NYC restaurants located within a 5 minute walk of 14th Street Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

The food isn't expensive since and it's also not cheap. It's reasonably priced and you'll get your money worth. Gave service a four star because the waitress could have been more attentive. Overall good experience.
Christian Chica - 2 weeks ago

Steaks and chocolate cake was one of the best meals I’ve had in the city. Henry, our server, was a real treat. Made the entire experience worth coming back.
Calen Riggs - a week ago

Henry was our server. He was the best server we have had in a long time. He made us feel welcomed and was very attentive to our needs. Henry reccomended the crab cake, which he said, “is the best in the City,” and now I agree. Unlike many other crab cakes these were made with large chunks of crab and were perfectly crisped on the outside. My wife and I both agree it was delicious! We also had the porterhouse for two and the crab-stuffed mushrooms. The mushrooms were very good, but outshone by the crab cake. You might want to get two crab cakes, if you have two or more people. The porterhouse was very good and we ate every bit. We also had mashed potatoes and creamed spinach. They are both delicious, but we didn’t have enough room in our stomachs for all them, including the Caesar salad.
Missions Multiplier - 2 months ago

The best steak I have EVER had. My girlfriend and I went for our anniversary and we were met with wonderful service, stellar appetizers and like I said- the best steak I’ve ever had in my life. We shared the 40 day dry aged porterhouse for 2. Worth every penny.
Liam Heyl - 5 months ago

I’ve been here many times.The kobe burger is definitely the star of the show. The mashed potatoes as well. The bacon wrapped fillet was four stars. The season potatoes that come with it, not the best. Also, note that the ginger ale that they have there is literally made with extra ginger in it. It’s not Schweppes. Make sure you get that burger. It is worth the money.
Gophers MN - 6 months ago

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I had an amazing Middle Eastern dinner at Zizi in Chelsea. They have a martini happy hour from 3:30 - 6:30 so we started off with a lemon drop martini and a luxardo cherry martini. For appetizers we had the fennel confit with labneh, tempura artichokes, and grilled cabbage with a salad of snow peas, asparagus & arugula with a tahini dressing. For our main course, the grilled branzino. Everything was delicious and the service was excellent! A special shout out to Orin and Maria. The one downside is that by 7pm, the restaurant gets very crowded and loud. I will definitely go back, but a lot earlier!
Francine Laura - 4 weeks ago

We visited this restaurant as a group of five after hearing some great things about it. We ended up ordering a variety of dishes to share and were excited to try everything. Overall, it was a nice experience ,a few of the dishes really stood out, especially because they had a comforting, home-style flavor. I personally appreciated that the seasoning wasn’t too salty, which made everything feel a bit more wholesome. That said, there were two or three dishes that tasted a bit more average and didn’t leave much of an impression. (ceviche and falafel) They weren’t bad, just a little underwhelming compared to the rest. The atmosphere of the restaurant was decent,nothing too fancy, but warm and casual, which worked well for a relaxed night out with friends.
Penny Fun - 2 weeks ago

Firstly, the waitress from Venezuela was superb: she aimed to please, she was friendly and witty. The young man who greeted us was from Colombia. Both were amiable. Architecturally, they try to give you a Mediterranean vibe. On food, if it had matched the quality of service this place would be five stars. My guest enjoyed his meal. I was told I must come here for brunch which I have not done and since I live in Chelsea I will give it a try. For the price the food was good.
Brett Montclair - 3 months ago

We love Zizi! Food, drink, service 10 out of 10!! The owner is super nice and gave our puppy some delicious chicken from the kitchen. We ordered the eggplant carpaccio, overnight lamb, and Moroccan sea bass. So yummy 😋 especially the lamb. For cocktail, I had the gin martini- forgot the name but very delicate and balanced as well. Would recommend this place for sure if you want authentic Israeli/ Mediterranean food.
Vera J - 4 months ago

Amazing adorable food option! We ordered Halloumi pesto, crazy baba, shawarma, and a side of veggie sticks and everything was delish! We would order exactly the same food next time ☺️!
V T - 3 months ago

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Dined solo on a late Saturday afternoon. I’ve been here several times and I always have a great experience. I ordered the queso fundido with chips and salsa, and the cobb salad. My waitress, Epifania, was welcoming and very helpful when ordering. Overall 8.5/10, I’ll definitely return.
Kendré C-Blue - 2 weeks ago

