Interactive tables with touch screens and puzzles create a playful dining experience. Bright, spacious interiors include a large indoor playground with slides and climbing walls, making it ideal for families. Outdoor seating offers a cozy atmosphere surrounded by greenery and stunning views.
Borscht soup stands out with its freshness and classic Ukrainian style, served hot with sour cream and a warmed bread roll. Pelmeni and dumpling soups also appear, offering hearty options alongside other dishes.
Tres leches dessert stands out with its rich, creamy texture. The manager offers a complimentary chocolate cake with a candle for celebrations.
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The Complete indoor playground is the largest in Manhattan.
The restaurant offers healthy food options for both kids and adults.
The indoor playground is safe, spacious, and filled with creative play areas for kids.
Dim sum restaurant offers a flaming Peking duck show that draws attention with tableside fire presentation. The space features exquisite decor and a rooftop, combining a Western-style bar with Asian dining. Atmosphere varies from loud and lively with a DJ to moments of quiet, creating a dynamic vibe.
Duck soup stands out, served alongside roasted and smoked duck in a dramatic flaming presentation. Soup dumplings also feature prominently, noted for their quality and flavor.
Tiramisu gets made right in front of you, adding a fresh touch. Desserts stand out as especially delicious, complementing dishes like wagyu and truffle soup dumplings.
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Reservations are required for the flaming roast duck, which takes an hour to prepare.
Happy hour offers $9 drinks and $2 appetizers after work.
The cost for a whole Peking duck is $88, a good value for NYC.
Elegant space blends cozy seating with bold colors and rich textures for a warm, intimate vibe. Open kitchen showcases precise teamwork, while a wine store adds a refined touch. Atmosphere feels like a stylish Parisian setting with creative plating and inviting aromas.
Sweet potato plantain soup offers a rich, incredible flavor. Asparagus soup stands out as superb and amazing.
Coconut chiboust stands out as a crowd favorite with many ordering seconds. Haitian chocolate ganache also impresses, both desserts offering unique, elevated flavors inspired by French classics.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Expect high prices, with some dishes costing over $150.
The restaurant charges $75 per person for no-shows on reservations.
Small, intimate space with old Manhattan design creates a cozy, warm atmosphere. The vibe stays chill and inviting, suited for relaxed dining. High prices reflect artisanal kosher deli quality and careful preparation.
Soups feature Matzo Ball with strong chicken and dill flavor, alongside split pea and ginger soup options. The Matzo Ball soup stands out for its rich taste and hearty ingredients.
Complimentary desserts appear during visits. Guests often pair desserts with hot tea or coffee and sometimes stay longer to enjoy them.
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The deli is glatt kosher, ensuring strict adherence to dietary laws.
Prices are higher due to the quality of ingredients and labor.
This deli offers artisanal and authentic kosher options.
Restaurant offers beautiful floral decor with cozy booths and a serene outdoor seating area. Atmosphere feels warm and atmospheric, making it suitable for dates and relaxed dining. Music and lighting enhance the inviting vibe throughout the space.
Rich and tasty coconut soup stands out with deep flavor. The curry noodle soup offers a great, hearty option. Tom Yum Soup features generous portions of chicken and mushrooms with strong flavor.
Dessert options include traditional Thai sweets like Mango Sticky Rice and creative choices such as Ube Ice Cream. The sticky rice and ube ice cream stand out as popular selections.
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Happy hour for drinks is until 7 PM.
Between 5PM and 7PM is happy hour and several drinks are available.
The restaurant takes walk-ins before a booked reservation.
Small space with cozy atmosphere and authentic Thai flavors creates a calm yet lively vibe. Limited seating encourages a quiet, intimate setting. Known for reasonably priced lunch specials and standout dishes like Pad See Ew and Tom Yum soup.
Tom Yum soup stands out with its spicy kick and rich flavor. The Thai coconut seafood soup features traditional herbs like galangal and lemongrass, offering a fragrant and authentic taste.
Mango sticky rice stands out with its authentic Thai night market flavor. Other desserts include Thai custard and sticky rice, served promptly after the main course.
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Happy hour runs on Thursdays with special menu items.
Lunch specials are available at reasonable prices.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to avoid waiting.
Central Asian style fills the space with authentic decor and traditional Uzbek design. Live music, including jazz and soulful bongo, creates a cozy, homey atmosphere. The vibe blends cultural warmth with engaging performances, making it feel like a journey to the Kazakh homeland.
Soups here feature hearty broth with flat noodles, beef, and potatoes like in Kazakh beshbarmak. The menu includes Central Asian classics such as laghman noodle soup and other traditional Russian-style soups.
Chakchak stands out as a sweet surprise, often served with Tashkent tea. Desserts come with a warm gesture, sometimes offered on the house.
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Every Monday night, the restaurant has a 'Monday Magic Plate' dinner show.
Live music happens on Fridays and Saturdays from 7-10pm.
Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
Opulent steakhouse with spacious tables and white table linens creates a refined dining setting. Atmosphere varies from chilly basement rooms with low ceilings to an immaculate bar area. Known for excellent cocktails and a top-notch steak selection, it suits large dinners and special occasions.
French onion soup stands out with rich flavor and quality ingredients. The lobster bisque offers a special, creamy taste that complements the menu well.
Decadent desserts come with the meal, sometimes even free. Every detail, from fresh bread to dessert, shows careful craftsmanship.
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The hot chocolate cake takes about 20 minutes to arrive, so order it in advance.
Booking a reservation is recommended, especially for busy nights.
The restaurant is suitable for hosting events and celebrations.
Asian restaurant offers an elegant tropical atmosphere with beautiful decor and carefully chosen dishware. Music plays a great role in setting a lively, buzzing vibe. Cocktails stand out as phenomenal and refreshing additions to the experience.
Soups here include Sweet and Sour, which is filling, and a creamy mushroom soup that is simple but flavorful. The Tom Yom soup stands out as particularly good, and soup dumplings come in beef and rainbow varieties.
Matcha dessert stands out as a highlight here. Cheesecake also appears on the dessert menu, while the yam dessert does not appeal.
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Happy hour runs from 3:30pm to 6:30pm with great drink deals.
Takeaway options are available for those in a hurry.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options on the menu.
Sleek modern interior combines upscale decor with intimate and banquet-style seating. Atmosphere feels laid back and spacious, offering a tranquil alternative to typical Chinatown restaurants. Advanced amenities and beautiful sculptures add to a sophisticated vibe.
Soups feature rich flavors like duck and crab meat with razor-thin tofu slices. Clear broths accompany dishes such as beef brisket with turnip, offering a warm, nostalgic taste.
Desserts include a duo selection that satisfies well. The sweet options impress from start to finish.
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Reservations can only be made by email, not by phone.
The Jia Yan tasting menu costs 138 per person with a minimum of two people.
If we didn’t vacate by 7:00 PM, our reservation would be canceled immediately.
French bistro offers an elegant ambiance with beautiful art nouveau decor and a cozy, upscale vibe. Live jazz music adds a classic touch despite occasional clashes with the interior style. The space feels like a Parisian brasserie with a welcoming atmosphere.
French onion soup features a balanced flavor with just the right amount of bread and Gruyere cheese. Seasonal cold pea soup offers a fresh, light option perfect for warmer days.
Dessert options include a variety of selections with a standout cream puff. Flavors complement the meal well, finishing on a delightful note.
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The restaurant offers a special menu for Thanksgiving dinner.
Sunday brunch is available.
The restaurant does not offer the restaurant week menu on weekends.
Spacious Japanese restaurant with beautiful aesthetics and luxuriously spaced tables creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Music ranges from JB hits to Sheran, enhancing a calm yet lively vibe. Unique touches like duck-shaped soy sauce cups and plastic plants add charm and coziness.
Miso soup here stands out with a rich flavor that changes opinions. It often comes with meals like bento boxes or hand rolls, making it a complementary staple that many find memorable.
A cute little dessert menu offers a nice variety. Staff are accommodating when ordering desserts after sushi. Complimentary desserts can be part of the experience.
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The happy hour is from 4 PM to 7 PM every day.
Happy hour prices are $3 for beer, $5 for wine or sake, and cheap appetizers.
The restaurant has a happy hour with $1 Edamame, $3 cucumber salad, and $5 Sushi Taco.
Large space offers spacious indoor and outdoor seating with a pleasant, warm atmosphere that feels welcoming and relaxed. Decor is stylish and beautiful, creating a delightful retreat from surrounding areas. Energy is calm, making it suitable for casual dining and small events.
Soups here offer nutritious options like black lentil and chicken soup, both praised for their taste. The Squash Soup pairs well with specialty bread, providing a comforting, flavorful experience.
Real French desserts stand out, especially the cannele. Breads and desserts pair well with a strong espresso.
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Expect to pay around $17 for a small waffle, including tax and tip.
Accessing the restrooms requires asking for a key code at the service station.
Mealpal is not a good deal at this location.
Waterfront restaurant offers spectacular views of the city and a spacious outdoor seating area with comfortable lounge furniture. The atmosphere feels like a beach bar far from the city, with a fire pit and heaters creating a warm, inviting vibe. Music and a DJ contribute to a lively, enjoyable energy.
Soups come in bread bowls and include a french onion option that stands out. The Charred Tomato Soup pairs well with Pesto Gruyère Grilled Cheese, and the bread served with soups is consistently delicious.
Desserts feature chocolate molten cake and fruit sorbets in raspberry, lemon, and mango. S'Mori includes pink marshmallows, Hershey chocolate, and graham crackers, alongside pink cheesecake and hot chocolate.
