Large German beer hall offers spacious setup with lively vibe and traditional decor. Potato latkes are thick and crisp, perfect with beer cheese. Enjoy a wide selection of cold beers like Spaten lager with friendly service.
Potato latkes come out thick but light, crisp without being greasy. They pair well with beer cheese and make a solid appetizer choice.
Offers a wide selection of cold beer, including a super cold Spaten lager. The beer pairs well with delicious German food and comes with friendly service in a spacious setting.
Good to know
Beer is only available from 21:00.
Expect to pay a minimum of $100 for two people.
The restaurant asks for and keeps the credit card before ordering for payment guarantee.
Rustic lodge style with original 1930s wood beams and authentic German decor creates a cozy, old-school atmosphere. Beer served by the litre and a hidden beer garden add to the traditional vibe. Indoor seating feels intimate but can be crowded due to close table placement.
Potato latkes come out authentic and flavorful, reminding of traditional German home cooking. They pair well with sides like cucumber salad and are a popular choice among families.
Great beer pairs with traditional German food in a setting that feels like a packed beer hall in Munich. Sausages complement the beer well.
Good to know
Dinner seatings are until 10 p.m. most days of the week.
Lunch seatings are until 3 p.m.
Special Oktoberfest deals are currently on the menu.
Small seating area combines old world pub vibe with authentic German decor creating a cozy, warm atmosphere. Live music adds to the friendly, immersive energy. Beer selection stands out with excellent prices and unique mixed drinks.
Simple but exceptional potato pancakes come with homemade apple butter that adds a sweet touch. The pancakes are delicious and pair well with the apple butter.
Offers a great beer list that changes with the seasons and features authentic German beers from multiple regions. Draft options are excellent and pair well with the food.
Good to know
Schnitzels does not accept reservations, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Trivia night happens every Monday at 7pm with no entry fee.
Happy hour runs from 3-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
German tavern with authentic cuisine and a relaxed bar vibe featuring live music and big screen TVs for sports. Outdoor patio backs up to train tracks, adding a unique backdrop. Atmosphere ranges from chill and cozy to noisy during events.
Potato pancakes come with homemade apple sauce that adds a sweet touch. They appear as a side with dishes like veal schnitzel and bratwurst combos, offering a crispy texture and cinnamon-apple flavor.
Fresh beer pairs well with authentic German selections and solid food. Friendly staff serve a great variety of German beers, including flavorful N/A options like Clausthaler.
Good to know
Happy hour offers half-price appetizers on weekdays from 4-7pm.
Vinyl nights are hosted regularly, drawing a crowd for music and drinks.
Expect a lively atmosphere during major sports events, especially soccer.
Bright, clean space decorated with authentic Ukrainian embroidery and traditional plates creates a warm, homely atmosphere. Live traditional music and staff in traditional garb add to the authentic cultural vibe. The place draws people seeking genuine Ukrainian cuisine and a cozy, welcoming environment.
Potato latkes appear as dryaniki, a traditional dish alongside borscht and goulash soups. They share the menu with other classic dishes like vareniki and stuffed cabbage, reflecting authentic flavors.
Ukrainian beers like Lvivske and Obolon svitle feature prominently, offering authentic flavors. Large bottles of Mykola Dark milk stout provide a rich, tasty option to enjoy slowly.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Live music occurs every Saturday evening.
Cabbage rolls may not be available during late afternoon hours.
Cozy spot serves crispy potato latkes with hearty sides like goulash. Affordable 1-liter beers and bottled Polish brews complement the meal. Decor features traditional Polish art, creating a warm, nostalgic vibe.
Fresh, crispy potato pancakes come with hearty sides like goulash and meat dumplings. They have a satisfying texture and pair well with traditional soups like pickle soup and hot borscht.
Affordable beers come in large 1-liter sizes for $5 or bottled Polish beers for $6. No draft or hard liquor is available, but the homemade fruit compote drinks offer a good alternative.
Good to know
Food is brought to guests after ordering from the counter.
The restaurant does not serve draft beer or hard liquor.
Prices are at pre-pandemic levels, offering good value.
