Semi-private rooms with high ceilings and gorgeous bar create a warm, buzzing atmosphere. Live piano music covers a wide range of genres, adding to the sophisticated vibe. Walls feature unique NYC-inspired murals that enhance the energetic setting.
Dinner here features spectacular drinks and outstanding service that enhance the meal. A unique touch includes a tower of cotton candy served after dinner.
Cotton candy appears as a frequent surprise dessert, often paired with sparkling wine or homemade chocolate. It adds a playful touch, even inspiring photo moments with rolled mustaches.
"The food here is amazing, full of flavor."
"Rene's attentive service made our dinner spot truly memorable."
"They surprised us with a tower of cotton candy for dessert."
Good to know
Happy Hour is from 3 PM to 6 PM on weekdays.
The restaurant offers bottomless brunch on Sundays.
Live music is featured on weekend evenings, typically jazz.
Interior design blends elegant decor with artwork and feathered light fixtures, creating a museum-like atmosphere. Lighting is dim, making the space feel intimate but challenging for photography. Craft cocktails and a rooftop with spectacular city views add to the sophisticated vibe.
Dinner offers an extensive menu blending Spanish and Japanese cuisines with options for tapas or shared plates. A professional staff and a sommelier pairing excellent wines enhance the tasting experience.
Cotton candy appears as a standout item, featured in both a foie gras version and classic form. The menu also includes uni cones and other sweet-savory treats like Jamon and Neptune.
Good to know
Reservations are based on the host's judgment and may be difficult to secure.
Dinner for two can cost around $1000, which is considered very high.
The restaurant has a dress code that is not clearly communicated.
Japanese restaurant offers authentic decor with umbrellas on the ceiling and a mix of neon lights and dark areas. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, with multiple TVs playing classic anime. Space is narrow with tables close together, creating an intimate setting.
No wait times show up for dinner around 6 to 7 pm on weekdays. The spot works well for late night snacks, dinner, and drinks with options like beer, sake, and wine during happy hour.
Cotton candy plays a creative role in the sukiyaki hot pot, melting into the broth to add a touch of sweetness. The dish combines wagyu beef, mushrooms, cabbage, and noodles, served with a large cotton candy on top for a visually impressive presentation.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7 PM with affordable drink specials.
Sapporo is $2 per glass before 7 PM during happy hour.
The izakaya offers a long menu with cheap drinks during happy hour.
Phoenician design resembling an ancient ship shapes a spacious, elegant setting with outdoor seating and a pleasant cocktail bar. Noisy atmosphere fills the space, lively and energetic, often crowded with large groups sharing dishes. Lebanese-inspired cocktails and exceptional food create a distinct dining experience.
Dinner here features halal options and private rooms for events. Service stands out with exceptional servers making it suitable for work dinners, dates, and celebrations.
Rich and homemade candy bar serves as a dessert highlight. It features beautiful decoration and brings the meal full circle.
Good to know
Reservations are required for private events and should be made in advance.
The restaurant hosts a lively Pride Drag Brunch every Sunday.
New Year's Eve includes a four-course meal with music and dancers.
Indoor space features beautiful decor and a lower level lounge with DJ setup that creates a lively yet comfortable atmosphere. Music plays a central role, with vinyl-spinning DJs enhancing the vibe without overwhelming conversation. Outdoor seating adds to the family-friendly and adult-appealing energy.
Persian cotton candy stands out as a delicious dessert here. It pairs well with tea and is often recommended.
Good to know
Expect to pay $100+ per person to feel satisfied with your meal.
Portion sizes are small, often not aligning with typical small plate expectations.
The restaurant is located near the Utica Ave 'A' subway station for easy access.
Soft piano music fills a cozy space with calming ambiance and a culturally beautiful aesthetic. The environment feels autism-friendly and welcoming, offering a moment free from everyday stress. A small section with candies and books adds to the relaxed, comfortable vibe.
Family owned spot serves burritos, tacos, enchiladas suizas, and quesadillas for dinner. The setting feels romantic, good for a quiet meal with someone special.
A small section offers Mexican candy alongside books. Fresh food includes Mexican bread and some candy is given out.
