Small sushi restaurant offers an intimate setting with sharp, stylish design and comfortable bar seating. Loud pop and rap music create a high-energy atmosphere that can make conversation difficult. Guests enjoy an interactive omakase experience featuring a lively fire show and complimentary sake.
Omakase experience offers fun and affordable dining with surprise entertainment. The sushi chefs and wait staff create a welcoming atmosphere and keep the complimentary sake flowing.
Dinner starts with a fiery kick and continues with excellent toppings that add great flavor. The meal is consistently delicious and satisfying.
Good to know
Kaki is running an August special of $55 for 13 courses.
You need to bring your own beverage (BYOB) to Kaki.
The team made the birthday celebration special with a complimentary matcha dessert.
Four-sided cube with capiz shutters offers a cozy Filipino vibe. Enjoy Boodle Fight 95 for dinner, perfect for groups. Live jazz, karaoke, and drag brunch keep energy high and fun nonstop.
Fun vibe fills the space with friendly staff who keep energy high. Drag brunch and group settings add to the engaging atmosphere for a lively night out.
Dinner here features generous portions, like the Boodle Fight 95 that feeds four average-sized people. The spot suits group dinners and often extends into live music nights, creating a lively evening atmosphere.
Good to know
They host a live band night on Thursdays.
They host a DJ night on Fridays and Saturdays.
The venue is suitable for a birthday event.
Basement lounge mimics a cave environment with high ceilings and unique cave features creating a warm, dark atmosphere. Energy shifts from cozy vibes early to a lively dance scene after 10 PM with a great DJ keeping the crowd engaged. The space feels spacious compared to typical city venues.
The cavern setting creates a unique and fun atmosphere. Dancing to great music and enjoying a variety of drinks adds to the lively vibe that keeps lines wrapped around the corner.
Bottomless Dinner on Thursdays offers a unique dining experience. The spot suits large birthday dinners and combines dinner, drinks, and dancing for a lively night out.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 10 PM, but the kitchen closes at 9:30 PM.
Dinner starts at 8:30 PM and the venue transitions into a club at 10:30 PM.
Drinks during happy hour are $8 for wells plus one mixer.
Small interior with neon lights and street art sets a trendy mood. Four large TVs offer a 360-degree sports view for dinner and games. Fun vibe shines through awesome servers making every visit lively and memorable.
Fun atmosphere and awesome servers create a lively vibe. The bar experience is memorable and engaging, making it easy to have a great time.
Food stays consistently on point for both brunch and dinner. Four large TVs show regular sports, making it easy to catch the game while eating.
Good to know
The restaurant adds a 20% automatic gratuity to each check, regardless of party size.
You should make reservations since the venue is small.
The happy hour is from 5-7 PM and features a variety of food and drink options.
Massive space with roomy seating fits large groups for lively brunches and dinners. Outdoor seating offers a luxury dining vibe with pleasant ambiance. Energetic waitresses like Rachel add fun energy, while Tomahawk steak shines as a dinner highlight.
Energetic and attentive waitresses like Rachel and Helena create a lively atmosphere. Their fun approach makes the experience more enjoyable.
Reservations secure a spot for group dinners. Tomahawk steak stands out as a dinner choice. Staff provide excellent recommendations and answer questions clearly.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended at Helena Brunch on weekends due to its popularity.
The bottomless brunch is available from 11am to 4pm on weekends.
Happy Hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Entrance through a pawn shop leads to a hidden speakeasy with gorgeous chandeliers and a grand staircase. The interior divides into smaller rooms, each with its own dimly lit ambiance and stylish decor. Music stays at a comfortable volume, creating a sleek, social vibe suited for evening gatherings.
A secret door behind a pawn shop leads to a gorgeous foyer, creating a unique and fun entry experience. The front shop sells jewelry and luxury purses, adding a funky vibe to the party atmosphere.
Tomato soup dumpling balls and miso eggplant stand out as must-try dinner dishes. Dinner pairs well with cocktails and lite bites at the bar, creating a relaxed start before the main meal.
Good to know
Reservations are required to secure a table.
Parking costs $90, which is quite high.
The entrance to the restaurant is through a pawn shop.
Small, Japan-inspired bar splits into two distinct rooms: dark, refined backroom with craft cocktails and lively front room offering draft drinks and casual bites. Atmosphere feels chic and sexy, with innovative cocktails and standout chicken dishes drawing a dedicated crowd despite long waits.
Seating at the bar in the back room offers a fun view of bartenders crafting cocktails. Drinks are creative and user-friendly, with a menu featuring sarcastic and flirty items like the French Toast cocktail with a house-made Oreo garnish.
Cocktails like the Japanese Cold Noodles offer a light, refreshing dinner alternative. Tables have popcorn chicken that smells inviting, adding to the dinner vibe even if not ordered.
Good to know
Reservations are definitely needed, as they sell out quickly.
Be prepared to wait outside for at least an hour on weekends.
The wait time for the coop side can be 3-4 hours.
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.
Offers a classic New York experience with an atmosphere that feels lively and authentic. The setting makes dining here both outstanding and fun.
Dinner features classic deli fare with a focus on hearty sandwiches and a casual atmosphere. The spot serves as a well-known NYC staple for evening meals.
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.