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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 weeks ago

I mean, can I ever not have a good time at Ellen's? The food is good, and the singing wait staff is incredible. First of all, they are friendly. Not just professional - which they are - but they strike me as genuinely friendly people! People you want to interact with. And they all sing amazing! But before I get to their singing. Let me just say how impressed I am with how well they work together as a team, and how supportive they are of each other. To me that kind of culture makes working at any job a desirable experience! I actually visited Ellen's twice - because I'm a glutton for singing wait staff - this is a great restaurant and I definitely recommend them as a must experience for NYC.
Daniel Chamberlain (Daniel) - 2 weeks 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 weeks ago

Lovely place. Got seated right away, and the staff were incredibly friendly. They did multiple singing live performances and everyone loved it. Every single item we got was not only delicious, but incredibly well portioned. Very colorful and incredible atmosphere. Gives you the feeling that you’re in an actual broadway musical. The chicken and waffles were delicious, and the milkshakes are a must try. Definitely coming back soon.
K M - a week ago

What a fun place to have a meal! The long line to get inside is definitely justified -- and don't be daunted because the waiting isn't as long as it may look. Inside you enter a buzz of activity and entertainment. Non-stop singing by a talented wait staff makes for a memorable meal. And the food is pretty darn good. We enjoyed burgers and sandwiches for lunch and the portions were large and tasty Overall, an incredibly fun experience and a can't miss if you are visiting NYC.
David Liebler - a month ago

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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 - 3 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 - 2 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 - 2 weeks ago

Started with fresh oysters. Best steak I’ve ever had. Highly recommend the bone in ribeye accompanied Sam’s mashed potatoes and the grilled asparagus and the service was impeccable. Delaney and the rest of the staff elevated the whole experience. Will definitely come back again and tell my friends to come if they ever have the chance
Brandon Hickey - 3 months ago

We visited this place because it’s known for its steaks. The three of us shared two different cuts, and while the meat itself seemed to be of good quality, the seasoning was far too strong and salty—we couldn't eat much and ended up leaving most of it. Compared to many great steakhouses in Manhattan, it was a bit of a letdown. That said, the service was friendly and the atmosphere was relaxed.
Eui Sun Chung - 7 months ago

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Went jere because of the (loose) connection to the tv show. We didn't book a table and went in on the last Saturday before Christmas, we had to wait about 15 minutes for a table. The service was great and friendly, the food was amazing really tasty and was probably the only homemade style meal we had in New York. I felt the overall bill was a little high, but ypu get what you pay for. We all really enjoyed it and would go back again.
Steve Lazenby - 2 months ago

🔟 / 🔟 Hello, we have been here 3 times. I am always amazed by this beautiful and idyllic bar. There is delicious food and drinks of all kinds here. I'm a huge fan of "How I Met your Mother" and that's why this bar is a must on every New York trip. I love this fantastic atmosphere. It always feels good to be here, where the idea for 'How I Met your Mother' came from. You can be sure that you can expect first-class service here, very friendly and accommodating. Good price-performance ratio. Be sure to come here, it's worth it every time. That wasn't the last time we were here. We will definitely be coming back 100%. Highly recommended. Until next time and have fun here. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Team Shadowclaw - 3 months ago

As a big fan of HIMYM, I had to make a stop by here! It was so much fun seeing all of the framed photos of the cast from the show hung around the bar. The HIMYM themed drinks were fun, and we got some good bar food snacks to hold us over til dinner. Definitely worth a stop if you're a fan of the show, or just want a nice little pub to stop in!
Khoa Ngo - 3 months ago

I actually came here by chance when I was looking for something to eat and drink. It turned out that this pub is slightly inspired by How I Met Your Mother, the popular sitcom. There are nice touches that remind you of it, such as various signed posters and the familiar benches from the sitcom. The food was okay, nothing to complain about, and the beer was fine. The service was also fine, and luckily they still had room for one more person :)
Delano K - 3 months ago

