American restaurant offers intimate vibe with front and back patios and a cozy, trendy atmosphere. Music plays loudly with a mix of '90s retro tunes, creating a laid-back energy. Seating includes tight but comfortable indoor options and ample outdoor space, attracting an eclectic crowd.
Warm date cake stands out as a go-to dessert with an interesting twist. The key lime pie also offers a notable sweet option.
Fried chicken sandwiches come with pickled strawberries and stand out for their flavor. Desserts include key lime pie and warm date cake.
"The date cake was decadent and a must-try dessert."
"The American Food here is amazing, with interesting flavors."
"You've got to try the key lime pie for dessert."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to secure a table.
There is a one-hour maximum time for service.
Unlimited mimosas are available during brunch hours.
Small space with open kitchen and limited seating offers a family-like atmosphere energized by live music and interactive moments. Outdoor patio adds comfort for sunny days. Energy feels lively and welcoming despite compact setup.
Desserts include cheesecake that stands out even for those who usually avoid it. The owner often offers samples on the house, and the sides and desserts are consistently delicious.
Pan-fried chicken stands out with its rich, crispy texture and deep flavor. Sides like collard greens, mac and cheese, and sweet potatoes complement the meal with classic southern taste.
Good to know
Chicken and waffles are only available on Sundays.
They serve catfish on Tuesday.
You can’t dine in; the eatery is for take out only.
Restaurant offers live jazz performances with a colorful African American decor that creates a soulful atmosphere. The space includes a covered terrace and a bar area, though the bar can feel cramped. The vibe is engaging and lively, especially during music events.
Fried chicken stands out as exceptionally crispy and flavorful. Traditional sides like collards, black-eyed peas, and cornbread appear alongside classic desserts such as Banana Pudding and Lil’ Apple Pie.
Good to know
Make a reservation well in advance, especially for Sunday brunch.
Gospel brunch is held every Sunday and features live music.
Happy hour runs from noon to 10 p.m. with discounted appetizers and cocktails.
Modern steak house offers a spacious, elegant design with classy decor and pristine uniforms. Atmosphere blends warmth and sophistication with lively music from a DJ playing afrobeats and R&B. Private event space adds versatility for celebrations.
Desserts include a fudge brownie rated extremely high for taste. Staff provide thorough explanations of dessert options. Dessert serves as a delightful cherry on top to the meal.
Dry-Age New York Strip steak stands out with rich flavor. The steak and eggs dish features notably good eggs. The chef’s special surf and turf offers a satisfying mix of flavors.
Good to know
PB Brasserie is open on Sundays despite Google Maps indicating they are closed.
PB Brasserie offers a delightful menu of French cuisine.
PB Brasserie is suitable for a romantic dinner or special celebration.
Italian tavern blends authentic brick fireplace and tasteful decor with an unexpected Hip Hop soundtrack creating a warm, inviting vibe. The space balances lively energy with cozy comfort, attracting a mix of neighbors and visitors. A bar and patio add to the relaxed, social atmosphere.
Tiramisu stands out as a classic dessert option here. Other sweet treats also appear on the menu.
Buttermilk fried chicken sandwich stands out with its flavor. Appetizers include chicken wings that pair well with the drinks. Detroit style pizza also features on the menu.
Good to know
Happy Hour is available with discounted drinks and appetizers.
They have a bottomless brunch option for a fixed price.
Martini Monday features special pricing on martinis all night.
Small space hosts live soul and jazz music that sometimes gets loud, creating a vibrant but intense atmosphere. Casual setup includes outdoor seating and a pay-by-weight take-out bar. The vibe reflects a Harlem-inspired soul food experience with sociable energy.
Buffet includes a variety of homemade desserts alongside starters. The banana pudding stands out as a notable choice.
Comfort food shines with fried chicken, mac and cheese, and barbecue ribs. Cornbread, collard greens, and candied yams add classic Southern touches.
Good to know
You serve yourself like a buffet and pay by weight at the checkout.
The buffet offers the best quality/price in Manhattan, around $15 per person by weight.
Five people can eat very generously for less than $80.
Space combines modern style with full African design, creating an atmosphere that is both elegant and cozy. Lighting and decor foster a warm, inviting vibe with touches like fresh flowers and dim candles enhancing the mood. Cleanliness stands out throughout, contributing to a polished and comfortable dining experience.
Desserts include Tiramisu and Red Velvet Cake. Tiramisu tastes decent, while Red Velvet Cake draws more interest for next time.
Shrimp and grits come out rich and flavorful. Smoked chicken gumbo pairs well with yam fufu, offering a hearty twist on classic American dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours.
Live music nights occur every Friday, starting at 8pm.
Soul food restaurant with a classic Harlem vibe and live gospel and jazz music creates a genuine, buzzing atmosphere. Photographs on the walls give it a museum-like feel alongside cozy seating. The place offers a homemade rum punch that complements the rich cultural experience.
Peach cobbler stands out as a dessert option. Cornbread and other desserts come with a delicious taste. Birthday guests receive a free dessert.
Fried chicken stands out as a legendary dish here, paired well with waffles. The Mac and Cheese and cornbread also deliver strong, classic flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are essential to avoid a long wait, especially on weekends.
The gospel brunch starts at 1 p.m. on Sundays with live music.
Expect a wait time of up to 2.5 hours during peak hours.
Soul food restaurant offers a family atmosphere with phenomenal murals and live R&B music at a low volume. Seating feels comfortable despite a small, somewhat cramped layout. The vibe suits celebrations and large groups, creating a welcoming, lively energy.
Carrot cake and banana cream pudding stand out among the desserts. The rum cake is soaked in rum, adding a rich flavor, and the Peach cobbler invites seconds.
Honey fried chicken stands out with a crispy, flavorful crust. Sides like cornbread, banana pudding, and mac and cheese complement the meal well.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on Sundays due to gospel mass attendance.
Wednesday is Grape Kool Aid day, a special event at the restaurant.
Get there early if you want to dine in, especially on weekends.