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Fun place to play billiards and watch the game projected on the walls. Cool graffiti style artwork throughout from the moment you walk in through the front door and down the stairs to the main sitting area. The chicken wings were ok, Korean style fried. Not much meat on those wings. Pizza ok too. Old school style video games are fun.

The burger is the best thing on the menu for sure! We started with the crème fraiche dip and potato chips and little gem salad, had the burger and steak frites as our mains, and ended with the banana pudding and americanos. The highlights are definitely the burger and the banana pudding - you should definitely try this dessert!! It’s not too sweet and the perfect texture, also a lot of crumble which is my favorite part. The crème fraiche and salad were great quality ingredients but I probably w

Went here last week and loved how quick and delicious the food was! We got the pan fired dumplings with the rice and beef that came with scallions.

It was ok. The staff was kind. The chicken was on the dry side but was able to use the beans to help moisten it. The flan was good.

Went during happy hour. They ran a whole night Happy Hour since it’s the first day the dollar oysters are back! The oyster deal was pretty solid for $1/pc. You are only allowed to order maximum 24 pcs at a time and each person is limited to 24 pcs. The happy hour cocktails were good too and you could taste the alcohol. I ordered the Spicy Palawan with Mezcal which I enjoyed. It was a little on the sweeter side but our server was nice enough to ask the bar to adjust it with more citrus. I found y

This place is slept on, seriously. This is the only bar in the area where the cocktails don’t taste like straight juice AND I actually get what I pay for. Also, the bartenders are friendly and the food is good too. I grew up not far from here and I’ve been struggling with the east village lately. I came with my friends and we had a blast and got stuff on the house. Thanks guys!! (Bonus points for comfortable bar seats). Pic of the bartender he was so great!!

I’m not vegetarian and will gladly eat here. The people are kind and hospitable. The ambiance of the restaurant is relaxed and casual for take out or dinning in. The food is delicious and the quality is great. The palak paneer was chunky!!!! In other restaurants it tends to be on the watery side. The samosas are made as you order them and I understand why their most popular dish is the most popular. I would come back again and it’s a great place to recommend. They have many repeat customers and

I was hoping the 1 star reviews were exaggerations - there's no way these bartenders are that rude. But I’m honestly shocked by how this place treats its customers. I saw four women get kicked out for “not drinking enough” even though they each had a couple drinks and were just sitting at the bar. One bartender even said, “What, are you not gonna tip me?” completely unprovoked. There are many other bars in this neighborhood so best to avoid!

My friend and I stopped by last night and our bartender, Katka, was AMAZINGGG!!! She was accommodating and lovely to chat to. I don't usually leave reviews, but because of her I chose to go out of my way to acknowledge her service. She's a great, hardworking person and honestly deserves a raise. A bit of advice to Bull McCabe's?? GIVE HER A RAISE☺️♥️☺️ Will definitely be back and hope to see her again!

Great coffee and a wonderful atmosphere. The latte was perfectly balanced—rich and strong, not just milk with a hint of coffee. You can really taste the quality and care in every cup. A great spot to relax, catch up with friends or concentrate. Highly recommended! ☕️

This place sucks. The machine and sound quality is garbage and they over charged me on drinks and their phoned in estimate for the room was so off by $100. Never coming back here. Sing sing on A was such a better experience with the payment and cost, and Duet is much better with machines and service

This Australian-style café in the East Village has a bright, welcoming, and relaxed atmosphere, enhanced by great natural light and cozy seating. The maple latte was outstanding—smooth, perfectly balanced, and not too sweet. I paired it with their fresh and flavorful avocado toast. The staff was extremely friendly and chatty. The total cost was around $18-20 per person. This is now one of my favorite coffee spots in the neighborhood!

love this bar such a cozy neighborhood spot. love the day time bartender with the blonde hair, she always greets me with a smile and fills my drink before i even have to ask. The regulars here are so cool and always great conversation if youre coming alone looking for some company, but also very respectful if you do not. 10/10 bar definitely my favorite spot in the village.

What a pleasant discovery during our walk in the East Village. We didn’t know this place at all but we saw it and stopped by for a quick coffee. We enjoyed a very nice Pastel de Nata (it brought me back to my times in Portugal)… after that we got a piece of Banana Bread and 2 well done espresso. Place was nice too. Small but quiet and cozy. Baristas were polite and attentive. We will definitely go back!

little uluh hunan is a great Hunan restaurant with flavorful, authentic dishes and a cozy atmosphere. The food was authentic, well-seasoned, and had just the right amount of spice. Service was friendly and efficient, and everything we ordered was delicious. I’d definitely come back and recommend it to anyone who enjoys Hunan cuisine.

I was able to get a seat on a weekend around opening time. I got the half sandwich of the pho sandwich. The sandwich was delicious it had all the flavors of pho and even though it was half it was still a great size. You can add the broth on the side and they also have a few side options but I didnt try them and will be getting them next time. Theres a few table seats and some high seats. Theres also different types of hot sauces on the counter like Jamaica pepper sauce and Sriracha.