My cousin and I came to this pub during out holiday and I can’t rate it high enough! I want to give a special thank you to Joy, Andrew, Allison, Justine and Ciara who made us both feel so welcome, they laughed and joked with us, looked after us extremely well. It was as good a service we could ask for… so we came back every night of our trip! When we came in the second time Joy, one of the bartenders, immediately recognised us and started laughing and having jokes with us right away, and getting us both a beer just as quick! Andrew was also just as brilliant, having jokes with us all night, making sure we both had plenty to drink, and giving us brilliant recommendations off the menu. Allison, Justine and Ciara are also just as amazing, their hard work didn’t go unnoticed to us both and yet again they joined in with the laughing and joking, even teaching us some American jokes!! Some amazing memories have been made here purely down to how excellent the staff are here, I could not recommend it higher
Bradley Pinion - 4 months ago

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I grew up in a cuban household with an amazing cook for a mom. The food here was as good as I've ever had. The vacation frita was insanely flavorful as was the ropa vieja. The sangria was delicious and my wife enjoyed the arroz con pollo which was also fantastic. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable and quick. Would absolutely recommend
Frank Velarde - a month ago

The food here is just ok and they are certainly not generous with their portions. The best part of our meal was the guac with chicaron, salsa and fried plantains chips. That started us off on a good note but then it just got kinda boring after that. The lechon (pork dish) was lacking flavor and the baca frita was kind of dry. The drinks were ok and our dessert didn't impress..
Taste Bud - 3 months ago

My family and I went to Victor's Cafe for a pre-theater dinner and we were also celebrating my husband's birthday. Unfortunately we were 15 late to the restaurant due to a delay with our Uber and our reservation was no longer available when we arrived. However after speaking to Diego, a manager that truly worked magic and got us seated, served, and out the door by 7pm for our show! Cannot say enough nice things about the food, ambience, and service! Thank you Diego and team for a fantastic experience! We will definitely be back for more memorable experiences!
Priya - 4 months ago

We ended up here by accident. We had tickets to see Jersey Boys and wanted to locate the theater before we grabbed some food. We saw the burgundy awning and headed straight there. There's no where in our hometown of Maui that serves Cuban cuisine so we were excited. ATMOSPHERE: Quaint bistro-style look with a big skylight in the back seating area. Looks like there is a private dining room off to one side. BEVERAGE: Presidente Beer Good tasting. FOOD: Croquetas Corral con Salsa Especial It's similar in texture to a falafel and shaped like Vienna sausages. The mashed up mixture of ham, peppers, and tomatoes is breaded then deep fried. The flavor was mild and was better with the salsa for dipping. Ropa Vieja I got it because it's listed as a specialty and the ingredients sounded yummy. Super tender shredded steak, onions, and green peppers cooked in a tomato broth and scooped into a plantain basket. The taste is exactly like beef & tomato, a staple in Hawaii. On the side was a mound of lightly-salted steamed white rice and a bowl of blackbean soup which I was told to pour over the rice. The soup tasted exactly like pork & beans from the can, which is a good flavor to me so I'm not complaining. Lechón Asado al Estilo del Puerto Boniato con Moros y Cristianos My partner's dish. Simply put, it's roasted & shredded pork with a side of yuca and a scoop of blackbean rice, topped with 2 pieces of deep fried pork skin. Uncannily tastes like kalua pork, another Hawaiian staple, with its mildly salt flavor and similar texture. The yuca is a potato that looks like squash, and tastes like a mixture of the two. The blackbeans are mixed in the rice and has a nice mild salt flavor. SERVICE: We walked in without a reservation at 6pm on a Tuesday night and got seated immediately. The hostess was friendly and our male server was very friendly, professional, and helpful. OVERALL: While the flavors may be new for some, it's very familiar and not unique to me, who was born & raised in Hawaii and grew up with very similar ingredients & spices, so that's the reason for the 3 stars. That said, the food is good, prices are average and the service was great.
Maui World Travelers - 4 months ago

