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Great bar atmosphere. VERY LOUD!!! Food was awesome. Wife had the Fish and Chips, daughter just had the chicken strip app, and I wanted to try something.....Irish.....so of course Shepherds Pie! Never had it before but it was the best. Great seasoning and potatoes fluffy and browned ever so slightly on top!
Miranda Davis - 2 weeks ago

What a fun experience. We haven't found this place by accident and figuring give it a try and it was amazing. The appetizers the shepherd's pie and chicken were perfectly cooked and very hearty. Definitely worth going back again.
Greg Brown - 4 weeks ago

A darling Irish tavern in the heart of the theater district. Lunch was outside in the comfortable rooftop dining area which was inviting, airy and spacious. We had a crisp salad with jumbo shrimp and a nicely done chicken sandwich platter. The waitstaff was friendly, professional and attentive to every need, including providing ice for an earlier foot mishap. Connolly's made our NYC visit all the more enjoyable!
La B - a month ago

Fantastic bar , food was amazing, great service and the staff really welcoming.. brilliant range of beers even sell a classic from the 80s /90s which you can't get in the UK anymore
Paul Mayer - a month ago

Our favourite bar during our entire stay. We visited every day after our first visit was so great, and it became our local! The food was delicious and the service impeccable. Special shout out to Darren the legend. He made us feel so welcome every visit, especially with how busy this bar is and he remembered us and our drinks order and even the football team my parter supported so the bar felt very homely. Would 10/10 recommend. Get yourselves to Connolly’s guys. Will be back next year
Leah Lewis - 6 months ago

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Gluten Free/Celiac was a breeze here. Gabby, our server, was absolutely lovely and took great care of us. She assured me that my food was safe and she even double checked. Food was amazing. Atmosphere was so relaxing and enjoyable. If you are in Times Square……you gotta eat here!
Jennifer Kucharik - 7 months ago

Wonderful spot. We ate on a Saturday night. No reservation. We were promptly seated on the 2nd level. The sushi was delicious. Great manhattan was enjoyed as well. The kids loved the dumplings. Right at Times Square.
Adam B. Lawler - a month ago

From the moment I walked in Blue Fin created the most welcoming atmosphere. The ambiance is beautiful, service is excellent and food is delectable! I ordered the Caterpillar Sushi Roll recommended by John Hall. He was an amazing! Thank you for the recommendation exceptional experience!
Ashley Trask - 4 months ago

The service was excellent. Brendan was quick, friendly, and professional. The sea bass was very good. The scallops and pork belly had as a a side what I am told is the best corn my dining companion has had in his life. The scallops were not flavorful but the pork belly was recommended. Great oysters. I recommend the tiger shrimp dumplings. The lobster bisque had chunks of lobster, and was well flavored.
L Jean Camp - 6 months ago

My wife and I came here for Valentine’s Day dinner with a group of five, and unfortunately our experience started off very poorly due to how we were greeted and seated. When we arrived, a couple of the opposite race was immediately greeted and escorted upstairs for their Valentine’s Day dinner. Meanwhile, my group was directed downstairs and seated by the bar. We were told that was the only seating available at the moment and that they would need to speak with management to see if we were even allowed to sit upstairs because the restaurant was “packed.” Out of curiosity and concern, we walked upstairs ourselves to see the situation, and what we found did not align with what we were told. The upstairs dining area was mostly empty, with only about two or three parties seated throughout the entire space. There was clearly ample seating available, so there should not have been any issue accommodating us upstairs, especially considering we had made plans for Valentine’s Day and drove over three hours to dine here. To be clear, our server was wonderful—attentive, professional, and pleasant. Our issue was not with the service staff, but specifically with the greeters and management at the front door. Their handling of the situation immediately made us feel uncomfortable and unwelcome before we could even begin to enjoy our evening. We spent over $500 at what is supposed to be a high-end restaurant, and to be treated this way was extremely disappointing and unacceptable. If it had not been Valentine’s Day and such a special occasion, we likely would have left. Management needs to contact us directly to address this situation, because this experience did not reflect the level of professionalism or hospitality expected from an establishment of this caliber. Food was good but we drove 3 hours from Washington DC and this was not fair to us. I will revise this review after speaking to management.
Eli G - 5 months ago

