Park transforms into a winter wonderland with twinkling lights and a free ice skating rink at its center. Atmosphere feels festive and enchanting, drawing crowds despite occasional congestion. Features include decorated stalls, music, and a picturesque setting framed by city buildings.
Children enjoy ice skating with support from helpful staff who assist young skaters. Cozy igloos provide a comfortable spot for families while kids have fun on the rink and explore the winter village.
Mini pancakes come out fluffy and delicious. Portions are small and a bit pricey.
"The Winter Village at this park is a fun, festive spot with holiday shops and ice skating."
"It's a fun outing with a merry-go-round for kids."
"The mini pancakes here are fluffy and delicious."
Good to know
You must make an online reservation to ice skate or go tubing.
Admission to the ice skating rink is free if you bring your own skates.
The venue is extremely crowded, especially on weekends.
Italian restaurant offers beautifully decorated spaces with in-house pasta and an extensive cocktail program. Atmosphere ranges from charming and lively to tight seating that can affect conversation, especially in the basement area. Drinks like espresso martinis and unique cocktails stand out alongside highly praised pasta and desserts.
Kids enjoy the ricotta pancakes and cacio e pepe here. The menu offers dishes that appeal to younger tastes.
Ricotta pancakes stand out with a fresh, lemony flavor. The pancakes taste homemade and satisfy sweet cravings with lemon and berry toppings.
Good to know
Reservations are required for the Valentine's Day menu.
The restaurant is busy around happy hour.
Brunch is served on weekends with a special Sunday menu.
Classic American diner with nostalgic decor and big red banquettes creates a genuine, hardworking vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming but can be uncomfortable due to noise from dishes. Seating is cozy with comfortable booths and some outdoor options.
High chairs and a kids menu are available. Staff accommodate allergies like egg. Families with young children receive attentive service and kids seem happy.
Massive pancakes arrive quickly, about 20-30cm wide and very fluffy. They melt in your mouth and come topped with Nutella and fruit or served with sausage for a hearty breakfast.
Good to know
Arrive early for breakfast to avoid long queues.
Happy hour offers $4 beers and $6 cocktails on weekdays.
Expect busy breakfast hours on rainy Saturdays.
Classic diner with a vintage look and cozy niches offers a quiet, authentic NYC atmosphere where locals gather. Seating includes comfortable booths and counter seats, with partitions for social distancing. The vibe feels warm and family-like, making it a relaxed spot to enjoy American breakfast dishes.
Staff engage warmly with kids and offer fruit plates while waiting. Friendly service helps children feel comfortable and at ease during meals.
Pancakes come out perfectly cooked and delicious with options like bacon and sausage. They arrive quickly and pair well with eggs or stand alone as a very good dish.
Good to know
The Sunday brunch costs $22 per person and is value for money.
Expect to wait a decent amount of time for your food when busy.
The entire menu is available during opening hours, with no limited menu for breakfast.
Hamburger restaurant with butcher shop decor and an open layout featuring large windows for people watching. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and cozy during dinner to loud and busy near Times Square. Outdoor terrace seating with heaters adds a comfortable option for cooler weather.
Kid-friendly menu includes Mac n cheese, crispy ranch chicken with fresh breading, and excellent ranch sauce. Staff offer helpful milkshake suggestions and accommodate large parties with children easily.
Blueberry pancakes stand out with perfect fluffiness and large portions. Buttermilk pancakes also appear on the menu, offering a classic breakfast option.
Good to know
Booking a reservation is recommended to avoid a wait.
Five Napkin has 2 Happy Hours most days: M-F from 3-6 and S-Th 9-close.
Going during Happy Hour makes the food much cheaper.
Small space with retro Korea vibe and open kitchen creates an authentic meat market atmosphere. Tables feature vented tabletop grills and seats with hidden storage to reduce BBQ smell. Loud music and smoky air make it lively but not suited for quiet conversation.
Kids enjoy the interactive dining experience and the menu includes familiar favorites like scallion pancakes that kids often order again.
Kimchi and other pancakes here come out delicious and well-prepared. Ordering multiple pancakes is common to enjoy the variety.
Good to know
The restaurant only serves pork for the BBQ meats.
The price for one serving of pork belly is $35.
A ssam (veggie) platter costs $7.
Restaurant offers authentic Korean decor with divided tables that create semi-private dining spaces. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and lively to loud and cramped, reflecting a busy, energetic vibe. Unlimited free banchan refills and attentive service add to a distinctly Korean dining experience.
Steamed Jejugo meat noodles come plain and light, enjoyed even with rice by kids. Staff offer mini crayons for toddlers and respond quickly to dropped utensils, showing attentive service that keeps children happy and engaged.
Soft texture stands out in the pancakes, paired well with meatballs and seafood hotpot. They serve pancakes as a comforting dish, especially alongside tofu soup, making it worth the wait.
Good to know
The restaurant fills up quickly, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Reservations are in-person only; expect a long wait without one.
Join the waitlist using an iPad upon arrival.
Two-story diner with tight seating and a classic NYC vibe offers a busy, welcoming atmosphere with free coffee refills and a cozy feel. Order yelling adds to the authentic diner energy, while small tables limit group size comfort.
Kids find the meals enjoyable and the environment welcoming. Children show eagerness to return, highlighting its kid friendly and suitable for kids atmosphere.
Fluffy and delicious pancakes stand out here, served plain or with bacon. They pair well with other breakfast items like omelettes and cheeseburgers.
Good to know
Prices are cash prices; there's a surcharge for credit card payments.
Expect taxes and tips to increase breakfast costs to around $60 for two.
The diner stops seating tables at 10:30 PM and closes at 11 PM.
American restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and busy, loud environment due to active staff. Space is narrow between tables and features modern fixtures with a clean, simple design. Offers gluten-free options with dedicated prep areas and maintains a pleasant indoor green environment.
Gluten-free options make it easy for kids with celiac disease to eat safely. Friendly service offers great kids' meal recommendations and fun drinks for all ages. The grilled cheese toastie and hot cocoa are popular with young diners.
Soft, delicate pancakes come with lemon zest and powdered sugar, often served with fresh fruit. Gluten-free options include a stick to confirm, making these pancakes accessible and tasty for those avoiding gluten.
Good to know
Brunch is served all day on weekends.
Happy hour snacks and drinks are available from 4-6pm.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early for brunch.
Spacious cafe with a clean, stylish design and comfortable seating that feels like a hotel lobby. Warm, cozy atmosphere with friendly staff and good music creates a pleasant, relaxed vibe. Offers solid Wi-Fi, outdoor seating, and large portions for breakfast in a peaceful setting near busy city areas.
Kids receive positive encouragement for their performances. Presence of young children influences timing decisions.
Large portions stand out, especially the chocolate chip pancakes. They are very filling and highly rated, with a solid mix of sweetness and texture.
Good to know
Crema Gourmet has a pasta day every Thursday with pasta priced at $11.
The smoothie price is $8.99, but it may ring up at $9.99.
Ordering at the counter is more efficient for NYC.