It was a very good experience. The food was delicious and felt like a true taste of Mexican cuisine. I also really appreciated the service — the host was prompt, friendly, and made us feel welcome right away. He even gave us some great recommendations that we ended up loving. I think his name was Rodrigo; he was very professional and added a warm touch to the whole experience. The dishes came out quickly, and the waiter was also very kind. Definitely a place I’d love to return to! :D
Tomas Clavijo Calderon - 2 months ago

This restaurant is awesome. Spacious, the decoration is full of details and welcoming colors. It offers indoors and outdoors seating. The food is delicious. The drinks are the best. Music and atmosphere is perfect for a nivel brunch, lunch or dinner with friends or family or even by yourself. Price is razonable.
Kelly Chacon - a week ago

We came with a dog and were very surprised how everyone was so friendly about him ❤️ our server Alejandro M was amazing! He showed us great menu knowledge and recommended us great stuff !
Natalia Serova - 2 months ago

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We met for dinner at Cafeteria in Chelsea. Pretty relaxed place, friendly staff, nothing too fancy—which I actually liked. We came especially to try their mac & cheese. It’s not really my kind of food, but honestly, it was really good! Creamy and rich—I totally get why people love it. The menu is very American, with some seafood and other options too. I asked if they had a whole wheat option for bread, but they didn’t. Only gluten-free or served in a lettuce leaf. Not a big deal, but it would be great to have that for people following an ADA-friendly diet. The food was tasty, not trying to be upscale or anything. A good spot for a casual night out goth friends 7/10
Eevahn Mozgo - a month ago

Our experience at Cafeteria was absolutely incredible! We had a group of 8 women visiting New York for a girls’ trip, and from the moment we arrived, the energy, hospitality, and service were top-tier. Nicholas was an absolute joy — so warm and attentive — and every staff member we interacted with made us feel genuinely cared for. We ordered a wide variety of food and drinks, and everything came out perfectly. Our table enjoyed espresso martinis, hot peppermint tea, sodas, waters, a fried chicken thigh sandwich with Gouda mac and cheese, eggs Benedict with spinach and prosciutto, a steak sandwich, fried mac and cheese egg rolls, a cheeseburger, fish and chips, and even had frozen cosmos. Every bite and sip was absolutely delicious — flavorful, fresh, and beautifully plated. The vibe was lively yet relaxed, making it the perfect spot to celebrate our day in the city. Cafeteria truly delivered an unforgettable experience, and we can’t wait to come back. Highly recommend to anyone looking for incredible food, stellar service, and a memorable time in New York!
Kaia Brown - 3 months ago

It’s my first time trying this place. My friend Brought me here and I had a great time. I love the food, the atmosphere and the service. Justine took care of us . The food was really great and the drinks .i highly Recommend the mac & cheese sampler and the salmon ginger and the drinks. All good .Justin Was great with his service and all Recommendations and we love him. Also And we love JP the manager. It’s a beautiful place .you should try anytime of the day. Vey nice place to eat dinner and hang out.
JennyM - 3 months ago

My mom and I stopped in here because we are big Sex and the City fans and wanted to dine in a restaurant we saw on the show during our visit to NYC. We didn't have a reservation but we were able to walk in and be seated right away. The service was great -- we loved our waitress and loved their energy. Loved the extensive menu and large wine list! We had mimosas and brunch and it was delightful. Great little place and would love to come back someday.
Jennifer Williamson - 3 months ago

WOW. We already can’t wait to come back here! Nick and Atrice gave us 5⭐️ service. The food was also incredible! The truffle egg and fried chicken and waffles were perfect. I got the green juice which was also great! We’ll definitely go back- in a matter of days so we can try more of the menu and see the kind staff! 😊
Alexis Huth - 4 months ago

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Nice quaint spot to get your morning fix. Oat milk latte with some cinnamon and a very intriguing breakfast sandwich. Egg, mushroom and goat cheese great flavor. If you are walking by give a shot, if you live in the neighborhood make it a staple.
Miguel Pena - 4 months ago

My go-to for 10 years! I can’t start my day without an almond latte here. It truly makes my day better. The staff and owner are all friendly and attentive and the food is delicious. There is no place like the The Commons Chelsea and it’s my first stop as soon as I return from any trips. Commons Chelsea is GOAT
Marissa Hou - 4 months ago

Great, great coffee at The Commons Chelsea! I always love to swing by when I am in the area for an excellent espresso. It is a small but well-curated location, and the staff is always super friendly and smiley.
Ettore Michelin - 8 months ago