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We came here for my wife's birthday and had a great overall experience. We had reservations, arrived a little early, and were seated in less than a minute. My wife ordered the 3 oz A5 Wagyu, and she said it was excellent. I had the lamb chops, which were cooked perfectly and were one of the highlights of the meal. The lobster mac and cheese was delicious, and the creamy spinach was honestly the best we've ever had. The VIP cocktail was also outstanding and is something I would highly recommend. The bread was decent, and the crab cake was good, but for $29, I thought the portion was quite small. The only dish we didn't enjoy was the lobster bisque. It had a tangy flavor that wasn't to our liking. My only other critique is that the food came out extremely fast. We never felt rushed by the staff, but every course arrived almost immediately after the previous one. For a high-end dining experience, I would have preferred a little more time between courses to enjoy the meal and atmosphere. Overall, everything was very good, and despite those minor criticisms, I would definitely come back.
Ryan Jag - 3 weeks ago

This experience was simply fantastic. It’s a beautiful restaurant and the staff were very attentive and helpful in making our time memorable. We made reservations so for us there was no wait! I recommend making reservations since this place gets packed! The food. Oh my gosh. So good! I got the Surf & Turf Filet Trio which is the Filet Medallions Topped With Mini Crab Cake, Half Lobster Tail, Jumbo Shrimp. It was so delicious and worth the price, I know it says filet medallions with the s so plural but for some reason I thought it was just one filet, so it was a lovely surprise to see that there were three filet medallions! The whole meal was delicious and enjoyable. The lobster macaroni and cheese was simply divine, I can’t eat fish due to allergies but I can eat shellfish so my waiter ensured me there was no fish by product in the dish. It was lovely and I truly enjoyed my time. I highly recommend this place!
Zoe Biddle - a month ago

We frequent here for all major celebrations because the steak is unbeatable and the atmosphere is nice. Highly recommend: Porterhouse Ribeye Tuna tartare Mashed potatoes Fried Calamari (off menu app) Shoutout to Sanem the best waitress we have had while at Del Frisco. I’m mainly writing this review to mention her exemplary service.
Susan N. - 5 months ago

Booked this restaurant for my birthday dinner before a Broadway show. We were greeted immediately by the Hosts. They wished me happy birthday and were very kind. We were sat at a half circle table that overlooked the street & Radio City. Daniel was our server. I was really hoping they were able to make a Pina Colada as it’s our favorite mixed drinks. They stated they weren’t. Offered the margaritas that were on special but unfortunately I didn’t like tequila. I would have liked some other rum based recommendations. Ended up getting Coke instead. I didn’t really appreciate some of the remarks our server made. He made a brother joke toward my husband thinking we were brother and sister. It didn’t sit well with me. We ordered steaks while my parents split one. As we were ordering, I ordered a side and my husband told him his meal and then the server didn’t ask him about a side. Just kind of skipped over him. Knowing now how big the sides are, that would make sense to share it. We didn’t know how big the sides were and an explanation on how the sides are shareable would have been helpful. Steaks were cooked very well and sides tasted great! Rolls were amazing! They also brought out a cube of cheesecake that tasted really good. I wouldn’t probably come back due to service.
Shyanne Martin - 2 months ago

Cathy , the manager could be the best manager I’ve interacted with! The server was fantastic and I wish I could remember her name because she did her job very well(and was gorgeous by the way) The food was spectacular and had some of the greatest flavors!!!! YOU WILL NEVER , EVER, BE DISAPPOINTED AT DELFRISCOS!!!! 5 stars forever!!!!!! I’m going to have a special private party here soon! On the 2nd level “back room” because this place is GREAT!!!!
Thomas P Doyle - 2 months ago

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Pretty fun and chill vibes, can't belive I've never been here before! got here before 6pm on a weekday night and waited in line for about 20 minutes, it's easier to get seats for 2 but fine with groups of 4 as well (party of 6 might have longer wait time), the waiters and waitresses will take turns singing which is cool, it's fun seeing the same person taking your orders all of a sudden singing on stage and they were all really good! Food was decent and pricing is average/normal and not overly priced (reasonable in times square), they'll bring a tip bucket around midway to collect tips, and then at the end you'll get 20% tip added to your bill. We spent around $50+ a person. Overall I'd recommend checking the place out if you haven't been there.
Rita L - a month ago

