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    The Park View

    3.2 (374 reviews)
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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Stefany V.

    Can you tell this is my favorite brunch spot? Lol. The experience I feel while eating here can be summed up to one word, tranquil. Im not sure if its the jazz playing in the background but its a good addition to what the space has going on. Since the only option is to pay with cash, it left me some room to be more conscious of my experience. Bringing a book along or my laptop to get some work done, tied everything in with a sense of productivity with ease. Now the food. I was a huge steak and egg gal and use to love it. Now my diet has changed but I would still recommend it to anyone. The Go Green Omelet is my go-to. Very filling on its own without touching the home fries. But then why wouldn't you touch them?? They rock my socks (if i have any on that day). A potato in any form is my best friend. The grilled cheese are not that basic and neat. Pls pls pls try the tomato soup. I don't even like soup too much but both of these paired together seems truly divine. The mimosa are cool too. The coffee is one of the underrated talents of this place. They do it all. Ask for "un Cortadito". Its my fav!

    Crabbie's Ginger Beer (alcoholic)
    Kate N.

    After walking past 6 different restaurants in Inwood, as none of them seemed appealing, we took a chance on The Park View and were not disappointed! Heads up this place is cash only! The inside of the restaurant is dimly lit and had decent air conditioning, which was great considering yesterday was one of the hottest days of the month. We arrived as a group of four. Two members of our group ordered a glass of Rose, another just a Diet Coke, and I had a bottle of hard ginger beer. I've only had regular ginger beer before, but I really liked the alcoholic ginger beer, the alcohol didn't take away from the spice of the ginger, and was very refreshing. I had a sip of one of my friends glasses of rose and it was very delicious. I am unsure as to which brand of rose they serve, but as someone who doesn't normally like Rose wine, I found this one to be delightful. We ordered chips and guacamole to share for the table. Their guacamole is very chunky, with chunks of tomato in it as well. For my entree, I had the grilled chicken sandwich that came with a side of fries. It might have been the best chicken I ever had. The sandwich was grilled chicken with sun-dried tomatoes, sliced mozzarella, pesto mayo, on an olive bread. The flavors complemented each other beautifully and everything tasted very fresh. My friends who each ordered something different had said that their meals were good too! I also appreciate that when I asked for a different dipping sauce other than ketchup, our waiter gladly brought me a small dish of ranch. The ranch was very good, it must of been homemade, because it did not taste like a grocery store brand and wasn't thick and chunky like other ranch dressings I've had before. If I am in Inwood again, I will definitely have dinner at The Park View. I am very pleased with the service and the quality of their food and beverages!

    Zach K.

    Um, horrible Cuban Sandwich. Just payed $20 ($2 tip) for cuban to go. More cheese than sandwich, no pickles, and a few small sprinkles of pork. Like I actually thought "maybe the forgot the ham" .Cheese does not a sandwich make. Fool me once. Good for coffee and a scone. Sorry guys.

    Mark S.

    This was my first time at Park View. It was a Friday at 10:15am. I ordered the French Toast with a side of pork sausage. It took 30 minutes from when I stepped through the door to when I received my meal. It's quite understandable since there was one waitress working eight tables. I enjoyed my meal while listening to Prince and Redbone. There was a powered down television on the wall. My French toast was not as fluffy as I have experienced in most other places, which is their style as I understand, plus the texture was tough and lacked much of any taste. The only saving grace was the maple syrup. I'm glad I ordered the sausage which had some flavor at least.

    Much needed
    Que B.

    Cute little lunch spot by the subway. Drink very strong. Sandwich was ok could have been better

    This is suppose to be "well done"
    Shantelle C.

    To say "the least" is an understatement. I was hype about getting some takeout from here since there are nothing but rave reviews on Google and Yelp. Many items on the menu stood out to me and literally had my mouth watering. I went with the skirt steak and mashed potatoes, and the chicken parm with fresh mozzarella and tomato sauce. The steak I was served would literally have me suspend you if I was the owner and you were my "chef". When I called to place the actual order, and I asked for the grilled skirt steak, they did NOT even ask me how I would like the steak done. Red flag! He just asked what else I wanted. I had to tell him I wanted it well done. PLEASE see the picture for yourself of the raw bloody steak on a watery bed of bland mashed potatoes! What goes through someone's head when serving something like that? Did you just grill it for 30 seconds and say "Yup, that will do!" And just plop it right on the mash potatoes? The chicken parm was better; the portion was huge but it lacked tomato sauce and flavor-- like it literally had no flavor, not even a pinch of salt. When I called about my order, they were willing to replace my steak meal, but I was already in the Bronx. They, then, offered me a $25 credit for the steak meal. *** I tried to redeem the $25 credit today and the guy on the phone was very unprofessional and rude; he told me that he would call the manager and call me back-- that was over two and a half hours ago and no call.

    Old Fashioned Buttermilk Pancakes
    Evelyn T.

    This is my second time in this place. And I honestly do not understand the bad reviews , the 2 times I've been here staff has been very friendly , quick with my drinks and food. The cocktail and cappuccino were really good ! I guess my only minor complaint is that the French toast weren't fluffy , pretty flat but tasty ! You pay for what you get, and you get big portions .

    Can't go wrong with Beautiful brick walls & art
    Abbey R.

    This is an update review. I came here today for breakfast I think this place is underrated I been here about 4 times now. Luckily for me every time I have been here I have received great service. Sometimes for lunch it can get busy so the food takes a little longer to come out. Today it was very fast service. We started of right with some Bellinis they were delish! This is a nice chill spot to just catch up and talk. I love the create your own omelette it comes with a side of your choice I picked the home fries. The portions are huge. I Can't wait to try out the free comedy shows on Saturday nights. This place is very much needed in the neighborhood. Also very important something I learned the hard way its a "CASH ONLY" restaurant.

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    Leslie P.

    The food was pretty good and I really enjoyed the ambiance of the place, but the best part was definitely the waiter! Spoke to us about his daughters and the life of a dad as I was out with my sisters and my dad for breakfast. Overall would return, maybe for lunch to see how their lunch options shape up!

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    Christopher M.

    A calming haven in the heart of a hectic city. Park street view is more than meets the eye with its warming environment and diverse menu. *Note that you can only pay with cash here. I ordered the BBQ pork sliders and they were over-sauced. The sauce on it was too sweet and tangy. I would not get them again. Good concept but poor execution. Another issue I had with this place is the service. The servers seemed to be looming over my shoulders and the bar tender was not friendly. Everyone seemed to be obsolete to my need for service. And the bar tender seemed to be too occupied on his phone. If you're in the neighborhood this place is definitely worth a shot. The food was not the best, so I would not come here if you are looking for a meal. It's a great place to calm down or to enjoy time indoors on a cold rainy day.

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