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We came here to celebrate our anniversary and enjoyed a beautiful meal (the raw bar is out of this world). The restaurant itself has a wonderful ambience combining Parisian Brasserie with old NYC industrial details like the tin ceiling. The staff was pleasant and attentive starting is off with champagne to toast another year. Cocktails were perfectly curated and the wine list had so many great options to pare with dinner. We began with the Balthazar salad and buttery garlic escargots. For our main we split the larger seafood tower Le Balthazar. It was extravagant and fresh across the board (oysters, clams, mussels, shrimp, crab salad, and 2 lobsters). For desert we had the banana ricotta tart with banana ice cream. Simply delectable. From making the reservation, to sitting at our table, to sharing a beautiful meal for the celebration it was absolutely perfect! Thank you Team Balthazar!!
Tawny Sorensen - a month ago

The ambiance of the restaurant is warm and inviting, making you feel comfortable as soon as you walk in. I went with a friend for a quick chat, and we truly enjoyed our time there. We had coffee and desserts, and I highly recommend the Pavlova it was absolutely delicious! It was the perfect place to relax, catch up, and enjoy a lovely afternoon.
Jo Gu - a month ago

What’s there to say about Balthazar that wasn’t said before? Efficiently buzzing with high energy! Friendly and wonderful staff! I’ve been here so many times over the last few decades and every time is a wonderful experience. The vibe, the food, the service! The bread! Yum!!!! Ordered the avocado toast and petite filet. The fries I swear will cure all the problems in the world! There’s no way one cannot feel anything but utter joy stuffing several of their fries in ones mouth at once. I also read Keith McNally’s autobiography and msde me love thus restaurant even more. And felt honored I met him once at yup, Balthazar!
Yuki Cohen - 2 months ago

Iconic NYC dining at its best. Lively atmosphere, impeccable service, and delicious French brasserie fare. The steak frites and onion soup were outstanding. A memorable meal and well worth the visit.
Sue Wong - 3 months ago

The lore of this place is iconic. Beyond the media attention for being one of Taylor swifts restaurants & famously banning James Corden it feels a bit like stepping back in time & feels very “New York”. I personally like that it’s founded by a Brit as a French restaurant that now is just VERY New York. Service impeccable, feels almost cramped but isn’t with a proper buzz from entry to exit. Service is truly excellent (much better than France 😂) & food is great too.
Jason Parmar - a month ago

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Delicious pizza and great historic vibes! Loved eating here. Service was pretty good for being busy and we didn't wait for a table. Love all the momentos hanging on the wall. Pizza arrived hot and very yummy. I get the old school cash only thing but it wasn't the most convenient. Great idea to put an ATM in-house though. Recommend the pesto pizza, amazing!
Baha Adventures - 3 weeks ago

The pizza was good. The sauce, flavor, and crust was good! And how could not come to America's First Pizzaria when in New York City. Online ordering and pick up was a breeze. Friendly and quick staff for such a busy city! Kentucky enjoyed the pizza, do yourself a favor and try it out.
TJ Tipton - 2 weeks ago

