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If you want to be in a place where you can enjoy hooka a good meal, your drink and dancing that the best place! The chef is cooking very nice! You should try their pasta

No-frills food, but El Nuevo Amanecer delivers. The portions were large, the food is hearty and the beers were super cold. It was a low key place to catch World Cup games too. Great value and definitely worth a visit.

This is an excellent bar. Good choice of beer, friendly, safe, and clean bathrooms. More of beer and wine. Limited sport. I loved this place. Happy to see two people inside drinking beer and reading books. Prices are good. Chloe is a friendly and fabulous bartender.

As soon as we got in we started ordering ant the bar and my friend went to get seats in the back. The bartender immediately tells us she can’t go to the bathroom unless she buys her own drink. I was literally in the process of ordering and my group was doing the very standard thing of one person orders at the bar -> other person in the group sits down to find seats -> person who orders brings the drinks back. I understand there’s a policy (which we were not violating, by the way) but the accusat

((4.5 stars)) NYC Falafel is an inconspicuous tiny eatery parked on Allen Street on the Lower East Side. there are a few tables, if you decide to dine here....not much room beyond that except for the large refrigerator full of soft drinks. it’s basically a takeout spot with a menu made up of different pita sandwiches, burgers, platters of meat over rice, and side items like fries, nuggets, wings, etc. to me, the real star is the falafel pita sandwich (but it's the only sandwich i’ve had here s

The lap cheong mala wrap alone is enough reason for me to come back. Bolo bao sandwiches seriously need to catch on in NYC, since they’re quite common in Hong Kong. This was my first time seeing one with roasted duck though. Just a heads up that the street felt a bit sketchy even though it’s near the edge of Chinatown. We were unfortunately harassed by someone outside of the store and ended up giving him a few dollar bills… ＊Chinese Sausage Mala Wrap $10 ** The lap cheong was spread so evenly

Came here for a networking event lol. Pretty small bar. Good vibes - Maxwell house martini ($18): 10/10, pretty yummy espresso martini!

Went out to get pizza and was NOT expecting this! All Caribbean inspired slices that blew my mind. Everything is delicious, from the shrimp Alfredo to the chopped cheese slice to multiple styles of oxtail. You'll devour the entire slice down to the crust, which is soft but tender and crispy, not bone dry like some other spots. Prices might look big but these are big, hearty slices with high quality toppings, one slice is like 2x the volume and more than 2x the flavor of a regular pizza spot. Com

I had a wonderful experience at Shake Shack Lower East Side. The service was great, but what really stood out was the kindness of a young waitress who was very thoughtful toward my daughter. She gave my daughter coloring paper and a pencil to keep her entertained, and even surprised her with a free ice cream. That small act of kindness made our visit feel extra special. It’s not just about the food, but the way customers are treated, and she truly made us feel welcomed. Thank you for such a swee

This establishment is small and cozy I ordered the soy garlic chicken after eating 4 pieces of chicken the sauce was too sweet. I liked the crispiness of the chicken but felt like without the sauce the chopped itself didn’t have much flavor. The person taking our order as well was too focused on their phone to properly acknowledge customers.

Kaki Sushi was phenomenal. The staff was excellent—friendly, welcoming, and genuinely knowledgeable about the menu and sake offerings. They struck that perfect balance of being attentive without being intrusive. The sushi was outstanding: incredibly fresh, beautifully prepared, and inventive without feeling forced or gimmicky. Having eaten sushi all over the world, I don't say this lightly—Kaki ranks among the most memorable experiences I've had. The absolute highlight was the deep-fried eggshel

Spacious bar with good aesthetics. Lots of pics on the walls. Great Happy Hour. Great Cocktails and nice beer selection. I had the fries and they were good. The prices are good. I would definitely come back

The head Chef(DC) is very passionate what he’s serving. For the price, they have excelled in quality in fish. The chef was conscious about the seasoning and exploring different flavor. Would def recommend