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The restaurant requires a non-refundable reservation fee of $150 that cannot be cancelled or changed.
It is recommended to reserve a table in advance.
Be mindful that the experience is by the water, so dress warm for the night chill if you don't choose the tent.
Restaurant offers authentic Uyghur cuisine with hand-pulled noodles and richly spiced lamb dishes. Atmosphere feels cozy and peaceful, enhanced by traditional music and cultural décor. Small, family-run setting creates a warm and inviting environment away from city bustle.
Broths here are flavorful and well-balanced, especially in the Uyghur Laghman with its handmade noodles. The lamb soup, beef soup noodle, manta, and samsa all offer rich, comforting flavors that stand out.
Yogurt and desserts strike a wonderful balance of sweetness. The dessert cake stands out as great.
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Reservations are required a day in advance for the roasted whole lamb.
An automatic credit card fee of 5% is charged on all sales.
Expect some wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Restaurant combines '40s noir aesthetic with '80s Wall Street style in a space featuring red velvet and deep-toned woods. Atmosphere stays lively with great music and a swanky bar where bartenders craft artistic cocktails. Dining areas include a main room and a secret back steakhouse, known for dry aged steaks and a wine cellar.
Squash soup stands out with its rich flavor and is a favorite during fall. The soup du jour often features good flavor and includes bacon for added interest.
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Harry's offers a champagne brunch with 90 minutes of unlimited mimosas on weekends.
Wellington Wednesday features special offerings that shouldn't be missed.
Reservations are recommended for brunch, especially on weekends.
Venue offers open windows and a dimly lit upstairs bar with city views. Atmosphere combines live music energy and a compact layout with closely spaced tables. Frequented for comfort food and notable cocktails like Old Fashioned and frozen Aperol Spritz.
French onion soup comes in a hot crock but the soup and cheese inside are often cold. The soup has a Bovril-like flavor and is surprisingly tasty despite the temperature.
Desserts come without a menu but servers offer them and sometimes bring a free one for birthdays. The Thanksgiving menu includes a main dish and dessert, though dessert may not always be included as expected.
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Happy hour offers half-price drinks from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Bottomless brunch lasts for 90 minutes with a meal purchase.
An automatic 18% gratuity is added to all bills.
Modern diner with clean, open space and booth seating dominates the layout. Atmosphere feels upscale and friendly, enhanced by live music and tasteful decor including a mural homage. Offers a full bar with notable cocktails and a spectacular dessert assortment.
Lobster bisque stands out with its rich flavor and is often served as a free side. Chicken noodle soup offers a solid, comforting option. French onion soup impresses with its deep, savory taste.
A wonderful dessert showcase greets you right at the entrance. The place offers a wide variety of dessert options that are consistently fantastic.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and public holidays.
An extensive breakfast for two costs around $50, including tip and tax.
A mandatory 20% tip is added to the bill without asking.
Venue showcases 19th century Manhattan architecture with an intimate, relaxed atmosphere enhanced by live jazz music during brunch. Seating can be close, creating a cozy but sometimes cramped feel. Signature cocktails like Coco's Old Fashioned add to the elegant, swanky vibe.
Starters include a sweet pea soup with lobster that highlights the pea flavor in every bite. A chilled corn soup also stands out, and a small taste of soup comes with a roll and butter.
Desserts arrive with a candle and match the quality of the dinner. The almond financier stands out as just right and the service around drinks and dessert is attentive.
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Jazz brunch is available on Sundays from 12-3 PM.
During restaurant week, a 3-course dinner is offered for $60.
Expect a 45-minute wait for drinks on Saturday nights around 9 PM.
Space combines chic decor with high ceilings and Greek columns, creating a grand yet cozy atmosphere. Dining areas feel intimate but can be crowded, with tables placed closely together. Upstairs lounge offers a more open vibe, contrasting with the basement dining room's compact feel.
Miso soup stands out with a rich, satisfying flavor. The menu also features wagyu soup dumplings that add a unique twist to the soup offerings.
Gelato and buttermilk doughnuts stand out as desserts here. The Baked Alaska also surprises with its quality.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service.
Expect to spend $200-300 per person for a meal.
The bar opens at 5 PM, and dinner service starts at 5:30 PM.
Restaurant offers romantic ambiance with chic lighting and beautiful decor in a small, comfortable space. Atmosphere shifts from casual at lunch to lively at the bar. Wine selection and cocktails receive positive attention, complementing the overall experience.
Broth with mushroom dumplings offers a unique twist. The French onion soup dumplings stand out as a flavorful and distinctive option.
Pecan Paris Brest stands out with its rich flavor. The Thai basil vacherin offers a flawless, memorable finish to the meal.
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Reservations are recommended six months in advance for this Michelin-star Chef.
Brunch costs $72 per person plus drinks and coffee, totaling $150 per person after tip and tax.
The kitchen at La Marchande closes early during the week, around 8:30 PM.