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

Old Homestead Steakhouse – 40-Day Dry-Aged Rib Steak for Two Had a genuinely great experience at Old Homestead Steakhouse. We ordered the 40‑day dry‑aged rib steak for two, medium rare, and it was cooked absolutely perfectly. The beef itself was so flavorful and tender that we didn’t feel the need for any extra sauces or seasoning – it really stood on its own. For sides, we tried the hash brown with egg, which was something different and a fun, satisfying twist compared to the usual steakhouse sides. The salad was fresh and well done, a nice balance to the richness of the steak. Overall, it was a fantastic meal and a very enjoyable experience – I’d happily come back for that rib steak again.
Raymond Tsang - 4 months ago

My husband and I went to dinner here on Sunday night and had the absolute best time. Our server, George was so kind and knowledgeable. He made us feel right at home. The food was fabulous, service impeccable, will absolutely come back when we are in town next time.
Della Tipton - 6 months ago

I went fully expecting to order their special Thanksgiving dinner menu but when offered the full menu I decided to forego tradition this year. The mozzarella di bufala and tomato salad made a perfect start, and the bacon-wrapped filet did not disappoint. The 20oz burger and prime rib were equally enjoyed by others at the table.
David Martin - 6 months ago

If you are looking for a classic historic steakhouse, this is it. Funfact: this place started the doggybag aka take home bags. Every steakhouse i go to i always order a French onion soup. I love how there was on a pureed level and it was perfect! The steakhouse on the other hand, if I had room I my belly for one more i would of ate another one. Juicy, a nice wood smoke taste and perfect seasoned! Oh forgot to mention, hashbrowns with the fried egg on top, a must if your craving a steak and eggs kinda vibe.
joanna ioanna - 7 months ago

Food was delicious, service was outstanding from the second we walked in. Random but…Bathroom was nice and clean too. Enjoyed it very much and would love to go back. Highly recommend!
Linda Baezcardona - 3 months ago

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ZZ's was one of the most fun dinners we've had in NYC in a long time. The energy hits you the moment you walk in. From the warm welcome by the staff to the owner making the rounds, it feels less like a restaurant and more like being invited to a very cool friend's dinner party—one where everyone genuinely wants you to have a great time. The food absolutely delivers. The flavors are bold, vibrant, and memorable across the board, and the cocktails are playful, creative, and delicious. Our server, Emmet, was a rockstar, somehow keeping a party of 13 demanding (but polite!) Persians happy and well-fed all night without missing a beat. The service was phenomenal—attentive, friendly, and effortlessly professional. There were so many highlights, but the eggplant steak was a revelation. It redefines what an eggplant dish can be: smoky, substantial, beautifully textured, and finished with just the right amount of heat. The ceviche may have been my favorite dish of the night—super fresh fish, layers of flavor, a perfect kick of spice, and a green sauce I'll probably still be thinking about for months. The overnight lamb was another standout and a hit at the table. The appetizers, especially the crazy baba and fried artichokes w/ an incredible aioli, disappeared almost instantly. What makes ZZ's special isn't just the food—it's the combination of great hospitality, infectious energy, and genuinely exciting cooking. Our group had all kinds of preferences, and everyone left happy. That's not easy to pull off. We loved discovering this place and can't wait to come back. Thanks for a truly memorable meal.
Naz - a month ago

Wow! One of the best mediterranian I had in a while. We were a party of 3, walked in without reservation and had to sit at the bar. Not too bad tho. We ordered bone marrow, chicken shawarma and overnight lambs. All tasted great, 2 main dishes can be shared for 3 people I think. Solid service and ambiance was nice. I love their twist on the free mint cucumber water!
SheNa - 3 months ago

I came into Zizi‘s bar at 4 PM on a Monday. The second I walked and I felt so welcomed the study of this place is so beautiful it makes you feel so comfortable. The music is so good in terms of and not being too loud or too quiet. It just feels right. The bartender that I met was Maria and she made the drink so well they have a great happy hour menu. I got the lychee martini and the martini Mela phone. The owner was also there he was super accommodating and gave me two shots on the house I could not be more grateful. I’m telling you right now. I’ve been in the city my whole life. If you do not check this place out you’ll regret go check it out. The drinks are great atmosphere is amazing yourself a favor and go check it out.
Anas Khan - 2 months ago