We had Christmas dinner here and it was amazing. The service was very good and the food very tasty. The live music was nice too. We were a very large group (15 people) yet we all received our food simultaneously so we all are at the same time with no long wait. Very good customer service
Glorelid de Beaumont - 2 months ago

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I got a double cheese burger (26$), fries (10.50$) and drink (6.50$). I remembered it not this expensive. Still wanted to try. Food was okay. They expanded the space, and it is much brighter than it used to be. The vibe is different from hideout basement kitchen to a picnic style beer garden in alley way. I remembered it as tasting so so good, something is gone. If you are going back there because it used to taste good, I wouldn’t recommend you.
Shu Kinouchi - 2 weeks ago

Access is through Thompson Central Park Hotel lobby through a red curtain. It's a hole in the wall with an eclectic vibe. Don't be fooled by the casual fast food type service. Burger joint burgers are probably the best I've ever had. They are a bit pricey about 24 bucks but they are also a good size. I had the double cheeseburger and had a hard time finishing it.
Betty Galarza - a month ago

This was the first place that I went to when I arrived in NYC. First of all locating the restaurant feels like an insiders secret. You enter through an unassuming hotel lobby, make a right, push through the red curtain at the top of the stairs and there you have burger joint. No frills, cash only, quality burgers. Ended up taking quite a while to get our food, but that gives you time to find a seat. To say it’s competitive for that is an understatement. I loved this place and it ended up being one of my favorite meals of the whole trip. Cannot recommend enough.
Arron - 2 months ago

Burger is quite pricey (~$25) but tasty! The whole vibe of this place is very cool. The patties are thick cut and all the toppings are fresh and prepped to order. I personally preferred the thick crinkle cut sweet potato fries over the regular shoestring fries. Super friendly staff
Marc Sleiman - 4 months ago

The cheeseburger was great and the beef patty was juicy and satisfying. It took about 30 minutes for the food to pick up after ordering. 📅 Visited on 29 Dec 2025 w/o reservation 🍽️ Ordered Cheeseburger USD16.7 French fries USD9.64 Coke zero USD5.97 💸 Total USD34.49
Alexandra KIM - 2 months ago

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Dinner at The Russian Tea Room was pure NYC magic!! Old-school glamour, iconic history, and one of the best experiences we had while visiting NYC. Huge shoutout to Abby, our maitre d’, who completely made the night. He walked us through the entire history of the restaurant, explained the art on the walls featuring famous Russians, ballerinas, and gymnasts who first came to New York, and shared stories about legendary guests and exclusive events upstairs. My jaw dropped when he told us about the somewhat recent private party of the HBO wrap party for Frankenstein (don't quote me on that, I think that was right though). Now the food. Every single dish was *chef's kiss*. We ordered the Apricot Glazed Duck, Pan-Seared Scallops, and the Ground Lamb Blinchik, and they were all beyond delicious. Dessert was a must! The Famous Tea Room Blintzes, Berry Romanov, and Banana Nalysnyky were...well... I'm embarrassed to say we were MOANING over how good they were. Cocktails were just as strong as the food. We had the Russian 75, Ivan the Bearable, and the Russian Gimlet - I highly recommend all three! We were in town for a work trip, but this dinner ended up being one of the highlights of the whole stay. If you’re going to The Russian Tea Room, don't forget to tell Abby 'hi'!. Our server was 5 stars; I wish I could remember her name! All in all, I HIGHLY recommend making reservations to dine at the Russian Tea Room while in NYC!
Mary Ryan - a month ago

I had the best stroganoff in nyc!!! The Russian tea room had the best environment ever since we could enjoy the second floor, which is a room that is usually closed for guests and open for private parties, it is absolutely stunning. There is a huge beer that has real fishes swimming inside and the lightning is so magical everything is 10 out of 10! The food was terrific. I unfortunately couldn't try the tea service, but I saw everybody around me enjoying it so I'm assuming it must be as good as the food that I tried. Their hot chocolate was in a perfect temperature and their pancakes were soft and crunchy at the same time which was amazing. I highly recommend having brunch here!!!
Nicole Montanini - 2 months ago