One of my new favorite gems in the city for Korean food. Let me just start by saying the staff is very friendly and helpful in introducing all the different menu items. Also, the place was very clean and tidy. The ambience is very chill and quiet for a very small place and lastly the best part the food was exquisite. I’ve had other K-food but this one dish so much to offer! I got six different types of foods to try in just one bowl. The dish was real savory & has now officially been added to my

It’s cash only!!! I went there hoping for a good cup of espresso because of the café’s name, but unfortunately, I was disappointed. I assumed they would serve espresso-based coffee, but their coffee is made using a standard coffee maker, and it was not good. I ordered a toasted pan de manteca with butter, that tasted like bacon 🤔

Thinking back still makes me laugh a little. There were 4 of us, and the other 3 all ordered rice bowls. After the first bite, they each had this kind of indescribable look that said a lot without words. I ordered teppanyaki, which came out much later after everyone had finished their bowls. The server brought me a free bowl of miso soup to make up for it. The food itself was fine, nothing special. Overall, the place feels more like somewhere to drink and hang out than a restaurant meant for rea

Heard a Pizza Hut was opening close to my brothers place so I had to go get some, been a childhood memory (over 20 years since I last tried it. Ordered for a pickup and it was prepared pretty quickly. I got the pan style because I remembered it being the better one to choose from. The interior of the new store looks fresh and nice with ample seating, would definitely dine in one day, the pizza was average though, compared to papa John's and dominos, it is kinda slightly better, I do like their

Rustic Cafe in the lower East side. They rescued the anitque tin ceiling. That's really cool to see. The coffee is good here. The room is really wonderful. Nice place to sit and relax or do a little work during the day. This sidewalk seating as well. I've been

Such a delicious cake. We got the classic trisome as a birthday cake and could not have loved it more. The cake is like the perfect ice cream cake texture. Velvety from the white cashew cream layer, tart from the berries, and sweet from the dates. The handwriting on the cake was the cherry on top as it was so pretty! I’ve been to the shop before to try one of the mini cakes and have always had a great experience. Lovely shop and team I can’t wait to keep supporting.

this is definitely an old Champion Pizza location. it's worn-in and gritty. it's a tiny pizza shop with a couple of tables, cash machine, refrigerator full of soft drinks, and of course, the pizza counter displaying a variety of pizzas. the interior is a bit cluttered, but most customers grab-and-go. i have never had the pizza here--crazy i know--but i have enjoyed the "empanadas" (also known more precisely as "pastelillos"). these deep-fried turnovers are a great snack or meal when you need som

I stumbled into Pinky Swear and it kicked off an adventurous and fun evening! This is a high concept bar with art pieces in the back, a phone booth with horoscope readings and a fire pit for your D&M’s. They do a really good happy hour - I had a glass of chilled gamay, half a dozen oysters and fries. Oysters are sourced from upstate New York. Also a great spot to host birthdays/special events. Shout out to Nathan, CJ, Nelia and the team - you guys make the place extra special.

The owners are two of the kindest and friendliest people you'll ever meet. Equally as important, the food here is high quality. It's always fresh and full of flavor. The Thai iced tea and Thai coffee that they make in-house are delicious. Great atmosphere, great service. Everything is made with love.

Liked the baked eggplant and other apps. Ordered the 30? day dry aged duck, and it was funky and chewy, whatever they tried to accomplish with the duck made it worst instead of enhancing it. The fine dining Italian place was packed, we were crammed into a booth for 1 person too many to dine comfortably. The main dining area is dimly lit, with curved corners trying to imitate a domed ceiling. Service was slow, we has to keep an eye out too often for waitee to get water refill, clear table for ent

Came in on a Monday morning looking forward to a lox bagel but was disappointed in the quality. Bagel was stale, and there was just a little bit of cream cheese on only one side. They were generous with the amount of lox, but with the bagel being as dry as it was it just didn't work for me

Foodie alert! If you haven't visited No Pulp yet, you need to run—don't walk! Their fall menu is an absolute must-try!! From vibrant smoothies to delicious açaí bowls, you’ll love every bite! What I love most about No Pulp NY is their commitment to using high-quality ingredients. You can taste the freshness in every item. The menu truly has something for everyone, catering to all dietary preferences and cravings. Don't miss out on this fantastic spot; you'll love every bite!