1000/10 I love this place. You gotta go early or late. But music is perfect. It’s tight but high vibes. Cannot wait to go back!!

One of the best meals we have had in NYC. Claud completely delivered: intimate room, great energy, excellent service, a serious wine list, and food that was creative without feeling forced. The scallop skewer with lardo, spinach and artichoke mille-feuille, chicken liver agnolotti, and Dover sole with Chartreuse and lemon were all outstanding. We also loved the Boisson Rully, which paired beautifully with the meal. The devil’s food cake was a perfect finish. Easily a 10/10 date-night spot and on

Got the recommendation of this place from chatgpt. The prompt was “Karaoke bar like in American film or rom-com”. The place might look small at front but it turned out pretty big. As the night gets older the crowd gets bigger. Their song choices were pretty good, they use old schools karaoke software where we put the code to later be added by the operator to the machine. Our name will be called to sing, I wished there’s an intro or a way to call the singer to make it more interesting rather than

Dropped by Winson Bakery down on 2nd Avenue around 10:00 AM after a long morning run, and it was the absolute perfect way to refuel. Since we beat the peak rush, there were no lines outside and we managed to get seated in about 10 minutes or less. However, you can definitely tell this place gets much busier as the day goes on! I ordered the scallion pancake paired with an iced coffee latte, and both were fantastic. If you are looking for a satisfying, delicious reward after a hard workout—or ju

Bottomless brunched it up and it was a great time. Drinks were decently strong I think I had 10 in the 90 minutes. Got the Wake Up Call Burrito which was an alright burrito, didnt have any standout flavor but it was filling. The sliced potato “fries” or whatever were kinda mid. Vibe inside is great and there are disco balls in the bathrooms that was fun.

Kash was great! Gave us the best matcha recommendation and we all loved them. Will definitely come back!

Awesome little dive bar. Cozy vibes, cheap drinks, pool tables, and a young crowd. If you're looking to chill in the East village and want to save money, this is a great spot.

Ordered some seasonal flavors - passionfruit, strawberry shortcake, and the banana bread cinnamon rolls. Out of all, the banana bread one is the best! I was a bit disappointed with the strawberry shortcake since the strawberry jam just tastes like a smucker’s strawberry jam instead of homemade, so it feels a little artificial. The passionfruit I also thought was a bit artificial instead of using a real passionfruit flavor. Would reorder the banana bread cinnamon rolls again, I wish they made thi

Happy Bowls is my go-to for a healthy, satisfying lunch. It’s hard to find places that balance fresh ingredients with generous portions, but they nail it every time. The Chicken Chill-antro salad is a personal favorite! The team there is wonderful and makes every visit a pleasant experience. Five stars for great food and great service. Love that it’s kid friendly too!

Terra Thai is a gem in the East Village. I’ve been coming here for two to three years now, and every single visit is delicious and amazing. Ong runs this family-oriented hole-in-the-wall with real warmth, and you can feel the care she puts into everything. The mango sticky rice is incredible, especially in spring and summer, and the curries are fantastic. I usually order online, but I walked in this time and my pad see ew and mango sticky rice were ready in under 10 minutes. The storefront alon

Super cute spot! Easy to make a reservation for a Sunday afternoon, and didn’t have to wait to be seated once I arrived. It’s warm, festive, cheerful, and not overly loud. A relatively small space. Service is quick and friendly. I really enjoyed the mulled wine and the breakfast scrambler with toast on the side (scrambled eggs with cheese, tomatoes, and side salad). My friend got the French toast with scrambled eggs on the side and French fries.

Transport yourself to a cozy Tibetan mountainside cabin with @lhasa. I really liked the decor of this place, especially its wooden walls and wall paintings. I got the Tibetan vegetarian combo platter for the momos and they were pretty good. They had a distinct flavor to it and the sauce for these momos were different. This place was also pretty well priced for the area. They also offer $2 Tibetan butter teas, and they were all right. It felt like I was sipping on or drinking bone broth. The cust

It’s a lovely spot located in east village serving some great options. Right from momos, to burgers and even biryani now! We tried a bunch of things.. Their crispy paneer burger reminded me of the Mc Spicy burger from Mcdonalds India. Apart from that even the chicken steamed momos and afgani momos were great! Really liked their new addition Paneer biryani. The space is so vibrant and aesthetic. A definite must try!

This was a great find for a busy Sunday in NYC! Everywhere was packed and we wanted good food. Came here and were able to order right away and sit down. Menu is extensive and everything looked really good. Food came quick. I got the chilaquiles and my friend got the burrito. Both were amazing. Prices were fair and we enjoyed sitting in this cute restaraunt.