As a long-time, well-traveled food reviewer, my visit to the Russian Tea Room in NYC offered a memorable experience rooted in history, elegance, and refined hospitality. The moment I stepped inside, the opulent décor—with its rich reds, gold accents, and classic chandeliers—created an atmosphere that felt both theatrical and timeless. It’s the kind of ambience visitors often wonder about, and yes, it absolutely lives up to its reputation. The service was polished and attentive, with staff who balanced professionalism and warmth. I was seated promptly, and courses arrived at a comfortable pace, showing the restaurant’s ability to handle both steady traffic and higher-end expectations. The menu reflected traditional Russian influences with a modern, elevated touch. The caviar service was impeccably prepared, and the entrée I ordered was richly flavored, beautifully plated, and clearly crafted with quality ingredients. Portion sizes were satisfying without being excessive, and everything arrived at the right temperature—a detail seasoned diners always look for. The tea selection, which is often a point of curiosity for first-timers, was extensive and thoughtfully curated. The overall experience felt special without being pretentious, making it suitable for solo visits, celebrations, business meals, or showing out-of-town guests an iconic NYC institution. Pricing aligns with the restaurant’s heritage, service level, and Midtown location, and while it leans upscale, the experience justifies it. Whether you’re visiting for the history, the ambiance, or the cuisine, the Russian Tea Room delivers a classic New York dining moment rooted in tradition and refined hospitality.
Charlotte Saint-Hague - 3 months ago

Service was fantastic, but atmosphere was completely off. Owner Albanian, Manager Philipino, black-American waitress, latino cook. Not a word of russian spoken by anyone. Music consisted of 1980’s Sade, Carol King, etc Caviar sampler was overpriced, , $95, and served on overpowering sour cream. Overall it was an okay experience. Definitely won’t return.
Danny Isla - 2 weeks ago

We came for Afternoon Tea, which is just like the Royal Tea except without the extra caviar — a difference I survived surprisingly well. Let’s be honest: this is not the best tea service in New York. If you’re here strictly for impeccable tea, you may leave feeling personally betrayed by a samovar. But if you’re here for the experience — the legacy, the velvet, the mirrors, the feeling that you’ve wandered into a 1980s movie set — then you’re right where you belong. The Blooming Teas put on a theatrical performance worthy of Broadway, but unfortunately the flavor and aroma weren’t invited to the show. Pure spectacle. Zero plot. Smoked salmon was the standout savory bite by a mile, and the rest of the tiered treats were plentiful — almost too plentiful. Honestly, they should consider an “Ozempic-Friendly Tea Service” option for those of us who simply cannot power through 47 pastries and a carb tower before sunset. Service was excellent, the kind that reminds you this place is a classic NYC institution for a reason. And the dining room is gorgeous — unapologetically ornate and exactly the kind of space where you expect a violinist to show up unannounced. In short: Come for the vibe, lower your expectations for the tea, and enjoy the kind of New York nostalgia you can’t replicate anywhere else.
Jordan Gary - 3 months ago

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Have heard and seen both Duke Robillard and Roomful of Blues here, and both experiences were great fun. The space is intimate, packed with tables so you can order food and/or drinks. The acoustics were good, as were the drinks (at okay midtown prices). Looking forward to the next concert!
Costa Rodis - 4 months ago

Great place to see live jazz. Clean airy and non claustrophobic like the blue note which is way too dense. At iridium you dont have to actually touch the three people around you. Or have their earwax fall in your drink. I dont buy stinky food when in a crowded club but the food I did order was great and presented nicely. I've been here dozens of times. It always amazes me how many people just walk in as tourists, not even knowing the performer. Its like they have no idea who they are seeing, but it's just a few people. Depending on the performer, most of the audience buys tickets in advance, knows exactly who they are seeing and they are not disappointed. Check out their website, give them your email and you'll find something wonderful.
RTM “obdewl'l X” - 4 months ago