Edit since I can't reply: I verified the prices for the meat and non-meat options before posting my review. They are $17.99 and $15.99, respectively. Leaving a mid-range review for mid-range service is, in my opinion, not "bashing". Given the owner's condescending response I think a 3-star is more than the business deserves. Original post: Below average breakfast burrito and bad coffee. The menu prices when ordering pickup through their preferred app are higher than what’s posted on-site, which I found dishonest.
Andres Galaviz - 4 months ago

Just had their BTL and wow 👌🏼 it was so good the spicy mayo was a perfect pair with the thick cut bacon. Will be back again
Agatha Hernandez - a week ago

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Stop. Put this spot on your list as a must-visit. This is one of my favorite bars in Manhattan. The drinks are on point, the staff is exceptional at everything and the vibe is super chill. The bouncer got us in quickly, we got our drinks in short order and when a table opened up, one of the servers actually came over to us to get us seated (even though we weren't technically waiting for a table!!!). There was a DJ there when we visited, who was excellent. It was busy but never got overcrowded. The cocktails were delicious. Can't wait to go back.
Reed Fabek - 2 months ago

I visited Bathtub Gin because a friend wanted to go. Without actively searching for a speakeasy, I wouldn't have expected a bar hidden behind the cafe. They actually serve coffee (though it was closed during my visit), and there was a guard at the entrance, who let us in. Stepping inside, it was a completely different experience from the cafe side. A clear 1920s vibe dominated the theme, and I even spotted an actual bathtub, which I assume is a nod to the prohibition era when alcohol was famously made in bathtubs. They did an excellent job of staying true to this time period, from the newspaper inspired menu and the coasters to even the bathroom, which I'll get to later. We ordered several drinks. While I don't recall what my friends had, I got the Gin Mill Gimlet, which was arguably the best one out of all the drinks (everyone agreed) and one I highly recommend. A lot of my friends, however, weren't fans of their choices; one was too spicy, another tasted too much like medicine, and another was overly syrupy. A significant concern arose when a friend who specifically ordered a mocktail version of the Don’t Take Wooden Nickels was mistakenly served the cocktail version. He started feeling the alcohol kick in, and fortunately he was okay, but it could have been genuinely dangerous for people with serious alcohol allergy. The bathroom was very clean, which was great. However, there was a restroom attendant working outside the stalls, keeping the bathroom tidy. While this was very much on brand for the 1920s speakeasy theme, I personally felt a bit uncomfortable and didn't like that aspect, though I did appreciate the cleanliness. Despite my friends' drink choices not being the best, and facing some issues with the service (specifically the mocktail mix up), I thoroughly enjoyed my Gin Mill Gimlet. I'd be interested in coming back to try other drinks aside from the ones my friends ordered. The food menu items also look appealing, so I may return to try those as well.
Won Ko - a month ago

Good speakeasy in NYC, security at the front and the hostess were very nice and welcoming. Live DJ playing on Saturday night was great, he definitely understood the mixed crowd and played the right tunes. Had the old fashioned and espresso martini, will highly recommend both. Food however was a different story, chicken sliders were dry/not fresh and shishito peppers were under cooked. Will return for the cocktails and tunes, not the food.
Sahil Bud - 2 months ago

We had an incredible experience here and appreciated Kayla, the bartender. Drinks are crafted with some serious love. The ambiance is 10/10. We loved our gin based drinks and the hummus.
Danielle C - 4 months ago

Delicious cocktail with intimate atmosphere. I was delighted to see the jazz performance. Great place for dates or hangouts.
Szu-Min Yu - a week ago

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Such a cute little bar!! The back area is such a vibe! Amazing happy hour and managment.. JOE is the best server ever!!! He needs a raise!!! So sweet and so accommodating! I was on 1% and he went out of his way to get me a charger and with the biggest smile ever!!! Will definitely be returning!
Gil Taylor - 2 weeks ago

Amazing bar! The vibe? Immaculate! The drinks? Amazing! Price? Cheap for New York!
Ida Engstrøm - in the last week

It is unbelievably loud. I heard Bad Romance by Lady Gaga 4 times while having drinks with a friend. It was a lot. Our server was lovely, the drinks were very strong and very cheap. Should this all sound like your vibe, it's very cute. NOT GOOD FOR A DATE!!!!
Daniel Eloy - a week ago

My favorite bar in the city. Good happy hour deals, but I always get one of the martinis anyway because it’s their specialty. The peanut butter espresso martini is incredible. And the curly fries are really good too. Many of the servers are very friendly. Be sure to make a reservation in advance if you have a large group of people.
Riley McDanal-Savel - 5 months ago

Super cute, comfy, and homey bar in the heart of the intersection of Chelsea and West Village. Super fair prices for Manhattan standards – in fact, they even have weekend happy hour! Love this spot, definitely will come back
German Dyson - 2 months ago

