This is a family run chain of casual american menu restaurants, with a focus on mostly gluten free…read moreitems. Food - (4/5) - decent selection of starters, sandwiches, burgers and mains. Mostly gluten free and healthy portion sizes. - Grilled Chicken Swisswich - was an interesting mix of Bacon jam, gruyère, lettuce, avocado aioli on a toasted ciabatta. Not bad and came with some Herb fries. Service - (4/5) - servers were friendly and fairly attentive. Can get a bit busy and took bit longer than expected to get the order but regular check-ins afterwards. Atmosphere - (4/5) - it's at the bottom of the Edison Hotel so there isn't a dedicated restroom it's by the hotel lobby. Dim and homey feel to the layout and furniture/lighting. They have a partnership with a company that provides singing servers during dinner hour. Keep in mind they add a mandatory 5% fee on your bill for this! Overall - (4/5) - not a bad place and good for GF customers and those staying in the hotel.

Service was prompt and friendly and the music wasn't crazy loud. They accommodated my gluten-free…read morefriend very well and our server was on top of it. That said, the food was just ok for me. Presetting our table with malt vinegar would've been a nice touch.

Beautifully plated brunch, perfectly cooked eggs, delicious beet hummus and fresh, vibrant sides…read more Everything tasted thoughtfully balanced, from the crispy potatoes to the creamy avocado. Great flavors, cozy vibe, and drinks that hit the spot, we are definitely coming back!

I really did not like the food here…read more Ambience: we can here before a matinee show. They didn't take reservations but we were able to get a seat (it is happening , so I would get here early). There is a lot of seating Food: the chicken sausage eggs Benedict left a lot to be desired. It didn't taste good and was very sweet. The drinks were also packed with sugar (the teas and most of the lattes). Service: good service! The servers were very sweet and attentive

we sat at the bar and had such an amazing experience, max was helpful with dinner and dessert…read moreselections. Ani was soo sweet and helpful as well. The food was delicious and I wi be coming back.

Senza Gluten by Jemiko is an absolute must-visit for anyone looking for 100% gluten-free dining…read moredone at a truly high level. From the moment you walk in, you feel the care and intention behind everything -- it's elegant, warm, and welcoming. The food is incredible. Everything tastes fresh, authentic, and thoughtfully prepared. The pasta dishes are rich and comforting, the appetizers are full of flavor, and the desserts are just as impressive as anything you'd find in a traditional Italian restaurant -- you would never guess it's all gluten free. Service is attentive and kind, with staff who really understand the menu and make you feel taken care of. There's a genuine passion behind the experience that stands out. What makes Senza Gluten by Jemiko special is that it doesn't feel like a "gluten-free alternative" -- it feels like a top-tier Italian restaurant that just happens to be completely gluten free. Overall, an amazing experience from start to finish. I'll definitely be coming back again.