Although I've lived in New York City all my life, this is my first time entering Lombardi's and experiencing the legendary and classic New York City Lombardi's pizza. And I have no idea why I waited so long. What was I thinking? From the time you enter Lombardi's, you are transported back to old New York City, a time when cobblestone streets and gas lamps created the backdrop of a city that was created by working immigrants who arrived in New York City searching for a new life and contributed to creating meals and restaurants that we've come to embrace to this day. A time and experience that Lombardi's has been able to capture and present for those entering the establishment. The location and decor are a true classic 1905 throwback, with the service and menu that complement and coincide with the ambiance and time. We loved it. We were welcomed with a smile and escorted to our wooden table, which was lined with a traditional red-and-white vinyl tablecloth. Our waiter was friendly, and he kindly guided us through the menu and made his recommendations as he detailed the ingredients in some of the top sellers. Although, every pie was appetizing we ordered the sausage, pepper, and onion pie. While Lombardi's does have a bar, we went with the spritzers for that old New York City feel. The pie arrived and it look great! Right out of the brick oven to our table. We let it cool off a bit before we dove in and felt as if we were transported to1905. It was a Friday night at 32 Spring Street, but there was calmness and everything just felt right. After all, we were sitting in New York City and having a classic pizza pie at Lombardi's and drinking spritzers. How great was that. To finish the evening we had their classic cheesecake and asked the waiter if they could top off the cheesecake with strawberry topping, and they accommodated our request without hesitation. The waiter was wonderful and we hope that we tipped him generously. It was well deserved at every level. Since we are mentioning money, don't forget to bring cash, as they don't take credit or debit cards at Lombardi's. They do have an ATM machine inside for those who need to be brought back to the future. So, if you live or visiting New York City, and want to go back in time and experience a taste of that classic New York City pizza and pasta, then stop by Lombardi's. The atmosphere, the meal, and the service is worth the trip. Enjoy!
Rafael Cardona - a month ago

Lombardi’s Pizza absolutely lives up to its legendary reputation. From the moment you walk in, you feel the history—this place is pure New York. The coal-fired brick oven gives the pizza that perfect balance of a crisp, slightly charred crust with a soft, chewy center that’s hard to beat. The margherita pizza is outstanding: fresh mozzarella, bright tomato sauce, fragrant basil, and just the right amount of olive oil. Every bite tastes simple, intentional, and perfectly executed. The clam pie is also a must-try—savory, garlicky, and loaded with flavor without being heavy. The pizza are a bit small, but great to eat. The only small complaint was we did not finish our pizzas and had to ask 4 times to get them to-go. Service is friendly and efficient, even when it’s busy, and the atmosphere feels authentic and unpretentious—exactly what you want from an iconic NYC pizzeria. This isn’t trendy pizza; it’s timeless pizza. If you want to experience real New York pizza history done right, Lombardi’s is a must-visit. I’d come back again and again.
Big NATE - 6 months ago

Had Lombardi's suggested to me, as a place worth visiting while in the Big Apple. So we headed over there for a bite to eat, stepped in and it was like stepping back in time! The interior decor and vibe of the whole place, was brilliant and gave off such an oldy-worldy feel. As it states, it's been going since 1905 and was America's first pizzeria. With visiting during the week, and earlier on during the day, there were plenty of seats available. We were served by a very pleasant gentleman, ordered a root beer that tasted super and we decided on the 'Meatball, Ricotta, Garlic' pizza. When it arrived, it had a lovely crunchy crust all the way around, with plenty of ricotta and meatballs on top. Super hot and super tasty, a pizza that was delicious from the first bite, right down to the very last. If I remember right, it came to a little over $30 - maybe a bit more, including the tip - but was more than worth it without a doubt!
James Cooper - 4 months ago

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You will not find this hidden beauty if you din't know it. Underground. Really nice place. Very good Mexican food and drinks. Reservation highly recommended. Order the tacos (really good) and skip the fancy menue stuff.
Tom Schwarz - 8 months ago

I have travelled the world extensively over 40 years. I ate at all restaurants ranging from pop & mom’s to Michelin three stars. This is my honest review of the underground speakeasy restaurant La Esquina. Reservation is required to access this one via a guarded door leading to the underground scene with cramped but very lively bar, restaurant and dj scene! Food is generally very good but nothing that particularly stands out as deserving five stars.
Eric D - a year ago

stumbled upon La Esquina Brasserie entirely by accident, walking along Lafayette Street in New York, but what a find it turned out to be! A tour guide had mentioned it, but discovering it on my own made it feel like a hidden gem. The atmosphere was absolutely beautiful. You head down the steps, and it’s like stepping into a secret speakeasy. The lighting was just right, creating a warm and inviting vibe. The barmen were fantastic—friendly, professional, and really added to the experience. The food was another highlight. Their tacos and other dishes were delicious, and the drinks paired perfectly. What surprised me most was how reasonably priced everything was; it felt like a luxury experience without breaking the bank. The crowd there was equally wonderful—friendly, relaxed, and lovely to chat with. It added to the charm of the place. I’d recommend La Esquina Brasserie to anyone looking for a unique and memorable spot in New York. It’s more than a meal—it’s an experience you won’t forget.
Gilbert Carstens - a year ago