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La Nacional has amazing spanish tapas, offering generous portions throughout each appetizer and entree! The service was also great! The staff was very accommodating and checked on us continually throughout the night. We went for a friend’s bday and they sang along with us and made it very special. The drinks were definitely not that strong, although we got the pitcher so maybe that’s why. So I recommend getting individual drinks. Out of all the dishes we tried the chicken was DIVINE. It was so succulent. The paella was fine but not amazing. I did enjoy the squid though, which wasn’t rubbery or chewy but extremely fresh.
Zimmi Coker - 2 months ago

Overall rating: 4.6 Price: $14.15 w/ happy hour pricing (excluding tip) I went here a few years ago on a date and really loved the croquettes. I remember the polenta was just okay, but I wasn’t raving about it. What I loved were the croquettes that made me come back for more. Through out the years, the quality has decreased a tad but it’s still a favorite for a happy hour. I just learned recently that they have HH until 7pm and I was able to get a great deal! I got the mix but I think I liked the mushroom slightly more. The dip is sooo good and I definitely want to re-make at home. I also got the happy hour red sangria. It tasted like juice. Wish it had more oomph to it. Not sure if I’d get it again. It seems like a very local spot & definitely local owned. I recommend giving it a try but better off with a group of friends to sample versus going solo.
Olivia N - 4 months ago

We sat outside and it was super noisy from cars but indoors seemed like the vibe. The staff was friendly and very welcoming but the food was not up to par. The paella was okay, def not the best but the selection for veggie tapas was very slim.
Vicky Gonzales - 3 weeks ago

Phenomenal Spanish tapas restaurant! La Nacional has been one of my friend's favorite NYC restaurants for the last three years, and I can absolutely see why -- the food is incredible and relatively affordable (especially for Chelsea Market), and the vibes are immaculate. We came by for dinner on a Friday evening, and the place was absolutely bustling. Both floors were completely packed, but we thankfully had a reservation so were able to make it to our spot, a cute little two-top nestled in the corner of the second floor, with ease. We were seated right next to the curtain, which opens up to reveal a live band during the weekends -- our server made a great pitch for the live music, so we'll have to be back some other time to get the full experience. We split a few dishes, including the patatas bravas, croquettes, green mac and cheese, and seafood paella. The portions were massive, so this was more than enough food for the two of us, and could have easily fed a third person and/or been our lunch for the next day. The patatas bravas were super crispy, with a delightfully soft, fluffy interior, and they were served on a giant, boat-like platter that stretched across our entire table. The potatoes were dotted with dollops of two sauces, a slightly spicy and tangy red sauce and a lovely aioli. The same aioli was served with the croquettes, which were perfectly crispy and oozing with gooey, melted cheese. The green mac and cheese was similarly oozing with gooey, melted cheese, which coated the perfectly soft noodles alongside the various green veggies and herbs mixed into the sauce. The little cast iron skillet was then topped with another layer of melted and broiled cheese, and the entire dish was decadent, with a bit of a unique twist and hint of freshness from the herbs and veggies. The paella was, of course, phenomenal, as to be expected from any Spanish restaurant. The rice was super flavorful and had a slight bite, especially the slightly charred bits at the bottom of the pan. It was topped with a generous helping of assorted seafood, including mussels, squid, and shrimp. A small squeeze of lemon added a hint of brightness to the dish, making it the perfect centerpiece to the meal.
Sonya Hu - 8 months ago

I have actually been to this place twice and highly recommend it. The service is amazing. Everybody is so professional and so sweet. The food is excellent.
Jennifer Ngo - 2 months ago

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I came here for brunch because it was highly recommended. Service is good and the drinks were phenomenal. It's first come first served and even though my large party was late they were able to see us all together by the grace of gods. The food itself was just okay. The steak from the steak and eggs was basic. The chicken was really tasty from the chicken and waffles. The other dishes lacked some flavor which was a bit disappointing although they were good. I may return but mainly to try other dishes as this place was rated pretty highly by others.
Anthony Parris - in the last week

The flavors were impressive. The MAC & CHICHARRON was a real standout. It looked like a calorie bomb but tasted just as amazing. The little pieces of meat inside were tasty. They were a bit salty but paired really well with the macaroni. The pork skin added a satisfying crunch. The CAMARONES CIENFUEGOS was another highlight. The quinoa had a firmer texture than regular white rice, but it matched the seasoning of the dish really well. The portion balance between the dish and the quinoa was just right, making sure every bite was flavorful. The CHURRASCO was solid as well. The beef was a little dry, but the seasoning helped make up for it. As for the Mexican soda, it tasted pretty similar to regular soda. I ordered it just out of curiosity. If you are not particularly interested in trying something different, regular soda will do just fine. The restaurant had a lively, energetic vibe that made the experience even better. I would definitely come back.
Sixi Ma - 2 months ago