A very hidden place, where you go into a basement but with a spectacular atmosphere. Where there is a different performance every day. We went without tickets but the staff were impeccable and found us a good table. The show itself was breathtaking with a fantastic singer. As for the food, the dishes were very well prepared and the portions were large. We didn't go hungry. The drinks are also good. And I couldn't forget to mention the friendliness and quick service of all the staff. I highly recommend it and will be back.
Ricardo Fernandes - 9 months ago

Incredible performer, Blues legend Bobby Rush. With him and his band - the music would have been amazing no matter where he was. But in an intimate setting like Iridium, the evening was extra special. Rush felt comfortable enough to walk off the stage and interact with the audience! I got to see him up close, shake his hand. We had a great evening. Seating was bit tight. Food and drink actually good and reasonably priced. Staff friendly, though overextended and forgot things like forks, napkins. Try to order and eat early. Hard to do so when show when show start.
Leila - 3 weeks ago

Legendary venue where the late great Les Paul played on a weekly basis. Our band took it all in and enjoyed it immensely And the staff was amazing!
Tony Basile - 3 months ago

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We stopped by to try the pre-theater menu here before heading to the Carnegie Hall. My wife ordered the salad and Salmon and I went with the fish soup and whole fish. The fish soup was slightly salty with great flavor. The whole fish was perfectly cooked with the meat tender and juicy and very lightly seasoned which brought out the flavor of the fish. I got to taste my wife’s salmon which was delicious and full of flavor. I would highly recommend both dishes. We both ordered the walnut pie. It’s a little too sweet to my liking as it’s soaked in a light syrup. The service was attentive and the courses were well paced. Overall a great experience. Oh, forgot to mention, the waiter brought fresh herbs and cut them into the olive oil in front of us for the pre dinner bread. It was a nice touch.
Ray - 2 months ago

Great food, delicious flavor combinations, beautiful atmosphere, and amazing customer service. The location is excellent as well — super easy to find, especially if you’re coming from Central Park and looking for a good meal. We had the three-course menu and it was fabulous! The fish was incredibly fresh (you can even see it near the kitchen), and the presentation and taste were impeccable. I recommend making a reservation in advance since it’s a busy place. Next time I’m in New York, I’ll definitely come back!
Catherine Cruz - 5 months ago

Wow wow wow! Accidentally came across this place and fell in love we came back twice! The food is amazing, we had calamari octopus and sea bream the first time and second time went back and tried a steak. Honestly amazing and fresh and very friendly staff, would 1000% recommend !
Elen Georgiou - 3 months ago

Some of you know I have travelled extensively around the world running marathons etc and I have had a lot of dining experience. This authentic Greek restaurant offers excellent personal service, pleasant ambiance and fine dining at its best. They have really ‘nailed it’. I can think of maybe two or three others I have been to that match it. If visiting Manhattan and looking for somewhere special to dine I highly recommend Milos. 🐟 🦀 🦞 🍆 🍾🥂
Jennifer Kellett - 4 months ago

Disappointing visit to Milos location by Central Park NYC. Had prior good experiences in Miami location. Not here. Food was mixed - some items great and others pretty bad. Chicken was super dry and my friend left 90% of it behind. Grilled fish and zucchini appetizer were very good. Service was terrible. Staff treated us and other guests like it was our privilege to dine there. Unfriendly. Just the wrong vibe for a place like Milos. Overall disappointing - not great experience
Andre A. - 3 months ago

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Food was great. Drinks were good. Service started off very well but quickly trailed off a few minutes after we sat down. The first round of drinks came very quickly - within a few minutes. But....then we waited and waited. Nobody came back to take our order, another round of drinks, fill up water, etc. 35 minutes after sitting down and about 10 minutes after I'd finished my drink, we had to wave the waiter over to order our mains. We ordered and then when food came, wanted drinks 5 minutes before happy hour ended. However, the waiter told us it was too late...we looked at the time but he just walked away. We didn't see the waiter again until we got up to pay because the waiter was MIA. We were there for more than 1.5 hours and it was very quiet. There were about 3 or 4 other tables. We got no water refills the entire time and nobody checked on us after the food arrived. The place is great, the food is fantastic, the staff is friendly - when they remember you exist. They started off as 5 stars because the service was so good to begin with. Sadly it didn't continue. Great food but don't think I'll be back any time soon.
Ian - 3 years ago