This used to be one of the best spots in NYC, but over the last 10+ years this iconic Mexican speakeasy has turned into a tourist trap with disappointing food and rude service. I ordered the spicy margarita, which was mediocre at best. The chips were so hard they were difficult to eat, and after a very long wait, my fish tacos arrived tasting old and overcooked. My friend’s pork tacos were so fatty they were barely edible as well. What really prompted me to write this review, though, was the experience with the doorman. After our meal, we were waiting upstairs for a friend to join. A woman entered the restaurant and tried to walk downstairs where her group already had a table. The doorman refused to let her go downstairs because she personally didn’t have a reservation, even though she was clearly trying to contact the group. It was extremely loud downstairs, so naturally nobody was answering their phones. Meanwhile, he allowed other groups without reservations to go down. The way he treated her was unnecessarily rude and dismissive. He barely addressed her directly and seemed more interested in making her wait than helping solve a simple situation. The place wasn’t even busy. Her friends were already downstairs, and it would have cost nothing to let her join them. Between the poor food and the unfriendly service, I’d strongly recommend going somewhere else.
Jaclyn Sklaver - 3 months ago

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3⭐️ for food tbh but rated 4 for staff. It is a lovely place. Pretty standard. Really thin crust pizza with some unique flavors. Do have to say nothing special but also nothing goes wrong. Mini rice ball was small and pricy. The flavor was normal. You taste what it says on the menu. Pizza dough was flat. Soft rather than chewy. 🌿Tie-dye was the signature which did have a more rich flavor with depths, what I would recommend if you come. Strong tomato taste balanced with pesto and cheese. The supreme was ok. Bread pudding was definitely an American style. Straightforward chocolate, caramel, and vanilla taste. Soft and moist.
Julia H - a month ago

Fun, quintessential little Italy vibes of an established New York City restaurant. Great service, and menu is much brighter than just pizza. Braised beef braciole and short rib anglotti were favorites for our table. Reservations took extensive planning and setting a timer at midnight to jump on it, but totally worth it. We went on a cold day where wait times were short, but I don’t think this is typical. Waiter was particularly attentive to our food, allergies, and double checked with the kitchen on ingredients. The menu is not overwhelming and there’s a focused list of desserts and beverages. The kind of place where options have been carefully honed over years of service. We also tried the tie-dye and honey pie pizzas. Crust was exceptionally thin. This is what New York style pizza is traditionally known for. If this is your thing, you’ll love it. They have it down to a science. A definite repeat. Would rate 7.5/10 for the pizza experience, but all else was a solid 9+.
S Sen - 7 months ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A true taste of Little Italy! 🇮🇹🍝 Rubirosa was one of the highlights of our NYC trip. The restaurant is small, cozy, and constantly busy, which only adds to its authentic neighborhood Italian charm. We started with a few appetizers, and every single one was excellent. The Mozzarella Sticks were a classic done right—crispy on the outside, perfectly gooey inside. We also ordered the Rice Balls (Arancini), delicious golden-fried risotto balls filled with melted cheese, and they were outstanding. The Meatballs were another standout: incredibly tender, flavorful, and served with an amazing pomodoro sauce that made us want to mop up every last bit with bread. For the mains, we ordered the Carbonara, the Agnolotti filled with short rib, and the Chicken Parmesan. The Carbonara easily stole the show. Rich, creamy (without being heavy), perfectly seasoned, and one of the best pasta dishes we’ve had in a long time. The Agnolotti was equally impressive. The pasta was delicate, the short rib filling was incredibly tender, and every bite was packed with flavor. The Chicken Parmesan was also very good—crispy chicken, generous melted cheese, and a well-balanced tomato sauce. It was delicious, although the Carbonara and Agnolotti definitely ended up being the stars of the meal. The only downside? The restroom. There’s only one for the entire restaurant, so expect a wait during busy hours. That said, it’s a very small complaint compared to how great everything else was. Fantastic food, a warm atmosphere, and dishes that absolutely live up to Rubirosa’s reputation. Highly recommended—and absolutely worth a visit when you’re in Little Italy. We’ll definitely be back! 🇮🇹🍷
Cristiano Vasconcelos - a month ago