Nice little spot with pretty good food. Went with a large group and very accommodating- was able to go with large party at later hour which was nice. Staff was amazing and good size location. We enjoyed various Mediterranean dishes that were goo quality such as feta, dips, cauliflower, and lamb bites. Overall really solid spot with good service and food
Michele Guttermuth - 2 months ago

Second time here and everything was amazing. We came here for brunch and had: halloumi, hummus (so good), babagsnush (could have done without) grilled cheese (a little too salty), shakshuka, the TLV breakfast and tiramisu. Everyone loved their dishes. Will return when in the neighborhood.
Fayanne Betan - 5 months ago

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One of the restaurant options in the area offering many kinds of dishes. Food was good in general yet certain staff were inpatient even it was not a busy time. 💚💛Green eggs and ham was surprisingly good! The pesto flavor went so well with the eggs. Ham was fine. Blueberry lemon pancakes were kinda a classic. Like the ricotta part yet the pancake itself was slightly dry.
Julia H - a month ago

It had been a while since I came by Cafeteria for a bite. Originally, it was for the late night after the bar inebriated meal, this time it was for an adult meal and dinner. I came by with no reservation and thankfully was able to get seated after a few minutes. After being seated, my friend and I got right into it. Neither of us were that hungry so we kept it pretty light with mostly starters and drinks. Ordered the espresso martini to kickstart the evening as well as the deviled eggs, mac and cheese sampler trio, brussel sprouts, calamari and Cobb salad. All were delicious, especially the deviled eggs and mac and cheese sampler. The place was pretty busy that night and almost every table was taken which was a surprise for me as the day before when I checked it seemed to be fully available. Guess you never know what to expect in New York City. This definitely gave it that lively New York energy I recalled. The only thing that could’ve been better was our server. Feel like he barely came by or was present for the meal.
Stinson Parks III - 3 months ago

Had such an amazing experience at the cafeteria restaurant with my book club today 🤍 From the moment we walked in, the environment was welcoming, cozy, and just overall a great vibe — especially on a cold, rainy day. The staff truly made the entire visit stand out. The manager was incredible — so friendly and attentive, making sure we were comfortable while we waited for our table, which honestly made such a difference. Once seated, everything flowed perfectly. Our food came out quickly and was absolutely delicious, and the drinks were just as good. You can really tell when a place takes pride in both their food and service. And I have to shout out our server, Dylan LL he was so much fun, attentive, and genuinely made the whole experience even better. He did such a great job with our table and really made our visit memorable. I will definitely be coming back and highly recommend 🤍
Stephanie Gutierrez - 3 months ago

My friend and I stopped by for a lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We were seated outside very quickly. Service was great! Our waiter (Dyllan V.) was so sweet, patient, and stylish! We had great conversation with him and our food honestly came pretty quick for nyc. Food was great, we ateeeeee it up! Great place to go if you’re in the area.
Elizabeth Zhang - a month ago

I had a wonderful brunch at Cafeteria. We lucked out with parking right in front of the restaurant and were seated right away. The food was excellent. The Crispy Rock Shrimp was the highlight of the meal and one of the best versions I have ever had. We also ordered the Truffled Eggs, the Eggs Benedict, the Rude Margarita, and the Blood Orange Margarita. Everything was fresh and full of flavor. Service started off a little uneven because our first server was not the friendliest, but thankfully Gino took over and completely changed the experience. He was warm, attentive, and very kind. His service really made the visit memorable. Overall this was a great brunch and I would definitely return the next time I am in New York.
Lisa Gomes - 7 months ago

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Came for the famous burrito, it was good, loved the tater tots inside and fluffy eggs, felt like it needed some more flavor and maybe needs some toasting. Having said that, it’s a really cute place with some outdoor seating and very nice and friendly service!
Romy Engel - 7 months ago

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 - a year ago

Was recommended the breakfast burrito but I was left disappointed. The avocado could have used more salt + acid, and it was all lumped in the center, good quantity though. I think there was only like 2 slices of bacon and 3 tater tots in it. The burrito could have been toasted / griddled IMO for the price ($15.5). It is nice that the default price doesn't include meat though.
maachinima maachinima - a year 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 - a year 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 - a year ago