A unique dining experience must try. We came here for our daughter’s birthday. You have to wait in line as no reservations so be prepared to stand in line, we waited about 1.5 hrs to get table. You walk into servers serving food and singing songs from broadway plays as well as other songs. It is a lively fun experience while you enjoy your meal. The food was good with vegetarian options. We especially loved the nachos. The drinks were good as well nothing exceptional but still good. Our daughter enjoyed hearing all the Broadway songs and the servers did a fanatic job.
Mohsin Syed - 4 months ago

The Stardust Diner was an absolute blast — truly one of those New York experiences you can’t fully understand until you’re sitting there in the middle of it. I’ve honestly never seen anything like it. From the moment you walk in, the energy is electric. Talented performers are singing their hearts out while serving food, and somehow it all works — no gimmicks, just real skill, joy, and commitment. It’s fun, it’s theatrical, and it feels unmistakably NYC. Huge shout-out to Nicole, who gave us fantastic service and delivered a beautiful ballad that stopped grabbed everyone's attention. That kind of talent paired with genuine hospitality is something special. The food hits the spot, the vibe is nonstop, and the experience is unforgettable. This isn’t just a meal — it’s entertainment, nostalgia, and celebration rolled into one. If you’re in New York and want something joyful, loud, and uniquely memorable, Ellen’s Stardust Diner is a must.
Eric Hollaway (thatbassvoice) - 2 months ago

We went on a weekday and got there at 10 o’clock in the morning. There was a line, but it was a fast Paced line. We managed to get in within 10 minutes of being on the line. Once inside, you’ll see decorations everywhere. Well, it’s a small place. It does have two floor floors and they have used every inch of the two floor floors. Service was phenomenal, as they came around several times ensuring we were good. The singing from the servers was spectacular. The food was really good but honestly, nothing out of this world. I got avocado toast with a runny egg on top and delicious salad. My Son got a s’mores milkshake which had a very good taste. While it was thick shake, it was crunchy(the crackers cut up in it) and the marshmallows on top were burned just like they would be at a campfire. We had a great time and we look forward to go back.
Violeta Talavera - 2 months ago

We’ve been to Ellen’s Stardust Diner twice — the most recent visit was in the summer when we brought friends. Just like always, no matter what time you arrive, there’s a long line outside. It has become part of the experience at this point. The biggest highlight of this diner is definitely the singing waitstaff. They don’t just serve your food and take your order — they perform amazing Broadway-style songs right in front of you. It’s such a fun and unique atmosphere! Many of them are hoping to make it onto Broadway someday, so this place feels like a stepping stone for real talent. Now… the food. Let’s just say you’re not here for a Michelin-star meal. It’s very average diner food, maybe even a bit below that. Nothing terrible, but definitely not why you come here. You’re paying for the show, the energy, the nostalgia, and the one-of-a-kind entertainment. So if you’re visiting New York with friends or family and want something memorable (and loud), this is the place. Come for the singing — not the menu.
J J - 3 months ago

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Olive Garden has always been my family’s go-to restaurant whenever we want to enjoy a comfortable, relaxing dinner together. The highlight for us is definitely their complimentary salad and warm breadsticks, honestly, those two items alone make the visit worthwhile! The salad is always fresh, crisp, and perfectly dressed, and the breadsticks are soft, buttery, and served hot. No matter what main course we order, we end up enjoying the salad and breadsticks just as much, if not more. Whenever I’m visiting Times Square for work or leisure, I make sure to stop at this Olive Garden location for at least one meal. It’s spacious and welcoming, which is a nice surprise given how busy this area usually is. The atmosphere feels lively but still comfortable, making it a great spot to unwind after a long day of sightseeing or meetings. The food is delicious, consistent with Olive Garden’s known standards, and always served hot and fresh. The service here is friendly and prompt, and the staff go out of their way to make you feel welcome. Overall, it’s a fantastic place to enjoy classic Italian-American food in the heart of New York City. In this visit I had their special item Chicken shrimp Carbonara … loved it. Tasty and good portion.
Dr. Naresh.R. Thumati - 3 months ago