This is our third time coming to NYC and we’ve always tried to get a reservation with no luck until now. Rubirosa has such a great atmosphere and wonderful attentive staff! We had so much fun! The pre-dinner bread was remarkable and tasted homemade. We ordered a tie dye pizza and I was really good! It has a very thing crispy crust. We also got some fun cocktails, including my favorite, a limoncello spritzer! You have to go at least once!
Sarah Somers - a month ago

The tie-dye pizza so good. We order 2-3 boxes of pizza all the time. Wish it was easier to get a reservation but that’s okay. We ate inside once. They were nice to give us a table they don’t have a big space at all but we love the food so we are grateful.
Ana Rivera - 3 months ago

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Cafe Habana is such a cute East Village spot 🌮✨ They have both outdoor and indoor seating, and the inside is adorable. It honestly gives cozy diner vibes in the best way, super casual and fun. The corn is a must. So flavorful and easily one of the highlights 🌽🔥 I also loved the fried plantains… perfectly sweet and so satisfying. My friends ordered the avocado panini and the shrimp and pork tacos, and both looked really good. I went with the chicken tacos, which were just okay. There was a lot of guacamole, but it didn’t taste super fresh and felt a bit overly blended, so that threw it off for me. That said, everything else hit, and the overall vibe makes it worth it. Great location, great energy, and a really cute spot to hang out with friends 💛
Plate Cleaner Club - 2 months ago

Café Habana was just as good as I remember it to have been 23years ago! Happy to wait 15 mins for a table for 4. Cubano, some kind of white cheese & avocado sandwich, chips & guac was our order along with a large margarita…. All were full of flavor! The large margarita container was too wide and I kept almost spilling it until the very end when a small sour was left. However, the attendant was quick to offer a refill… was an unexpected action. Overall: always a fun place to eat… they bring the food out quick, so not a hang out spot when busy.
Ana Cordova - 3 months ago

While out on a morning casual stroll and doing a little shopping, we decided to pop into this café for a light breakfast. It’s a cool little local spot with a perfect corner location. It’s small inside, but pretty cozy. They also offer outdoor seating if it gets too crowded. I had the Huevos con Chorizo with a glass of Agua de Jamaica, while my wife had the Breakfast Tacos and a glass of lemonade. Our food was hot, fresh, and delicious. Everything was made from scratch and cooked to order. The beverages really hit the spot, and based on the flavors, I’d say there are no powdered drinks served here. If you’re looking for frills and thrills, this isn’t the place for you. But if you want fast, casual service with good, fresh food, I definitely recommend checking them out.
James Johnson - 8 months ago

Cute place although a little tight inside. I ordered the enchiladas suizas and enjoyed the sauce and grilled chicken. Bf ordered the chicken and the shrimp tacos which he enjoyed. Overall satisfied. Food fills ya up perfect portions.
Nicole Banales - 2 months ago

I love corn and this corn made me remember why I love corn. If you’re seated by the window or outside, this place is great for people watching. Tried the steak torta, it was ok. The shrimp & fish taco??? FIRE. But seriously, I love this corn.
unagi - 3 months ago