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A true speakeasy experience. We just went for a after-dinner drink but would love to go back for the entertainment. The vibe is retro and the service attentive. It wasn't very crowded when we arrived but I could imagine the small space might get overwhelmed later in the evening. Drinks were tasty, especially the BTG espresso martini.
Angela Serio - 4 months ago

Bathtub Gin was hands down the highlight of our entire NYC trip and honestly one of the most magical nights we have ever had! The burlesque performance left us absolutely mesmerized. Jaw-dropping talent, incredible energy, and pure entertainment from start to finish. We were completely swept away! The cocktails were phenomenal. The Drop a Dime Collins and Don’t Take Wooden Nickels were so beautifully crafted that every sip felt like a little celebration. And the Swiss Chard and Feta Pies? Oh my goodness, delicious doesn’t even cover it. We were fighting over the last piece! A huge shoutout to our server Enrique who was warm, attentive, and genuinely made us feel so welcome all night. He made a perfect night even more perfect. If you are visiting NYC and skip Bathtub Gin, you are truly missing out. This place has soul, charm, incredible drinks, and an atmosphere that transports you to another world. We will absolutely be back and we are already talking about it days later. Do yourself a favor and just go!
Sumit Srivastava - 3 weeks ago

Popped in for a drink as the name caught my eye. Ambiance wise its a tight spot that gets loud so if you're looking for something more relaxing, or intimate I would not recommend this spot. Their drinks are okay, but they do have a nice selection of gin, however I would of hoped to have more of a variety in their cocktail menu that extended well into their very diverse gin menu. They do have a mandatory coat check, which I think its a good call considering it gets crowded. Overall the decor was nice, but unfortunately was not a huge fan of the spot as it felt it was more emphasized in the decor rather than the cocktail experience as a whole.
Kevin Torres - 4 months ago

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 - 12 months ago

A truly special hidden gem! We stopped by Bathtub Gin before heading to a comedy show, and it couldn’t have been a better choice. From the moment you step through the secret entrance through the coffee shop, you’re transported into a warm, dimly lit space with vintage charm and great energy. We shared a few cocktails, their Charcuterie Board, and the standout Kimchi Croquettes. Perfectly crisp on the outside, with a fried kimchi emulsion and house miso sauce that was chef’s kiss. Every bite was packed with flavor. The co-ed bathrooms and shared sinks add to the unique vibe, and the space itself is both spacious and intimate, making it ideal for a relaxed pre-show meal or late-night drinks. If you love speakeasies, great cocktails, and inventive bites, this is a must-visit spot next time you’re in the city. Highly recommend!
Kevin Corey - 8 months ago

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This place has a special place in my heart. Ive been a frequent visitor ever since 2013. Back then Alexis was a bartender there, now she manages the place. And she, hands down, gets at least half the credit of the charm and welcoming cozy atmosphere that lures me in every time. It's a bar, simple, yet quarky, love the backroom with couches and paintings constantly being rotated. Except for one - the last supper with the iconic ppl - the trademark of the place. 😁
Albert M - a month ago

I've come here twice now and it's a pretty reliable spot for a night out in the West village! The inside of this bar is a bit small but there are plenty of booths for you to sit with friends, and the service here is quick and friendly. I've gotten both their drinks and food and both were pretty decent. The drinks were on the stronger side, and they have a good variety of cocktails and good drink deals. Their food was also solid and enjoyable with friends. Great spot if you're looking for something open late on a weekday!
Mia Huynh - 4 months ago

Hands down, this is my go-to bar in the city. The happy hour specials are solid, but I usually skip straight to their martinis since that’s where they truly shine. The peanut butter espresso martini is next-level and worth coming back for on its own. Add a plate of crispy curly fries and you’re set for a perfect night. The staff is warm, welcoming, and genuinely attentive, which makes the experience even better. It’s a popular spot, especially with groups, so planning ahead is smart, definitely book a reservation if you’re coming with a crowd. This place never disappoints and always delivers great vibes, great drinks, and great service.
Michael K. Donaldson - 5 months ago

This was my very first time ever knowing about this bar I decided to randomly search up stuff in my area for a little get together with my friends after work and I was utterly impressed. It is super cute dark and that art is amazing. The food was great. The drinks were excellent, and the service was perfection. Definitely going to be coming back here again.
Joseph Berrios - 8 months ago