The best thing about this place is the unlimited salad and breadsticks. And if you sit by a window, you can look down on a nice view of times square from the second floor while you enjoy a good meal. The portions are the right size and it leaves you satisfied. And the menu has a good gluten free section. As a local in the city, I usually avoid suburban chains like this, but Olive Garden is always great.
Pulsar - 3 months ago

Olive Garden is a very beautiful Italian restaurant. I really enjoy spending time there. We often go there with my children because it is very child-friendly and comfortable for families. We especially love their food — everything is delicious, fresh, and well prepared. The service is also very good, and the prices are quite reasonable. This restaurant is located in Times Square, right in the center of Manhattan where there are always many people and a lively atmosphere. The view there is beautiful, and the whole place has a wonderful vibe. For our family, it’s one of our favorite places to visit.🤍
Dilinoza Karimova - 3 months ago

First and last time at Olive Garden. The food was pretty good, but the service needs serious work. When we arrived up the escalator we didn’t immediately realise the hostess desk was a sharp left and left again, and the attitude of this particular staff member appeared to be annoyance based on her facial expression, rather than understanding of the confusion. This set the tone for the entire meal. Our waiter was friendly but not attentive, he delivered our starters but we had no cutlery, and it took five minutes to get anyone’s attention to resolve the matter. It could have been solved quicker if staff were not continuously on their phones or chatting to each other. One staff member was on their phone 50 minutes out of the hour, they were in my line of sight and it was hard to ignore the unprofessionalism. Then, when our food did arrive, one of the orders was incorrect, but it was resolved quickly. Finally, when our bill came, I was asked directly what % tip I would be giving, when I said 20%, the particular staff member rolled his eyes, as I assume he wanted more. This place needs a serious management and staff overhaul, it should be the flagship store and be setting that standard. Service charge should be for good service, not whatever this was.
weetboy123 - 6 months ago

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Delicious and dependable! I’ve been going here for years and it’s still one of my favorite spots before or after a Broadway show. It works especially well for a mixed group since they have plenty of options including dishes without meat and everyone can find something. Even my picky niece and nephew were happy. My favorite entree is the Capellini Puttanesca, with capers, olives, basil, and anchovies. It’s super tasty, satisfying, and the perfect portion. I also love that they offer wine by the glass and the service is consistently attentive. The waiters are always moving through the room, checking tables, refilling water, and making sure people have what they need. It’s good, reliable, and near Broadway. NOTES/TIPS: **Reservations recommended via Google, Open Table; wheelchair accessible; clean bathrooms.
Florence - 2 weeks ago

A true find and an easy walk from nearby hotels. We shared the tomato caprese and I Rigatoni (chicken, sausage and pasta in a cream sauce). The tiramisu and mini canoli were great! Service was very good. Prices are reasonable.
onthegoboomer - 5 months ago

I am such a hard sell!! But they exceeded expectations. You have to be careful because in time square you can get non sense resturants. I really enjoyed the food and our service. SERVICE: Pedro is a fun server and really good at his job. He had a really nice way of adapting to the personalities of each each table. Yes I am nosey so I noticed. FOOD: The claims were good, just a little fishy for my mood but my partner really like it. We shared the Alfredo and the noddles taste like they are in hous home made and the sauce too. We ordered extra chicken too. The portion is a single size portion so you can eat it alone. I nust wanted less food yesterday. AMBIENCE: the only thing is the christmas garlins slipped down behind us, but the place is cute quaint and inviting. Thank you, I am a new yorker that left a while ago, so it was nice to come home and have this gem
BoujeeArtist Chronicles - 6 months ago