The bar’s candlelit décor gave it a pleasant ambiance, and the lemon drop was enjoyable. However, I had issues with the service. I asked the bartender to split the bill, but he combined it. When I explained I didn’t have change for a $100 bill, he insisted I go find an ATM. That lack of flexibility hurt the experience. Overall, I’d rate it a 3 out of 5."

This spot is a staple of the area with some of the best dumplings I've ever had. I always get the fried or steamed pork dumplings, but a lot of their other dishes are fire as well. I will say, their menu is very large so not everything is a banger but when they make good food they make GOOD food. Service is meh, I'm not sure how long they've been running this spot but they seem pretty over it lol. Expect to come in, pay cash only, and enjoy some bomb food to the soundtrack of a chinese woman gos

I am SO shocked at just how incredible my meal at Fossetta was! This spot is tiny and unassuming but had some of the best food and drinks I’ve had. The Ida’s Cure cocktail is basically a strawberry lemon drop martini and is a must-order. To eat, they have a great selection of Focaccias to try - the classic olive oil & sea salt and the ricotta & hot honey are both fabulous with very different flavor profiles. I believe their menu is updated and it NEEDS to stay as is, because their pastas were to

Amazing Beats and atmosphere ! Great location , beautiful woman and friendly staff ! The bouncers are really 🆒 too! But beware of the 1% losers roaming around who will steal your phone as someone did mine! He turned out to do me a favor and I erased my 📱 14 and upgraded very next day to a 17 Pro Max ! So in conclusion if you want great 🎶 and good vibes definitely give Virgo a try just like I said be on the 👀 out for thieves and never keep you 📱 in your back pocket!

Nice wine bar with some interesting wines and helpful staff to guide you through. I had a chilled Californian red and a Georgian wine which were nice and well balanced.

Very solid döner kebab sandwich. Definitely the closest to the real thing I’ve had so far in NYC. Tried both beef and chicken; I preferred the later as it’s more similar to the spices of the original lamb döner. What makes it is the bread. Super crispy on the outside and perfectly soft on the inside. Portions are also large.

The perfect Sunday night vibe. Wonderful cocktail selection that were carefully curated and unique. The bar staff was friendly, we talked alot about plants and things to do in the city. Great music, we were told Sunday is a little quieter so it was perfect for us.

Really good horchata nice and creamy. Fish taco was really good and the burrito was pretty good but something in it was a little off I think it was the lettuce but the sauce and rest of it was enjoyable

Wonder is such a fun and convenient spot for food lovers. I love that you can order from multiple cuisines in one place, so everyone gets exactly what they’re craving. The food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and well-packaged.

We were craving some good Jamaican food and we found it! We had an order of Oxtail and Curry Chicken both with Rice & Peas as well as Sweet Plantains. Everything we had was very authentically Jamaican, I should know because my ex husband was from there and his dear Mom was a great chef; therefore, I am spoiled when it comes their cuisine! Also as a Cuban I know about plantains and the ones we experience there were close to perfection. Service was excellent everyone very helpful with a smile and

I had the most wonderful dish, it was the best with a Diet Coke on the side. The art around me was amazing and the music was on key with the vibes that the food was giving me.