Had a great experience at this bar! The service was excellent, and everyone working here was friendly, welcoming, and attentive. The staff made sure everyone was having a good time and provided outstanding customer service. What made today extra special was that they set up an outdoor viewing area for everyone to watch the NBA game together. The atmosphere was amazing, with lots of energy and excitement from the crowd. It was a great way to bring people together and enjoy the game. Highly recom

The Scratcher is honestly one of my favorite bars in New York City. It has a divey feel, but it’s actually really nice and comfortable — the kind of place you go when you just want a good drink without any fuss. Drinks are affordable, especially if you’re out with friends, and the service has always been solid. It stays lively, but it’s not a club vibe at all, which makes it perfect for actually hanging out and talking. The crowd feels very normal and down-to-earth, which I really appreciate. It

Japanese restaurant with a delicious tempura tasting menu with fresh, seasonal ingredients, including some sourced from Japan. They highlight the intimate dining experience, the chef's attention to detail, and the staff's explanations of each dish and ingredient. In a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.

Pass through very briefly after another event but if I’m in the area I’ll bring a friend or couple here! Justin was great and very patient—and explained the promos very well! More of a sport bar vibe with pop hits. Has a activities and different nooks. . Went on a cold Monday late evening but — that’s when the true party animals are out🤗 try it out if it’s too crowded then another night .

What brought me in are my interest in herbs and the antioxidants available! The website is easy to navigate and allows access to the current sales and mini menus instantly! Deep purple came to my purchasing due to its ingredients! I also before I left picked up St. John’s wort, Reishi Mushroom and lions Mane 😊

Nice little dive-bar, the vibe was great but service was kinda lacking on our last visit :-/ It usually is ok but this time one of the bartender was only chatting with regulars (or friends) and it was hard to get drinks even with the bar being not that crowded.

Absolutely great experience! Food tasted like it was prepared at home. Tasty and not too salty. Perfect place to eat out and not feel guilty. Many healthy selections to choose from. The roasted carrots were amazing. Choice of meats, veggies, beans make your own bowl! Also service with a smile, the evening shift was the friendliest I've met, again like you just walked into someone's home. Thanks Dig in on 4th.

Enjoyed very much my iced chai latte. The cashier was super friendly. And there was some seating available

This cute bakery was such a delight. They have a variety of options for people with dietary restrictions. The lady who worked inside was very helpful and sweet with explaining everything. I am gluten-free and I had plenty of options. I choose the Apple Cider donut and it was fantastic. She warmed it for me and I ate it inside. I am really looking forward to coming back to try their cream puffs.

Fried calamari was so delicious, hot and crispy. Good pizza. However, the carbonara spaghetti we had was just weird. There was a gummy chunk of Parmesan cheese and slightly slimy egg sauce on the pasta. I wish they shaved the cheese and mixed with the egg sauce as what you expect for carbonara. Weird twist of the traditional menu and I didn't like it. Was it simply a mistake??

Excellent shrimp tacos and asada tacos. Great location, friendly service, an dreasonable prices. There's not much seating, but it's near Union Square where you can eat outside anywhere. Definitely one of the best taco places in the city.

One of the best wine bars I’ve been to in NYC with welcoming atmosphere! Sitting at the bar and chatting with the owner Rafael was the best part. He gives great wine recs and the food is also amazing.

Great dive bar. The place is comfortable and clean. They have a cute backyard. The service is good. They do great pours and the prices are very good. I would definitely come back

Very nice petite establishment serving polished and delicious French cuisine with Korean flair. Greatly enjoyed our experience. The steak tartare was a 11 out of 10, kudos, as was the foie gras. The beef Wellington and duck were exceptional as well. Look forward to returning.

Delicious food, tastes fresh and homemade, and they have very generous portions. The service is lovely, the staff here are so nice they always offered us lentil soup samples while we waited for the food. Good sauces too make sure u get the red dipping sauce, so good with falafel

Excellent, is one word that comes to mind with Marinara 's Pizza shop. A rare blend of old school, nostalgic atmosphere with a modern day airy setting. Bold open space where you can enjoy an abundance of tasty, well made pizza. I was very pleased and enjoyed my food very much. Fresh and tasty...you will love it

Had the set menu for two that comes with the hue sampler set, two appetizers and two entrees. The sampler set was the best part; all three items were good 8.5/10. The beef tartare was too strong of a peanut taste 4/10. The short rib grilled cheese was very good 9/10. The five spice duck was pretty good 7/10. The shaken beef was very salty and sour 4/10. It’s definitely a very Americanized place at ~$70 per person I don’t know if it’s worth it. Overall 5.5/10

This place is PURE TRASH there was roaches running around where the pizza oven is. Bartender could not make a drink and there was legit dust of all the bottles on the shelf. I’m shocked this place is allowed to be open. The bartender was rude and didn’t refund me for my pool game that ate my quarters. It’s 2026 time to get a pool table that doesn’t take change ! Look even the pool table has poop stains on it no wonder it’s never busy!!

Genuinely excellent Burmese food in a tiny East Village space. The Tea Leaf Salad (laphet thoke) is the standout and the most authentic version I've had — some places drown it in fried garlic, but here it's balanced just right, so you actually taste the fermented tea leaves, the nuts, and the brightness instead of just garlic. The Seafood Salad is the sleeper hit: gently warmed rather than served cold, so it's not a ceviche even though it looks like one, and the texture is spot-on. I haven't fo