Good to know
Cecina and Pastor tacos are now $5 each, updated from $3.50.
Goat tacos are now $5, previously $4.50.
The restaurant does not serve lengua and goat on Tuesdays.
Tiny space with an open kitchen and windowsill bar offers a cozy, classic Japanese atmosphere. Music plays softly while guests watch chefs prepare meals, creating a welcoming vibe ideal for solo diners or small groups.
Quality shines just before the dinner rush on a Sunday night. Beef ramen stands out as a dinner highlight and suits a date night setting well.
Guests receive guava candy after meals and kids get candy on every visit. Staff often give extra candy and sometimes ice cream with the bill or during holidays.
Good to know
Tenichi Ramen is cash only but accepts Venmo and other digital payments.
They take your name for the waitlist if the wait exceeds 10 minutes.
No credit card payments are accepted.
Space combines funky neon and Nordic design with award-winning decor that creates a relaxed, lively atmosphere. Colorful glasses and built-in utensil drawers add unique, playful touches. The setting suits groups and encourages a fun, social dining experience.
Dinner offers an incredible experience with delicious dishes and non-alcoholic options that suit group settings well.
Grandma hard candies come out first and brighten the mood. Meals include cute candy add-ons and sometimes a welcome drink with candy on the side.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The kitchen closes at 9:10 PM on Saturdays, so order early.
A 24% pre-selected tip is added to your bill automatically.
Persian restaurant offers a quiet, elegant atmosphere with high ceilings and tasteful decor that creates a warm, welcoming vibe. The space feels open and calming, inviting guests to relax while enjoying their meal. Outdoor seating adds a pleasant option for enjoying the weather.
Dinner features a phenomenal menu with options that support good conversation. The atmosphere is busy during dinner time, adding energy to the experience.
Iranian cotton candy stands out with its insanely delicious and unexpected flavor. Desserts also include saffron ice cream, baklava, and rice pudding.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a $25 lunch special that is available until 6 PM.
Reservations can be made over the phone or via OpenTable.
Lunch isn't really busy, so you'll get your food quickly.
Restaurant offers upstairs and downstairs bars with loud music and a fun atmosphere suited for celebrations. Maximalist desserts and cocktail variety stand out amid a space with worn decor and mixed cleanliness impressions.
Dinner offers a mix of upstairs and downstairs bars, gelato and candies, plus solid dinner and dessert options. Service shines with attentive bartenders like Helena H. and staff who make celebrations memorable.
Offers amazing candy paired well with milkshakes. The lively atmosphere matches the vibrant candy experience.
Good to know
Lunch is served after 3:30 PM.
A mandatory 20% service fee is added to every bill.
The restaurant has no parking available.
Open space with cozy and cool vibe features spotty but improving music and hard chairs that encourage quick visits. The atmosphere feels relaxed and welcoming, suitable for gatherings despite the seating. Unique details like a cleaver door handle add character to the interior.
Regular Friday night dinners happen here with a focus on salty flavors that stand out. The spot suits both dates and casual dinners.
Meat candy stands out with its rich flavor and unique appeal. Candy burnt ends tend to be just burnt, and cold delivery affects the meat candy's enjoyment.
Good to know
The kitchen stops serving at 10 PM.
Parking will be difficult to find on a Saturday night due to the busy area.
Customers should come after 3pm on weekends to get the standard menu instead of the brunch menu.
Space feels like an authentic Japanese izakaya with crowded, loud energy during dinner. Unique cotton candy machine offers a playful end to the meal. Seating is tight and uncomfortable, adding to the cramped, lively vibe.
Crowded and loud during weekday dinners, the spot offers good food and drinks at reasonable prices. Dinner for two costs around $60 including tip, making it an affordable choice for casual nights out.
A cotton candy machine lets customers make their own dessert after paying. They provide special powder or sugar in small thimbles to use with the machine, making it a complimentary interactive treat.
Good to know
Customers should get to the restaurant early because it fills up fast.
Kenka does not take bookings, so get there early if you are in a rush.
Seatings are on a first come, first serve basis.