If you are looking for a quintessential NYC bagel breakfast sandwich, Bagel to Sandwich (BTS) on W…read more40th is a must-visit. We stopped in around 9:30 AM on a Saturday, and the place was buzzing--a clear sign of its popularity. While it is strictly a "to-go" spot, the efficiency of the operation makes the morning rush manageable. The Logistics & Ordering The menu is expansive, spanning three screens with an incredible variety of bagel types, cream cheese flavors, meats, and cheeses. Despite the line, the ordering process was straightforward. A major plus: you have the option to have your bagel toasted before they assemble the sandwich. Our coffees were ready within 2-3 minutes, and the sandwiches followed about 10 minutes later--very reasonable given how busy they were. The Food I went with a classic Sausage, Egg, and Cheese on an Egg Bagel. * The Bagel: The egg bagel itself was phenomenal. It had that perfect, authentic texture that makes NYC bagels famous. * The Build: The sandwich was very generously portioned. Every bite was delicious, well-balanced, and exactly what you want from a hearty breakfast sandwich. The "Extras" One of the most charming and unexpected parts of BTS is their candy selection. They carry an array of nostalgic and "internet-famous" treats I didn't even realize were still in production (or existed at all!). Keep an eye out for: * Dr. Pepper Tic Tacs * Krispy Kreme Doughnut Jelly Beans * Strawberry Creams * Pickle Candy The Verdict Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is a top-tier spot for a reliable, high-quality NYC breakfast. Just be prepared for a crowd, but know that the payoff is worth the wait. If you are looking for a quintessential NYC bagel breakfast sandwich, Bagel to Sandwich (BTS) on W 40th is a must-visit. We stopped in around 9:30 AM on a Saturday, and the place was buzzing--a clear sign of its popularity. While it is strictly a "to-go" spot, the efficiency of the operation makes the morning rush manageable. The Logistics & Ordering The menu is expansive, spanning three screens with an incredible variety of bagel types, cream cheese flavors, meats, and cheeses. Despite the line, the ordering process was straightforward. A major plus: you have the option to have your bagel toasted before they assemble the sandwich. Our coffees were ready within 2-3 minutes, and the sandwiches followed about 10 minutes later--very reasonable given how busy they were. The Food I went with a classic Sausage, Egg, and Cheese on an Egg Bagel. * The Bagel: The egg bagel itself was phenomenal. It had that perfect, authentic texture that makes NYC bagels famous. * The Build: The sandwich was very generously portioned. Every bite was delicious, well-balanced, and exactly what you want from a hearty breakfast sandwich. The "Extras" One of the most charming and unexpected parts of BTS is their candy selection. They carry an array of nostalgic and "internet-famous" treats I didn't even realize were still in production (or existed at all!). Keep an eye out for: * Dr. Pepper Tic Tacs * Krispy Kreme Doughnut Jelly Beans * Strawberry Creams * Pickle Candy The Verdict Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is a top-tier spot for a reliable, high-quality NYC breakfast. Just be prepared for a crowd, but know that the payoff is worth the wait.

Absolutely delicious! Better than other places that get a lot of hype on social media. My Taylor…read moreham, egg and cheese on a bagel was super flavorful and extremely fresh. My partner got the bacon egg and cheese on a bagel and he said it was very good as well. I got an iced latte and it was served in this very cute clear plastic can and it was probably one of the very best iced lattes I have ever had! So delicious. The service was quick and friendly - highly recommend!

The pizza is fantastic, but expensive. Ask for the price of the slices before ordering. There were…read moreNO prices for the slices anywhere to be seen in the restaurant. I paid $7 cash (with tax) for one (1) pepperoni slice. Credit cards pay more.

Had this pizza after a night out & in that moment it tasted like the best gluten free pizza I've…read moreever had. I got the gluten free Sourdough Ricotta & Pesto, & my friend got a gluten free Ricotta & Mozzarella Calzone. Looking back, it was definitely not the best GF pizza I've ever had (that belongs to Kesté), but this is still an amazing spot to grab a single slice of pizza that's not only gluten free & made in a dedicated gluten free kitchen, but also has plenty of flavor & other GF options (calzones, mozzarella sticks, pasta, etc)!

I had such a fun experience at See No Evil Pizza. The pizza flavors were incredibly inventive…read more(definitely not your standard slice) and everything we tried felt thoughtfully put together. The arancini was a standout: perfectly crisp on the outside, creamy inside, and served with a rich, delicious sauce that tied it all together. We ended on the tiramisu, which was absolutely worth saving room. It was light, flavorful, and a perfect finish to the meal. What really elevated the experience, though, was the staff. Everyone was genuinely kind and helpful--especially notable for New York--and it made the whole evening feel relaxed and welcoming. A small heads-up: it's a bit tricky to find, so give yourself extra time. That said, the hidden, underground subway setting is part of the charm and makes the whole experience feel unique. I'd love to see more restaurants creatively use these kinds of spaces in the future.