One of my jobs frequent after work spots. We all love to come by and enjoy some drinks there. Aside from it being the best after work spots. We absolutely enjoy the staff. From the servers to the bartenders. One of the most notable ones that I get to see during my usual visits in the weekends is Saraphina. She is lovely and professional at the same time. The usuals love to see her behind the bar for her friendly and hospitable approach. Thanks for having the CW staff all the time!
Diego Avila - a month ago

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Great experience here, close to two major subway lines nestled in a great location. Cozy and welcoming interior with attention to detail created a nice ambiance. Friendly hostess, was able to sit us near the end of happy hr. Waitress was very friendly and attentive to our needs- she even let us order a second round of drinks before our first round arrived (since happy hr was ending). This type of hospitality is much appreciated. My friend ordered the olives, pan de tomate with jamon, tortilla de patata and mixed croquettes. I ordered the croquettes and empanadas which were filled with spinach and cheese. I was absolutely blown away by the presentation and flavors infused into each dish! Incredible value for the quality we received. I had the Rosalita drink which was tasty and the red sangria which came as a very nice portion. Highly recommended! Very authentic and friendly. Indoor and outdoor seating was available (mid October was my visit).
Hak Bén - 8 months ago

Upon early arrival, we were seated at the communal table. I ordered Vermut and olives . The olives were some of the tastiest olives I've had. Appetizers were Pan con Tomato and Serrano ham croquettes. The flavors were outstanding. We shared a seafood paella which was both tasty and authenticity presented. Our dessert was a beautifully presented light and not to sweet. To wrap up the dinner, I ordered two double espresso which were good. The service was friendly, professional and efficient. The atmosphere was electric. You could feel the energy. Reminded me of the Tapas bar in Barcelona. It was noisy because the place was packed. If you want great tasting and authentic Spanish food , highly recommend this restaurant.
Jorge Gomez - 3 months ago

I really loved the food here. The jamon Iberico was perfectly fatty, the anchovies were plated really nice and tasty, the patatas bravas were an instant classic. I also loved the empanadas with how juicy, crispy, and large they were. The paella also was the right amount for 3 people with a small - the rice wasn’t overly crispy which I find to be the case with most other paella.
Sameet Sapra - 8 months ago

I don't go here often enough. It's always a good time. From the delicious food and tasty affordable cocktails, the fantastic service and the lively atmosphere, it truly is a pleasure to eat at this lovely establishment. You should definitely go!!
Arlene James - a month ago

Food was absolutely delicious - we ordered the seafood paella, croquettes, patatas bravas, empanadas, the grilled octopus, flan and churros. Everything was amazing and we enjoyed everything. Services was also great and they gave a complimentary dessert since we were celebrating a birthday. Would totally come back!
Teresa Nguyen - 3 months ago

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Rating: 9.5/10 Date Last Visited: 1/25/2026 We ordered the Lomo Saltado ($30), Shrimp and Grits ($28), Mofongo Con Constilla ($30), Churrasco ($29), Steak Frites ($32), Ceviche ($17), and Dulce De Leche Pancakes ($17). Almost every dish was amazing, but the lomo saltado is the star of the show. The combination of the beef short rib, onions, tomato, and fries along with the sauces is perfect. The beef is extremely tender and the dish is super flavorful. It’s worth going to Coppelia just to eat the lomo. For brunch, the shrimp and grits is really solid too, but a bit pricey for just four shrimps. The pancake was amazing too. For the dinner entrees, the churrasco and steak frites are also really good. Coppelia does a good job on all their dishes and I’m a huge pan. Overall, I would 100% recommend this place.
Andy Liu - 6 months ago

This restaurant is located in a very touristy area and is advertised as a Cuban restaurant. While they do serve traditional Cuban dishes, the menu also seems influenced by other Latin cuisines, giving it more of a fusion feel. They did a very good job with the ropa vieja dish. The coffee was good as well, although the dessert selection was somewhat limited. Prices were reasonable and not overly expensive. The restaurant is open 24 hours, and even around midnight there were still many patrons, which created a lively and energetic atmosphere. Overall, I enjoyed the experience and will return again.
Tony Mendoza - 2 months ago