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Lure is what I would consider the quintessential corporate lunch/dinner location. Not to say that the food is bad out anything, but I would say the main highlights are the impeccable service and immaculate atmosphere. The servers are extremely attentive and have a strong commitment to detail and table side banter. While the atmosphere and decor are extremely fitting for their mission statement, which is why I can easily tell this restaurant is made for the more corporate experience where you are looking to take people out for a nice time. The food overall was very well made and tastes fine, but the main point of contention for me is that things just that's taste okay. Nothing was particularly special and most of the flavors were extremely strong, but in a way where you get the base idea of a "Japanese" inspired menu but just crank up the sodium. I wouldn't have any issues with returning, not given the prices on the menu, I wouldn't return in my own dime.
Khang Tran - a month ago

Went to dinner here with my coworkers started off with crispy rice, deviled eggs, and shrimp, which they all tasted really good, flavorful, warm, and fresh. We ordered mock tails. I got the lychee soda, and my coworker got the lemon drop which they both tasted really good and flavorful and on the larger side of a drink. We ordered a couple different rolls, yellowtail sushi, followed by Sumisa, salmon and another salmon dish with potatoes and vegetables. I felt like I was in a boat due to the atmosphere being set like you’re on a ship. Staff was friendly and nice. The main boss stopped by our table to ask us how everything was going. I would recommend anyone that likes sushi followed by some good entrées and drinks. This is the place to check out date night celebrating your birthday or just going out with family. Give it chance.
TravelFoodie - 4 months ago

Amazing experience here! I don’t know which was better - the food or the service. Jesus was our waiter and he was the best waiter we’ve ever had. He was attentive and truly cared about us. The food was incredible as well. Fish was fresh and meat was cooked to perfection. Recommending this restaurant to all my friends.
Emily Silman - 5 months ago

Lure Fishbar had been on my list for a while. However, I think it is alright, leaving a bit to be desired. I’ll lead with the pros and minor misses - Pros - Uni bucatini was delectable, creamy, flavorful, the pasta was al dente and the red chilies cut through the richness occasionally so it was so easy to keep enjoying the dish The spicy tuna crispy rice was delicious. I love their little twist on the classic crispy rice that adds to the texture. Cant ever knock a crispy rice but this was definitely a memorable one! Crispy rock shrimp was addicting and crunchy. The batter was light and the shrimp were fresh and great! Minor misses - The seafood tower was a considerable let down. Aside from the shrimp, the oysters and clams were unpleasantly fishy and sandy. The seafood salad was also bland and chewy in a very unpleasant way. Though this is one minor miss, I would anticipate a seafood oriented restaurant to perfect their seafood towers Overall it’s a nice establishment. The interior design is unique and well thought out, mimicking the interior of a boat.
Vanessa Kwok - 8 months ago

Beautiful restaurant (unless they seat you in the back). Food was not as good as expected. The crispy rice was OK but seemed a bit stale. The salmon was fine. I don’t think the kale Cesar salad belongs on their menu, it was very generic. None of the food was interesting or special. If you like food that isn’t seasoned or saucy, maybe you should go here but the service was not great. Our waitress was MIA and we had to flag down a different waiter every time that we wanted to order. The bathrooms were closed, no apologize or explanation on that, so we had to go across the street in the middle of dinner (30°f). Dessert was ok. I don’t think that this restaurant is doing anything new, interesting, or fun, other than being a boat.
Lisa S - 5 months ago

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AMAZING CHEESECAKE!!! ———> If you’re looking for a slice of New York cheesecake and don’t know where to go this is your place! The cheesecake is perfectly creamy with a delicious crust. The strawberry topping adds a delicious freshness! What makes this place even better is that they kept the shop super cool which was nice to walk into on such a hot day. We walked in and it was a wave of cool fresh air. Overall definitely worth a stop.
Billy - a month ago

Each mini cheesecake was delicious and perfectly portioned for one person — rich, creamy, and full of flavor without being too heavy. The service was just as impressive — warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly. The only downside is that the space is quite small, which makes standing and eating at the countertop a bit tricky. Still, the cozy vibe and incredible desserts make it well worth the visit. Highly recommend stopping by for a sweet pick-me-up!
Dahlia Verma - 7 months ago