Had a birthday party with about 50 people in the back room recently and cannot say enough good things about my experience. Amanda was fantastic to plan with, relaying all my details to the team. Claire was so helpful when we dropped everything earlier that day and Jules really was an amazingly attentive server throughout the night. The room was the perfect size (with a private bathroom!) and we all just enjoyed the food, drinks and atmosphere. Would 100% recommend for private events in addition

Mila’s Bistro has mastered the art of the pleasant shrug. The lamb burger was good, the margarita was good, the service was good, a word that kept showing up like a polite houseguest who never quite makes themselves at home. Nothing went wrong, nothing particularly outstanding, and I left feeling approximately the same as when I arrived, which is perhaps the most honest thing a restaurant can do to you.

Tried to order from their app for some items but the order was declined after payment information was submitted for a reason that they didn't offer those items in this location. Tried again but got same result. I could not believe they still charged me later for no service performed at all: Credit card company just posted those 2 transactions after 2 business days. Now I have to wait till their store opens and go there to dispute with them because the only phone number listed never works. I won'

Ordered meatball parm for delivery (photo attached ) what I got was reeking of olives that I hate . Needless to say to say I’m disappointed.

StEight (behind KUNIYA HAIR) If you know, you know—this spot is one of NYC’s true hidden gems. Walking into StEight feels like stepping into a secret world tucked right behind a hair salon, and that alone makes the experience unforgettable. The vibe is everything—intimate, cozy, and effortlessly cool with a Japanese-inspired aesthetic. It’s a small space (only about a dozen seats), which makes it feel exclusive and personal the second you sit down. The cocktails here are next level—creative,

I stopped by this coffee shop after having ramen nearby because I saw “Tiramisu Latte” on the sign outside and got curious. It turned out to be even better than I expected! The tiramisu cream on top was rich, aromatic, and perfectly balanced with the coffee. Definitely worth trying if you like dessert-style lattes. The barista was also very sweet, warm, and welcoming, which made the visit even nicer. I liked it so much that I ended up buying another cup to go before leaving. Highly recommend!

They have some of the best pastries, sandwiches, and breakfast sandwiches in Brooklyn. Everything tastes fresh and well made, and the bread is always top-tier. The bacon, egg, and cheese is simple but done really well, with a perfectly cooked egg, smoked bacon, and great bread that makes all the difference. Almost like biting into a cloud. It’s located inside DeKalb Market Hall, right next to Trader Joe’s, which makes it a super convenient stop. It’s a little on the pricey side, but this is NYC

First off I would like to start off with it’s definitely safe to say I will NEVER go back there again!!!!!!!.. upon arrival no greet hi welcome nothing! The young lady just by passes me twice then continues walk pass me and picks up a garbage bag goes outside to throw it out.. but yet looks inside through the window taking her sweet time.. then after a million years that it took this lady to come back in goes behind the counter again no greet, hi ,welcome how are you doing ??nothing! Grabs a bl

Worst subway in the area don’t think about getting double portion on your sandwich. You will just get robbed for that extra charge. They don’t speak English you try telling them what you order and they don’t understand so they can’t help you and don’t get a drink they don’t have cups and don’t have tops and if they don’t have the item they won’t give you a refund or try to accommodate you at all

It is a favorite spot I love the hot chocolate And the House Wine 🍷 is great. The piano and special events are awesome. A great place to meet with friends and colleagues.

Been coming for years! First time a gentleman named Chip helped us and was lovely. Since then everyone has been just as accommodating. Beautiful place, great service and awesome food. No visit is the same! Thanks Somm Time

Adorable spot! Well spaced, sidewalk seating when nice out. Fair happy hour prices ($10ish). Will definitely come back when in neighborhood.

A "hole in the wall" restaurant with fresh, flavorful food. The cold seaweed salad, the tofu, and the spicy scallion hui mei are excellent, as are the ginger-packed vegetable dumplings. Bring cash and big appetites.

Ordered the chicken tagine as it was labeled a favourite. I received very bland chicken, swimming in sauce that was equally flavourless. In addition to the chicken there were three pieces of carrots and one small piece of potato. No olives. No hint of lemon preserves. The chicken was tender, at least. And the couscous was good. The portion size was also generous.