Wet summer night in the city. Late night hunger pangs are a persistent pain in my patootie!!! But, unlike my other trips to the big apple, i am not staying near my usual haunt... Times Square The meatpacking district is quiet. Cobbled stone street leads me away thru solitude and shadow. This is not the city I recognize... must find energy and excitement!!!! The Coppelia, jauntily sitting on the corner of kitsch and charisma. Music spilling through the front door. Lights hinting at mischief and merriment. I sit at the bar and get a friendly keeper instantly. A G&T is on its way in a tall glass. A bottle of water and a half pour placed within reach. "Whats good", I ask "Everything" "Ox tail empanada then" I suck on Hendricks as I peruse the menu. This place is open 7x24 - so u get breakfast, soup, sandwiches, arepas, mains, enchiladas... everything latin and yes a cubano... I glance around the long space... about half full.. bot not sleepy. People come here and greet each other warmly... politics being discussed behind. Futbol in the cirner booth. I struggle for the feel... and then it hits me. COMMUNITY!!!! Thats the vibe... u dont have to know people to belong here... u just gotta flow with what the place is dealing... My empanada is divine... the sweetness of plantain, the briskness of the cheese, the deep deep taste of the beef. Ropa Vieja is what I choose for the main... with a side if the spiciest condiment you have please. 15 minutes later arrives this no frills plate of deliciousness!!! Black beans and rice accompany the beef stew. It has that bite from the vinegar that is a must for all good ropa vieja. This has to have been cooling all day. I eat every last bite. This mountain of a man stands next to me at the bar getting some change abd notices me shoveling this plate into my mouth "Good, eh" I nod " I eat that at least once a week" "That is your great good luck" I offer back He moves on Community If you want a lively vibe in a quiet neighborhood, where the food matches the warmth and depth of familiar comfort and camaraderie. Make your way to the Coppelia.
Vinay Mehta - 3 weeks ago

Had a gift certificate so decided to try brunch here. Sat at the bar easily on a Sunday morning around 10am, no wait. Food is fine - could be hotter. Had to flag waiter down a few times for more coffee and check. Definitely some character customers in here since they are open 24 hours (people ending their night here - still drunk). Not blown away, don’t think I’ll come back.
Kristina I - 5 months ago

While I visited the restaurant a few years ago, it wasn't until a few weeks ago that I gave it another go...it is my new favorite go to spot! The staff is welcoming and have become quick friends. The music is great. Highly recommend sitting at the bar (or table). The place is very LGBT welcoming. The food is so tasty - with great portions. Love the steak and eggs (their breakfast is served all day), iced tea, red sangria, espresso martini, and their play on eggs Benedict. Love that you can see into the kitche where everything is being cooked! Perfect place if you want an easy, casual hang out place...you can hear the laughter throughout the entire space. They are also open 24/7. Highly recommend.
Kyle Brill - 4 months ago

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This place is an absolute hidden gem! Staff are fantastic, food is pure earthy goodness, and while the spot is somewhat in need or a refurb, its remarkable charm cannot be denied. If you want delicious comfort food, with an authentic British vibe — this is it. We go as often as we can… they take walk-ins but it’s a small place so it fills up easily. Consider making a reservation if you’re taking out of towners or it’s a special occasion.
Logan L - a month ago

Tea & Sympathy in New York City is a absolute gem for anyone who loves authentic British charm. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with warmth and a cozy atmosphere that feels like a little piece of England tucked away in the city. The service is impressively fast! Despite being a small and intimate spot, it adds to the charm and makes the experience feel personal and special. The food is okay, offers a classic British comfort dishes if you are wanting a taste of Britian. Whether you go for their fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, or afternoon tea, everything is British inspired. The variety of teas is another highlight, with countless options to choose from, each offering a distinct aroma and taste that pairs wonderfully with the menu. Located in a convenient and lively part of the city, Tea & Sympathy is easy to get to and well worth the visit. Because of its small seating size (inside) and popularity, I highly recommend making a reservation to guarantee a spot. Overall, it’s the perfect place for a relaxing meal, a cup of tea, and a taste of true British hospitality.
Mig Arias - 8 months ago

I had afternoon tea and it was absolutely fantastic. The tea was delicious and the treats very filling. The savory sandwiches were wonderful, as were the sweet treats. The restaurant was the perfect cozy spot on a rainy winter day, though very small. Great way to start my trip to NYC!
Lauren - 6 months ago