Ukrainian diner offers crispy potato latkes that pair well with hearty dishes like borscht. Enjoy authentic Ukrainian beers at fair prices alongside pierogis in a lively, standing-table setting. The space feels casual and perfect for quick, flavorful meals.
Potato latkes come as crispy potato pancakes often paired with hearty dishes like borscht and beef stroganoff. Adding a potato pancake to your order complements the meal well.
Ukrainian beers stand out with authentic flavors. They pair well with Eastern European dishes like pierogi and borsht, all offered at fair prices.
Good to know
The restaurant is located on the -1st floor of Grand Central Station, in the food court.
There are no seats available in the restaurant.
Itโs not a sit-down restaurant.
Bar-height seating fills a space decorated with retro diner and nostalgic bodega items, creating a cozy, glamorous vibe without screens or distractions. The atmosphere feels relaxed and friendly, welcoming a diverse crowd for drinks and bites. Unique touches like cereal boxes and hot sauce on the walls add a fun, comforting ambiance.
Potato latkes come out perfectly crispy and stand out for their crisp texture. They often get preferred over fries for their delicious crunch.
Several craft beers on tap like the Wave Table IPA offer solid choices. Staff keep beer glasses full and help find alternatives when a beer is out of stock.
Good to know
The restaurant has a happy hour from 4-6pm.
Tinis are $11 during happy hour (4-6pm) and $15 normally.
Happy hour burger, fries, and cocktail combo is $15.
Cozy restaurant with authentic Polish decor featuring rolling pins and wooden spoons creates a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. Comfortable and spacious seating supports a relaxed dining experience. The place stands out for its well-executed Polish cuisine and quality pierogies.
Potato latkes come out huge and crispy on the outside, moist inside, and not greasy. They have a perfectly crispy texture and balanced seasoning that keeps them flavorful without being overpowering.
Good Polish beer and eastern European beers are available. A dark beer with raspberry syrup pairs well with pierogis.
Good to know
You need to place your order at the counter and then find a table.
The take-out menu has cheaper prices than dining in.
Expect small portion sizes for the prices charged.
Ukrainian restaurant with old school diner vibes and a bistro-like atmosphere that blends original charm with modern touches. The space feels welcoming and cosy, lively with a fun, festive energy and a neighborhood feel. Tables are well spaced, and decor nods to its history, creating a unique dining experience.
Crispy outside and soft inside, the potato latkes come out not greasy and well balanced. They pair well with a modest breakfast like the Ukrainian Omelet.
Offers great beers on tap including a favorite non-alcoholic beer option.
Good to know
The location being reviewed is only open for five hours a day.
The restaurant does not open until 5 PM.
The new location offers a lunch special for $14 that includes 4 pierogi and a cup of borsch.
Interior resembles a Polish farmhouse with cozy, rustic decor reflecting folk culture. Atmosphere feels authentic and traditional, lively near the bar with live Polish folk music performances. Large dining tables serve generous portions, creating a homey, Central European vibe.
Potato pancakes come out crispy and flavorful, though sometimes a bit overdone. They pair well with traditional sides like sour rye soup and cabbage rolls.
Huge variety of European beers, especially Polish and Czech Pilsner options. Beer prices stay under $10, with unique choices like hot spiced beer cocktails.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a great lunch special with your choice of soup.
Main dishes are priced between $15 to $20, offering good value.
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant gets busy.
Space combines retro diner vibe with vibrant decor featuring red and yellow hues. Atmosphere stays fun and lively, often busy and chaotic, with music that is pleasant and not overpowering. Crowd enjoys classic American comfort with standout cheesecake and a bar offering notable cocktails and beers.
Potato pancakes come hot and not greasy, with a loaded version that stands out. They taste delicious and pair well with dishes like the brisket melt.
IPA beers and Brooklyn Lager stand out here. The beer pairs well with food, especially burgers, and both beer and cocktails are excellent.
Good to know
You can put your name on a waitlist to plan your visit better.
The place is busy and open till midnight, close to Times Square.
On Saturday night at 6:00 PM, there was a 10-minute wait for a table for two.