Nice place.. nice vibe. Really liked the holiday decor and the holiday atmosphere. The restaurant was brimming with happy faces when we dined Friday evening. A wide range of cocktails to choose from - really enjoyed their cocktails. Food was average. Not too great. The quantity of food servings were very less. For the cost they charge us, they can certainly give more quantities. We explored both the nightclubs at around 10. Not any vibe as such. Hardly a handful of people - Just a few people dancing to themselves. May be it gets better later in the night.
Pooja Rao - 6 years ago

Stopped in to get away from the weekend crowds and found a great place to have a meal and drinks. A lot of restaurants tend to seat diners in the same area but this place actually kept the different parties as far apart as possible. They let us enjoy our drinks and meal and didn’t rush us out of there. It was wonderful way to decompress. Food was delicious and the staff was attentive.
RobertsMom NC - 3 years ago

Excellent place for some appetizers and drinks when out late in NYC. The restaurant has the usual Mexican fare and the prices aren't bad at all for the area. They make a good guacamole and an even better mojito. Service was good and they even have a dance club area upstairs if you like that sort of thing.
William Stone - 6 years ago

We went to see MJ at The Neil Simon Theater. Brown said the wings were good, Robinson had the calamari and chicken sandwich w fries. The calamari was rubbery, and grilled chicken was hard and dry. My nachos were horrible, the beef was mushy- no seasoning. I didn't understand how you can have Happy Hour drinks and not food. I won't be going back. Now the drinks he made was good.
Mama Love - 2 years ago

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Overall, we really liked the place. It has the atmosphere of a classic American restaurant, which we enjoyed. While the food quality was what you would expect from a standard restaurant, the prices were not at the same level and felt quite expensive for what was offered. Interestingly, the hash browns ended up being our favorite item, even though they are not a main dish. One thing we found uncomfortable was that a 20% tip was automatically added to the bill when we asked for the check. If spending over USD 100 per person for dinner is acceptable for you, you might want to consider other dining options that offer better value for money.
Adem Mecit - 2 months ago

I visited Bobby Van’s Grill on my mother’s recommendation after she went to their DC location. It was a Saturday evening, dining with 4 people in October. The hostess was friendly, but the experience took a turn once we were seated. Our original waiter was replaced (shoved) by another waiter who started by asking what type of water we preferred. I mean, I’m in the U.S.—tap water in NY is perfectly fine. When we didn’t order the blue bottled water (Saratoga), he had the audacity to comment, “Saving money, huh?” After that, he disappeared for about ten minutes while attending to another table that had a Saratoga bottle. He kept looking at our table and simply never returned. Eventually, I signaled for Ahmed, the original server who had been pushed aside, and he provided excellent service. Ahmed was attentive, patient, and friendly, timing our meals perfectly without any issues. Overall, the food was average compared to other steakhouses I’ve frequented. The service experience was quite odd; I’ve dined at many places and have never encountered anything like this. I’d consider returning if invited, but I wouldn’t specifically seek out this restaurant again.
Nicolette Mitchell - 5 months ago

Big portions, appetizers and desserts were really good. Main courses partially good but filet mignon was dry. Tuna & Lobster were really good.
Antti Sirkiä - 2 months ago

Our FAVORITE restaurant in NYC. They treat you like family from the second you walk in the door. Our waiter, Arturo, is the best. Literally remembers your drink preference, remembers your names and never forgets anything. We can't wait to go to Bobby Van's again! Oh and the food is fabulous!!!
Jon Holman - 4 months ago

Old school steakhouse in midtown. Great for business lunch or dinner. The ribeye and porterhouse steaks were delicious (good temperature), and I also enjoyed the onion soup. We also ordered the seafood platter which I recommend especially the lobster quality was good and size was appropriate for 4 people.
Sherry M - 4 months ago

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