soft, chewy interior, topped with truffle cheese and served with a truffle butter dip; the pairing was superb, and it tasted great both on its own and with the dip. For the main course, I ordered the miso-glazed black cod. The flavor was flawless, and while the portion was small (which was acceptable), the pool of broth accompanying it was completely unnecessary; it was inedibly salty, so what was the point of serving it? After finishing the fish, I was left with a plate full of broth, rendering the plate unusable. Plus, it was overpriced; for this dish, you're better off going to Strip House Strip House remains the undisputed king of this dish in New York. A friend ordered the chicken parmesan. It was just average. Another friend ordered the short rib stroganoff. The flavor was decent, but it was far too rich and heavy. As someone whose palate is split 50/50 between Western and Chinese cuisine, I could manage only five bites at most. If you have a palate that prefers 100% Chinese food, proceed with caution on this dish. Friends ordered sides of mac & cheese and mashed potatoes. These are dishes originally meant for low-income Americans to fill up on cheaply; there's no limit to how good they can be, but also no floor to how bad they can get. Both were on par with the average quality found in upscale restaurants. Honestly, these are two dishes I would never order myself. To sum up: the atmosphere was great. It's also hard to get a reservation; the place was packed when we had lunch at 2 PM. Aside from that monkey bread, I didn't feel like anything else justified the price or offered something you couldn't find elsewhere. I don't quite get the hype. Perhaps I just didn't order the right dishes; maybe next time I'll try the burger and the steak.

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Spicy Shrimp scampi
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Truffle Monkey Bread (~$35)
Truffle Monkey Bread (~$35)
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The Modern

The Modern

4.3
(1.3k reviews)
1.2 mi
$$$$

There's two ways to enter this restaurant. They do in fact have a main door facing 53rd street. If…read moreyou're already inside MoMA, there's a separate door by security. They have to let you in. I didn't have a reservation, but was seated immediately. Win! I really should've asked questions instead of going rogue. My intention was to do the lunch prix fixe menu. The menu on the table was a la carte. This did however work out better for me as I had limited time since I was catching a broadway show. Started with the olives then followed with the hot dogs and closed with the gem lettuce. They did come at different times. This gave me the perfect time to nibble slowly. The olives paired perfectly with the salad. The hot dogs were my favorite. The whole meal was perfectly balanced for me. Just have to mention how amazing the service was. No table had anything waiting to be taken away because there was always someone walking around. At one point, one of the guys clocked I had just finished drinking my water and within seconds he was at my table refilling my glass. I mean c'mon. Will took great care of me. He even suggested the dessert I ended up getting which was the peach cruller. I'm gonna try to come back to do the lunch tasting before I go back home to LA.

After having to cancel a few other rez here that was out of our control, we were excited to finally…read moremake it. We were already inside MOMA and entered via the inside entrance with a guard and a huge door. Since we arrived at 5pm when they opened we were led to a seated waiting area and provided cold water (a 100F day) and a smaller drink menu. Within a few minutes the main dining room was ready for us and we were led to a three quarter moon seat with a table facing the MOMA outdoor sculpture garden. This room was glorious with its high ceiling and cobalt blue paint and an impressive massive floral arrangements. There were plenty of museum visitors still outside wandering about in the sculpture garden. Each and every staff were wonderful in their friendly welcoming stance and conversations. Having perused their voluminous wine selection online ahead of time (an excellent thing to do ahead of time to avoid last minute decisions) we placed our wine order with the sommelier. Then there was the choice between the two menus, one obviously more expansive in offerings and the price. Since NYC was experiencing our extreme heatwave we opted for the smaller menu, which was totally sufficient and very filling. Most of the time, restaurant tasting menus have words and phrases that "sound" so inviting but wind up being a huge disappointment. However, words here really don't do justice as a description. The menu seemed simple and basic enough: "radish, shiso* crispy ham and cheese; hiramasa and garden peas; sea bass, crab and squash blossom; halibut, tomatoes, sweet corn broth or chicken and red wine braised celeriac; berries and cacao -- Impressions Menu -- 'a glimpse, capturing a moment' $175 (discovery 115 * reserve 295)". Prior to ordering we were informed that both of us had to order the same menu but that we had the option to sub and add on from the expansive menu--which we did with the eggs on eggs on eggs dish, as well as my choice of the lamb. Their signature dish--Eggs on eggs on eggs: a must have to add on this special course with caviar ($50/order). The dish is small, precious and very rich and was positively impressionable. That's the dish I go away with thinking about the restaurant. It came with a stick of toasted brioche to sop up the runny yolk and the caviar (which was neither fishy or salty). I would note the dish was served with caviar spoon. Staff knew enough that after we started eating this they brought an extra set of two more buttered toast sticks. Paired with our all Pinot champagne it was a magical combo. This is the kind of patron mind reading that differentiated a Michelin star restaurant. As the executive chef described the dish: "At the bottom of the bowl is a fried egg sauce, and is broken with a dill oil; second egg is a poached egg yolk (poached in a saline solution just so they are warmed through...we want the yolk to spill through the sauce...). We finish this dish with pickled shallots and more fresh dill for acidity and freshness, and drop a huge spoonful of caviar on top." The amuse was a great way to start especially with the pairing of our champagne. In lieu of the halibut in the Impressions menu I added the lamb from the other menu. Although it was only one piece in the rack of lamb it was terrific with the crunchy maitake mushroom and tasty sauce. The sommelier was excellent and professional without being pretentious -- as well as every single staff that greeted us and served us along the way. THIS Is what one should expect from a two star Michelin restaurant. I tasted the halibut from my wife and it seemed to be slightly under seasoned, though it had a decent sear. Service was perfection. They did not disappoint and I will be back!

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Bartley's

Bartley's

4.4
(146 reviews)
1.3 mi

Bartley Dunnes! The employees here showed us love and a great time! My cousin and I came here after…read morea small concert up the street. Thanks to my fellow Yelpers, I was lead to this great spot for a late dinner and cocktails on a Friday night. The hostess was really friendly and quicky sat us at a two seater near the bar, which we appreciated. The ambiance was light and friendly and they even had a DJ playing all the good jams! I think I danced a bit, (definitely liquid courage). The DJ read the room and created a fun ambiance. The waitress came over a few minutes later and quickly took our drink and meal order. We ordered the Tuna Crispy Rice ( Yum), Guinness Wager Sliders (Nom Nom), Korean Chicken Boas (My Favorite!) and Carnitas Tacos.....I'm embarrassed to admit that we cleaned our plates like a couple of savages. Bartley Dunnes is a great choice to come solo, meet up with friends or come as a group of no more than 4, unless you make a reservation. They have a second floor that I unfortunately didn't get a chance to check out, so I can't write about that. However, I did see people coming and going straight up. I'll be back!

Stopped by Bartley Dunnes for a few happy hour drinks before heading to Museum of Modern Art for an…read moreevent. They have a great happy hour running from open until 8 PM, including $6 beers and $8 cocktails, which is a great deal for the area. ordered the Bartleys Spritz (Aperol Spritz) and a Tequila Mule. We sat at the bar, which runs about half the length of the space, and there were also plenty of tables throughout. The back section of the bar feels a bit separated from the main entrance area. There are some TVs throughout, and everything inside seemed fairly new and well maintained. It was not very crowded on a Tuesday early evening, so service was quick and the staff was very friendly. We did not order food this time, but everything coming out of the kitchen looked and smelled great. Overall, I would definitely recommend this spot for happy hour drinks in the MoMA/Midtown West area.

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Bartley Dunnes Main Bar
Bartley Dunnes Main Bar
Brunch Burger
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