Cozy, unpretentious diner with old-fashioned charm and rustic wooden tables creates a laid-back atmosphere. Loud and cramped space fills with people enjoying authentic Polish comfort food and ice-cold Polish beer. Outdoor seating and bar spots add variety to the classic setup.
Fried potato pancakes come with a sweet element and appear in the Polish platter alongside pierogies. Large, crispy potato pancakes serve as a standout dish enjoyed with sides like roasted beets and coleslaw.
Draft Polish beers come cold and fresh with a Zywiec draft standing out for its crisp taste. Service does not include regular checks or refills for drinks.
Good to know
The M15 bus drops you off right in front of the restaurant.
You can get a table even on Sunday.
You seat yourself at the restaurant.
Old school restaurant buzzes with a cozy yet noisy vibe and tall ceilings. Potato latkes come fried and crispy, perfect with pierogies or brunch combos. Black lager beer supports Ukraine, making the beer selection meaningful and tasty.
Potato latkes come fried and crispy, often paired with dishes like vegetarian Reuben or served alongside pierogies and borscht. They appear in brunch combos with eggs Benedict and fruit salad, offering a classic, hearty taste.
A black lager beer on the menu supports Ukraine through its purchase. Local beers here contribute profits directly to aid Ukraine, making the beer selection both meaningful and tasty.
Good to know
During restaurant week, you can sample pierogies and stuffed cabbage for about 30 dollars.
Come early if you don't want to wait in line; expect a 30-minute wait.
Veselka does not seat customers after 10:20 PM.
1950s decor with neon lights and period furniture creates a movie-like atmosphere. The space feels spacious yet busy, with a high noise level typical of a bustling city setting. A wide variety of cheesecakes and a full bar complement the lively environment.
Potato pancakes come thick and flavorful with a crispy outside and juicy inside. They pair well with chunky, fresh applesauce and can be served loaded for extra taste.
Local beer stands out with solid flavor and pairs well with burgers. Drinks include a good selection of beers and wines.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended at the diner.
Breakfast service ends at 11:00 AM on Christmas day.
Expect long queues; wait times may exceed 1 hour.
Restaurant offers picturesque river views with a cozy, friendly atmosphere that encourages socializing and dancing. Outdoor patio and Tiki bar provide spectacular sunset settings near boat docks. Live bands and DJs create a lively yet relaxed vibe that blends European charm with casual comfort.
Potato pancakes come with red cabbage and apple sauce. They pair well with tender sauerbraten and have a classic, flavorful taste.
A fixed-price dinner includes a large mug of any beer on tap, featuring German specialty beers. Beer pours come in nice portions alongside meals.
Good to know
Another event for seniors is planned on February 9 from 12 to 3 PM, costing $25.
Live music nights are a highlight at the venue, attracting many visitors.
The venue offers excellent parking right by the water for easy access.
Rustic deli with tight seating and a nostalgic 70s decor creates a crowded, lively atmosphere. Meat carvers serve as a focal point, offering tastings that engage diners. Walls display celebrity portraits, adding to the historic vibe.
Potato latkes come out very good and pair well with other dishes like split pea soup or pastrami. They stand as a solid option for those looking for classic potato pancakes without meat.
Cold beer pairs well with the pastrami sandwich, enhancing the melty beef and excellent pickles. Crispy fries and beer complete the meal with a satisfying balance.
Good to know
The wait for the Katz Pastrami Sandwich can be an hour long.
You can only pay with cash at the front of the restaurant.
Do not lose your tickets even if you haven't used them to order anything.
Polish restaurant offers warm atmosphere with bar and outdoor seating. Food includes highly praised pierogies and mushroom barley soup served in multiple sizes. The space stays nearly empty during visits, creating a quiet dining experience.
Potato latkes come super crispy with lots of flavors. They pair well with Hungarian style stew but can sometimes be overcooked.
Only draft beer is available here, including Polish beer on tap. Prices are reasonable and the beer selection pairs well with the food.
Good to know
The restaurant charges extra fees for paying with debit or credit cards.
A $25 fee is added for dessert without prior notification.
Prices on the restaurant's webpage may differ from actual charges.