Such a great place the vibes are fantastic. This place is a great diner with so many options. Would highly recommend the oxtail empanada. The chicken and waffles was super interesting (the chicken is marinated in tea) but by the end was a bit too sweet (though the waffle was perfect). Same with the Cubano it was good but missing a bit of pickle forwardness. Would definitely go back to try more things because everything looked good and interesting.
Zoe Inbar - a month ago

The only highlight was the oxtail empanadas—they were genuinely delicious and packed with flavor even though one of the orders was missing the green sauce. Everything else was a disappointment. The skirt steak was overly fatty and unpleasant to eat, and the rice and beans that accompanied it were bland. The lomo saltado, which I was really looking forward to, lacked seasoning, it just didn’t deliver. On a positive note, the service was excellent. Still, great service can only do so much when the food doesn’t measure up. I wouldn’t come back—even if Rihanna recommended it.
Amrin Islam - 2 months ago

🌙✨ Late-night cravings? SOLVED. Coppelia, located at 207 W 14th St in NYC, is a 24-HOUR CUBAN DINER that absolutely slaps. No other way to describe it — this place is a certified banger. 🔥🇨🇺 Started off with their Oxtail Empanada and let me tell you… WOW. The sweet plantain dough? Magic. Braised oxtail melting inside, topped with crema, queso fresco, pico de gallo, and a little salsa verde action? Just chef’s kiss. 💥💚 Then came the Lomo Saltado — unbelievably tender, salty, slightly sweet, and available 24/7 (yes, seriously). Perfectly cooked beef meets lightly caramelized crunchy French fries, bone-dry rice, and that savory, stewed tomato sauce that hits every comfort button. 🥩🍅🍟 Coppelia is a Cuban diner with a big, beautiful bar and vibes for days. Whether it’s 2PM or 2AM, this spot should be in everyone’s NYC food rotation. 🚨 Go. There. Now. 🚨 #CoppeliaNYC #CubanFood #LomoSaltado #EmpanadaGoals #LateNightEats #NYCFoodie #24HourSpot
Eric Helferich - in the last week

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What a nostalgic place for afternoon tea! So cute! Met with friends for the afternoon and enjoyed the high tea service option. Everything was delicious and our waiter’s tea recommendation was spot on (pun intended lol)! We were seated outdoors since it was a nice day and I noticed quite a few other patrons dining alone which was nice to see. I’d definitely recommend if you’d like to meet with a friend or just have a simple date alone to catch up on some reading. So cute!
Mitsy D. - 3 weeks ago

This is my older daughter's go to when it's her birthday. She adores Tea & Sympathy. We love the food and of course the QUEEN. Friendly and polite service. Food is always the bees knees good and we will always come back. Thank-you so much!!!
Candy Kempsey - a month ago

My sister and I are NYC writers and we held a meeting with a local Native American woman who we met through the American Indian Community House. This was the absolute best place we could have chosen. We ordered the high tea for 3, and we tried their lemonade & elderberry drinks. I think the tower of finger foods were delicious and great value compared to other high tea options in NYC. This location is cozy, quiet enough to have a great conversation, and the service is excellent. Every member of staff was lovely and created the perfect environment for our meeting.
Lulu - a month ago

Great food in a cozy location. We traveled from Brooklyn to try it out. We ordered the Tea for One (it's plenty for 2 to share actually), the Curry Coronation Chicken, and a Chicken & Vegetable pot pie. The food was not photogenic, but no complaints at all. We all enjoyed our "English" afternoon tea and agreed to come back in the near future. The location was quite easy to find, just a few minutes from the Subway. One downside is that the place is extremely small. Even my 14 year-old daughter (quite small for her age) had trouble getting comfortable sitting at the table.
Fala Li - a month ago

The best sandwiches I’ve ever had at a British tea restaurant. 11/10 food. The dessert brings my tongue into a blissful state. Friendly staff. I appreciate that they don’t go up to the table every 5 seconds like lots of restaurants do. They allow you to sit peacefully to yourself without filling up your cup with water without your permission. A relaxing aesthetically pleasing atmosphere and the decor is stunning
Ketura St. Fleurose - 4 months ago

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