Of the many things New York is popular for, it is safe to say that the city takes pride in offering, arguably, the best Italian food outside of Italy. As the birthplace of red-sauce Italian American cooking, it has plenty of top-notch options. From popular neighborhood pizza parlors to fancy fine-dining ristorantes with authentic savory wine pairings, Gotham captures the essence of Italian cuisine in every way possible. Just steps inside the Theatre District on 47th Street, this historical family-owned Italian establishment is where locals, tourists, and theatergoers gather for timeless flavors, generous portions, and exceptional hospitality, and it's where my partner, his family, and I decided on dinner before our show. The reservation was easily made a couple of days in advance via OpenTable. Upon entering Trattoria Trecolori last night, we were greeted by the staff and seated promptly inside their 2-story dining room upstairs by the window with exposed brick walls, evoking a lively without being too loud and casual vibe. Their menu has something for everyone, with classic dishes and some delicious specialties that will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters, with some gluten-free options. We decided on two orders of the Red Snapper special of the day, Farfalle Primavera, and Chicken Tre Funghi. For dessert, some of us opted for Mini Cannoli and Tiramisu. Complimentary fresh bread and butter started our meal. All dishes were served and prepared with care using the finest ingredients. The prices were incredibly fair considering the location. All of our servers were friendly and attentive. Our server was Sergio. We had a wonderful dining experience as Trattoria Trecolori filled our hearts and stomachs!
Eloy Yip - 4 months ago

We stopped by for a quick meal before a Broadway show and were seated promptly. The server noted our 45‑minute time limit and recommended dishes with shorter prep times. We waited only 15 minutes and made it to the theater on time. We ordered three pastas. The Fettuccine Alfredo is highly recommended. My wife loved the Farfalle Primavera — the vegetables were perfectly cooked. My daughter found the Penne Arrabbiata a bit spicier than expected (not noted on the menu).
Philippe Guyony - 3 months ago

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I had dinner here on a Friday night before a Broadway show and the place was packed. I had reservations and got seated fast. Fun vibes with live band playing salsa. I ordered Rice with Shrimp and plantains , Empanadas sampler and Pork. The entrees came with black beans and the portions were generous. The empanadas were delicious and I chose shrimp, beef and ropa vieja. Happy Hour is from 4-7pm and you can order the HH drinks from the table but if you want to order HH food, you have to be at the bar. Overall it was a great experience and I’d definitely go back. This is perfect for a bite and some drinks before your Broadway show. Follow me on Instagram @nj_4_fun
NJ 4 Fun - a month ago

A really cool spot for some Cuban food in Manhattan. The restaurant had some cool Cuban vibes. The pictures and art work were a nice vibe. We started out with the assortment of three empanadas (beef, chicken and cheese) my personal favorite was the chicken. For my entree I only wanted a small plate, so I ordered the masitas de cerdo which were served with tostones. It was a perfect side (appetizer size) with a side order of avocado. My girlfriend had the white rice with black beans. Both dishes were good. As we were leaving, a small band was setting up to play. The service and decor were really nice. The waiter was quick to take care of all or dining needs. I recommend you do reservations in order to get a table.
Andres Ayala - a month ago

Very typical Cuban atmosphere with live music and an overall fun vibe. The portions were a very good size, of good quality, and at a fair price. Service was also great.
Kris T - a month ago

There’s a certain kind of New York afternoon that calls for Havana before you even realize it—especially when it’s timed just right. A block away from The Lost Boys, Havana Central becomes the perfect pre-show ritual: lively, warm, and effortlessly indulgent. The experience begins above you. A glowing marquee “HAVANA” sign casts a nostalgic, golden light over the room, setting a tone that feels equal parts theater and escape. It’s the kind of place where lunch doesn’t feel rushed—it feels like part of the outing. The menu reads like a love letter to Cuban comfort, polished for a Manhattan crowd. Start with the empanadas—golden, crisp, and unapologetically satisfying. The shell gives way with a delicate crunch, revealing a rich, savory filling that pairs perfectly with a bright, herb-forward dipping sauce. Then comes the surprise standout: the salad. Generous chunks of avocado, briny green olives, black beans, and bursts of tomato create something far more compelling than a side dish. It’s bold, textured, and fresh—the kind of plate that resets your palate while still holding its own. The entrée leans into comfort with confidence: mango salmon resting over yellow rice, finished with a bright, slightly tangy fruit salsa. The fish is tender and buttery, the sweetness of mango balanced by citrus and herbs. Corn adds a soft sweetness, while pickled onions bring a necessary snap—it’s vibrant, layered, and quietly the star of the table. And the drink? A mojito—icy, refreshing, and alive with mint and lime. It’s clean, crisp, and exactly what you want before heading into a show, the kind of cocktail that resets the palate and disappears faster than expected. But what truly defines the experience is the service. Daniela moves through the dining room with a calm, intuitive rhythm—attentive without interruption, warm without pretense. She reads the table effortlessly, guiding the meal so it flows as smoothly as the afternoon itself. The Verdict: Havana Central isn’t just a meal—it’s the perfect prelude. One block from The Lost Boys, it delivers Cuban classics with energy, polish, and just the right sense of occasion. With Daniela at the helm, lunch becomes part of the performance.
P W - 2 months ago