Tucked away in the most unexpected spot, See No Evil is truly one of those rare hidden gems you…read morealmost don't want to tell people about, but absolutely should. It is located right in the hallway of a subway entrance, next to a bar and across from a coffee shop, and it somehow manages to feel like a cozy, sit-down restaurant right in the middle of NYC. Don't let the odd location fool you, the food here is outstanding. The Neapolitan and Sicilian-style pizzas are both exceptional, with rich, well-balanced flavors and perfectly executed crusts. Every bite tastes high quality. Also, don't skip the house-made lemonade! The experience is even better because of the incredibly friendly and attentive staff. They were all so kind to so many people. From offering to keep leftovers in the fridge until a customer was done at their broadway show, to offering a scone to a young child while he and his father waited for their pizza to be done, it was more than just flipping a table and onto the next tip, it was humanity at its best. Be sure to give See No Evil Pizza a try. You certainly will want to come back again for more.

Truly a bakery style donut. Freshly made, great fillings, with a beautifully fried raised donut…read moreshell. One donut is definitely plenty. They also served a variety of French pastry as well.

I've always wanted to try this donut every time I walked by, but is it worth $6.50?…read more Well I gave it a try today, the answer was easy! Unfortunately, the answer is NO, not worth the $6.50, maybe worth half the price. The chocolate flavor is barely there, almost nonexistent. In other words, the glaze was only for show. There is too much dough, and the glaze was paper thin, seriously!!

The name doesn't lie, these are the best bagels I've ever had, no joke. Based on the long line I…read morethink the food came pretty fast and MMM, so good! If you're looking for breakfast in nyc, this is the place to go!

While doing some sightseeing in NYC, I was looking for a true delicious New York bagel and found…read moreBest Bagel & Coffee. They have so many options bagels, cream cheeses and bagel sandwiches. I went with the classic everything bagel toasted with lox cream cheese. The lox cream cheese wasnt too fishy, it was just plain cream cheese with chunks of lox. I was slightly worried it might be too much but it was the perfect amount of flavor, not overpowering. The location is right near Madison square garden and close to Times Square. It was really busy and they don't have many tables so I ended up getting my bagel and eating it in a park in the city.

Outstanding selection! This quaint bakery is located on a stretch of 5th Avenue, a few blocks…read morenorth of the NY Library/Bryant Park. Eat with your eyes before you order in this cozy shop. I was able to try their infamous and hyped up cardamom bun. Delicious! The hype is real. Not overly dense and the cardamom flavor comes through without being overpowering. It was a quick pop by, and I didn't stay. But got an Americano to go (which was fine). Seats in the back looked like a cute spot for locals and tourists to stay. Obviously, come for the carb offerings. Curious to try their sourdough and other pastries -- so far, I'm sold on this place!

Located on 5th avenue, if you happen to cross this place while touring the city, stop in. You'll…read moreenjoy their pastry options. The cardamom bun is decent here. Not as good as the one I sampled in Copenhagen, Denmark. But it's worthy of your time and curiosity. Their sugar twist would pair nicely with a black coffee. Sometimes, it's the combination of your items that makes the meal memorable and delightful. One suggestion I would offer for the establishment is to offer to warm the pastries. That would further elevate the experience of your guest. Inside is small. You can fill a few tables and seating, but not a large party. Best to take away and enjoy on the road to the park. Overall, it's enjoyable, and you should stop in. I was inclined to give this place a 3-star, but they are on to something. The staff was nice, which pushed my award over to 4. Great job, team!

It's all in the name: bagels bagels bagels. I had a classic: nova with the works on near perfect…read moreeverything bagel. It's a tiny place below street level so it's not perhaps a place to linger. Service was a tad slow, but you have to make an allowance for morning rush.

Welcome to your bagel heaven. Service is fast and helpful. The order area is at the end of the…read morecounter, and the payment area is closer to the door. You can take your food to go, as I did, or sit down at one f their tables. I only got a bagel sandwich, but there are so many things you could get here for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. If I visited a place more than once, I would try their tuna or chicken salad for lunch. Today I had the two everything bagel sandwich with a fried egg, crispy bacon, and veggie cream cheese. If you want crispy bacon, which is the only way I like it, then ask for it, and they will deliver. My bacon was so crispy! Loved it! Their veggie cream cheese is really good and filled with veggies. The everything bagel was delicious and toasted to perfection. The eggs are scrambled and fluffy.