I moved to NYC in 1995, from the United Kingdom, good ol’ blighty. Terribly homesick at first for my friends and family, my friend suggested going to Tea & Sympathy and we then became regulars for Sunday lunch (a roast dinner of course or a cream tea!). We often spotted celebrities there. Rupert Everett was there many weekends (when he was much younger like we all were) and his dog fell asleep on my foot. It was such a fun place to hang out, always bustling and hard to get a table though. Nicky built a homage to vintage Britain, with fun old fashioned china, teapots, shelves of shabby chic nostalgic ephemera like old Royal Wedding cups, thimbles and keepsakes. It’s a delight for both your eyeballs and stomach. A few years ago I took one of my kids, we went to the village to attend a service in honor of Queen Elizabeth II’s death. I knew we’d need to finish that day with Tea & Sympathy. Much to my surprise it hadn’t changed much, and Nicky is still working her tail off! Goes to show the work ethic on that lady! She could have retired years ago… clearly she loves it so much. It’s a charming place to visit in the heart of Greenwich village.
Sara Louise Petty - 9 months ago

It’s a small place, and all about its rules, to the point when Three of us sat down at the only table available, they threatened if a fourth shows up he won’t be able to sit down. Now this is a shame to start your meal in this way especially as the steak pies were delicious, and even had an English, London Pride beer.
Graham Short - 2 months ago

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It had been a while since I had the pleasure of experiencing Westville. The last place I lived at had one in the lobby and it quickly became one of my go-to’s for its healthy, delicious food and when I’d go in person, amazing and friendly service. I went back again to this location after marching in the NYC Pride Parade last weekend and was automatically reminded what makes this place special. They have people who seem to very much enjoy working there, and a fun, laid back vibe.
Stinson Parks III - 2 weeks ago

Exceptional Dining at Westville Chelsea ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Westville Chelsea continues to be a standout gem in the neighborhood, delivering a dining experience that perfectly balances a relaxed atmosphere with high-quality, market-fresh ingredients, healthy made delicious ! From the moment you walk in, the energy is infectious; the hostess and bar staff are incredibly welcoming, and the vibrant servers ensure that every need is met with a genuine smile and efficiency. The menu is a masterclass in elevated comfort food. We started with the Cheeseburger, which was cooked to a perfect, juicy medium and served on a fresh bun that held up beautifully to the toppings. It’s a classic done right. For the main, the Parmesan Crusted Chicken Breast was a highlight—the breading was crisp and savory, providing a wonderful texture contrast to the tender chicken. The sides at Westville are legendary for a reason. The Red Beets with Goat Cheese offered a bright, earthy sweetness that paired perfectly with the creamy tang of the cheese. To round it all out, the Garlic Mashed Potatoes were smooth, buttery, and packed with just the right amount of roasted garlic punch. Whether you are stopping by for their creative cocktails and drinks or a full sit-down dinner, the consistency here is remarkable. It is clear the kitchen cares deeply about the "fresh" philosophy. If you are looking for a reliable, delicious, and lively spot in Chelsea, this is it. I’ll definitely be back soon!
Eli Brown - 3 months ago

Great varied menu with plenty of options. My friends were really happy with their vegetarian and vegan dishes, but unfortunately, I chose the Carnitas Bowl. The rice was very dry and the pork was tasteless - honestly, the dish alone would have earned a lower rating. I’d come back to try something else since my friends enjoyed theirs, but I’ll definitely skip the carnitas next time.
Vincent M. - 6 months ago

Scrumptious! Beets w goat cheese and walnuts, Brussels, yucca fries, and a melt in your mouth grilled cheese:) Service was terrific. I thought the lovely server was the owner. She said she loves working there, and you can tell! It’s a very kind, welcoming, and relaxing experience. 💐
Katie Willman-Wright - a month ago

We went to this spot for brunch since it’s close to our office and had good reviews. To be honest, the food was fine—nothing bad, but nothing particularly memorable either. What really impacted my impression was the overall vibe. The space felt outdated, a bit cold, and there was an off smell that day, which didn’t help. The menu focused on healthy options, which is great in theory, but it felt a bit too limited—I found myself wishing for a few more choices. Pricing was around $20–25 for a main dish, which is pretty standard, but felt a bit steep for a casual weekday lunch. At this point, I don’t see myself going back, and I’d rather explore other spots nearby. That said, if you haven’t been, it might still be worth checking out—just go in with low expectations.
Ivanna Kaleniuk - a year ago

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