This place was everything I didn’t even know I wanted. The best Sangria I’ve ever had, my steak was cooked to absolute perfection, the empanadas were drool worthy and our server, Edward surpassed any and all expectations. The “birthday song and Fedora” was the cherry on top of a perfect meal!
Tiffany “Ashannah Mya” Barker - 3 months ago

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Esthetically it’s a very pleasant looking restaurant, spacious with plenty of options where to be seated. The service is very good, and pretty quick, however our reservation was pre after work crowd. As for the food, appetizers of oysters and calamari were good, as were the sorbet and parfait desserts, the main course of hanger steak was not. The dish lacked seasoning and the meat was chewy for both my friend and I. I mentioned that to both the servers and the manager. Also $11.50 for a 16 oz plastic bottle of flat water is a bit ridiculous.
Mila T - 2 weeks ago

Oceana is an amazing sea food restaurant, the restaurant itself is really beautiful and elegant, the atmosphere was lively but not noisy. Our server was exceptional, definitely felt like I was a high end restaurant. The seafood was excellent, very fresh and prepared deliciously. Had a really lovely dinner.
Noa - 4 months ago

I can honestly say that Oceans is the best seafood restaurant I have ever experienced. From the moment we walked in, everything felt exceptional. The atmosphere is elegant yet relaxed — refined without being stuffy. There’s a real buzz in the room, but it never feels overwhelming. The space is beautifully designed and creates the perfect setting for a special evening. The service was outstanding. Attentive without hovering, knowledgeable without being overbearing — the staff clearly take pride in what they do. Every recommendation was spot on, and we were made to feel genuinely welcome throughout the entire meal. As for the seafood, it was simply superb. Fresh, beautifully presented, and cooked to perfection. Every dish tasted premium and thoughtfully prepared. It’s definitely on the expensive side, but in this case, you truly get what you pay for. The quality of the food, the impeccable service, and the atmosphere make it absolutely worth the cost. A memorable dining experience from start to finish — I wouldn’t hesitate to return.
Peter Elliott - 4 months ago

A wonderful experience at Oceana. We first had some drinks at the bar while waiting for our table. Very busy and lovely grows. Once we got seated it was quieter in the dining area. Had a large group and took advantage of the Seafood Tower. The beet salad was really good as was the filet.
Mind Set On Travel - 5 months ago

We came to Oceana for Restaurant Week and had an amazing experience. The swordfish ceviche was incredibly fresh, unique, and honestly the best ceviche I’ve ever had. The fish entrée was grilled perfectly, and the seafood pasta was cooked beautifully with well-balanced, flavorful sauces. We were genuinely impressed — the quality and execution felt even stronger than some Michelin-starred restaurants we’ve visited during Restaurant Week. The atmosphere was elegant yet welcoming, and the service was attentive throughout. Highly recommend.
Sakura - 4 months ago

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The Capital Grille in Midtown is where I go when I need a reliable business dinner that never disappoints. The dry-aged porterhouse is consistently excellent with a deep beefy flavor that comes from proper aging and a kitchen that respects the process. The lobster mac and cheese is indulgent in the best way creamy rich with chunks of lobster that justify the price. The wine list is extensive and well-curated with an emphasis on bold California cabs that pair perfectly with the steaks. What sets Capital Grille apart from the trendy steakhouse scene is consistency. Every single time I walk in I know exactly what I am getting and it is always good. The service is professional without being robotic they know their regulars and they treat first-timers with the same attention. The bar area is ideal for a pre-dinner drink or a meeting that does not need a full table. The decor is classic dark wood and white tablecloths but it never feels dated it feels intentional. In a city where restaurants come and go faster than taxi cabs Capital Grille has maintained its standard year after year. That reliability might not make headlines but it builds a loyal clientele and I am one of them. When the deal matters and the dinner needs to be right this is where I go. It never lets me down.
Kevin Joyce - a month ago

I visited this restaurant to celebrate my birthday, and everything was wonderful from start to finish. We were welcomed at the table with decorative touches that made the evening feel extra special. The appetizers were delicious, the cocktails were excellent, and the steak was cooked perfectly—we loved it. A special thank you to Edgar, who went above and beyond to make our night memorable. We truly appreciate his help and kindness. Highly recommended!
buse başdemir - 6 months ago

Looked around places in NYC for a burger and drink at a bar. The Capital Grill really delivered. Service is so much better, staff friendly & helpful. Bathrooms were really clean and multiple team member asking if we need anything else. Wagyu & Wine was a great deal and glad I stopped by!
David M - 5 months ago

We came as walk-ins and were very grateful that we were seated right away. Our server, Maria, was very sweet; however, overall the wait staff was not at the level expected of a fine dining establishment. Their English was quite poor. The service itself was excellent, and thanks to Maria for her food recommendations. One thing I would point out is that the hostesses do not seem to have a proper dress code for a place like this—it’s really not appropriate to see a hostess wearing UGG boots and a gray T-shirt.
Aldina Avdić - 3 months ago

Everything was amazing. From food - to drinks - to service - to the thoughtful and delicious dessert they included for my birthday!
Madison - 3 months ago

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La Masseria offers a genuinely warm dining experience. Even when busy, the staff takes the time to check on every table and make sure everything is taken care of. They may not be flawless, but they are truly attentive. As a rabbit lover, I had the rabbit dish, and it was absolutely delicious. My friends ordered steak and seafood, and everything tasted fresh and well prepared. Everyone left very satisfied. The cocktails were excellent, and the dessert was delightful, especially the Tartufo al Cioccolato. They also have an outstanding wine selection. It’s not overly expensive, but not exactly cheap either, more of a mid-range spot with great quality. Definitely a place worth visiting for a fantastic meal in Manhattan.
Javier Moslaga - 2 months ago

Perfect classic italian food. Zero notes everything was seasoned perfectly. Best meatballs ive had in nyc so plush and delectable. Never too much oil or too much salt, but still flavourful. Every single thing was expertly prepared. I loved the branzino special (best ive had, done to perfection, moist flavourful light and but nicely grilled) and the agnolotti. I will be back asap.
in paradise - a month ago

Beautiful restaurant with the best handmade pasta you can find. Always ask for their daily specials. The pasta texture is something else. You can literally taste the sauce with the pasta in your mouth. The other dishes were okay. Their drink was good. The only downside is the bread. Great place if you plan on seeing a show afterwards.
Phung Tran - 6 months ago

My husband and friends and I went to La Masseria NYC for the early NYE seating, and everything was fantastic from start to finish. The food was incredibly fresh, the atmosphere was lively and festive, and while they definitely know how to pack the place (seating was a little tight), it added to the New Year’s energy. Our server Omar was wonderful—super nice, attentive, and on top of everything despite how busy it was. The salted caramel espresso martinis were to die for. We started with the calamari and shrimp appetizer, cooked to absolute perfection (sadly forgot to take a pic 😅). I ordered the spinach gnocchi, and it was hands down the fluffiest, most delicious dish I’ve ever had. My husband got the spicy chicken, and they were happy to substitute double mashed potatoes since he’s not a fan of spinach—such a thoughtful touch. Truly, nothing was a flop. Can’t wait to come back and try even more from the menu. Highly recommend! 🍸🍝✨
Kristen LaBoy-Torres - 6 months ago

I can see why this is Ariana Grande’s favorite Italian restaurant in NYC! The food and the service are top top notch! The staff would even show you a photo of them with Ariana if you ask. I ordered her favorite pasta and it was so fresh, heavenly and beyond delicious! The cheesecake is made with cheese directly from Italy and it’s silky smooth, fresh and light! The fish is also very soft and delicious! It’s so nice to be able to have the faves of your faves in NYC! ☺️
Shako Liu - 2 months ago

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