There was a long lineup even in a rainy day but the gentlemen worked in the shop were very efficient. I got my cheesecake in 15 minutes! Usually I like strawberry cheesecakes but my personal recommendation from this place is the original and salted caramel cheesecakes. The salted caramel cheesecake had a caramel shell like a crème brûlée. It was very creamy and satisfying. You should not miss it.
Li Li - a month ago

The best cheesecake I’ve had in my life. This place was recommended to me by my friend who is a NYC local and man it was certainly worth it. The place is old school bakery with so many options in front of you. I had the classic cheesecake and pina colada. Both were fantastic. The small seating area outside across the bakery was such a perfect SOHO experience. Love love love
Darshini Gokli - 2 months ago

Amazing NYC original cheesecakes. The texture is so light! I recommend the strawberry one 🍓 not too sweet, not too fat, a perfect balance! A bit expensive but delicious and the staff is lovely
Ryan Vicente - 4 months ago

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If you’re looking for pure joy, this is the place. The food is incredible, the ambience is welcoming and fun, and the service is top tier. I’ve had so many different items on the menu from tomato soup and grilled cheese to grilled chicken salad and crispy brussels , to bacon egg and cheese croissant sandos with sweet potato fries and everything is delicious and top quality. And the cold brew can’t be beat! Special shout out to Carl who went above and beyond in making every meal I’ve had here a special experience.
Jen Kling - 3 months ago

I traveled from the Bay Area to New York City this summer, and for me, this restaurant was an excellent introduction to the NY food scene! First of all, I was impressed that the service was pretty fast, despite the restaurant being very busy when I arrived. However, the speed of delivery did not at all compromise the quality of food. I ordered the vegan breakfast bowl, and it was absolutely delicious! The portions were generous, so I definitely feel like I got my money’s worth. I was dining with a friend, and they said they enjoyed their meal as well. On top of that, both meals were extremely pleasing to the eye and made for great photos! The only critique I have is that unfortunately, there were several ingredients that were no longer available so my friend had to adjust their order twice to account for that. This may not be the restaurant’s fault, but I would just advise that if you come in, please have a backup order in mind, because your first choice may not even be available.
Sophia Arias - a month ago

The apple cider mimosa is DELICIOUS!!! I love brunch foods, so I am very biased with bow much I enjoy this place. I went to the Grey Dog - Union Square last summer. The Nolita location did not disappoint. Make sure to get a reservation. This place gets crowded. Almost every other table ordered the Mexican Breakfast Bowl (not pictured).
Michelle Yang - 9 months ago

This was a pretty typical Grey Dog experience. The food and service were both solid, and the staff handled everything well. Nothing was bad, but it also did not stand out as one of the better brunch or casual dining spots in the area. The biggest issue was the outdoor seating. There are only a few tables, and the space feels very tight. The tables are small, the chairs are not especially comfortable, and there is barely enough room to sit without feeling crowded. It works for a quick meal, but it is not ideal if you want to relax and stay for a while. The service was good and efficient, which helped. I would still come back, but probably only if there were better seating options available.
Atahan Durbas - a month ago

Walked by looking for a good breakfast and got just what we wanted. Fresh, delicious and large portions! Price point was really nice too! Quality meal. Great service. Atmosphere is fun too!
Heather Gove - 5 months ago

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Overall – look, it is a goal of mine if I’m the best part in New York City I don’t know if the best or considered the best. I’m really like this place. I usually order it for work but tonight I went with friends to show them a meal that I like they also loved everything however they didn’t love the parm as much as I do. I think they’re just parm haters, but I think it’s great. It’s a no-frills place simple bustling little shop not a lot of space but that’s what makes it so charming my friends like all the food here we had a great time Food – as I said earlier, I came over for the parm. I’ve had the parm many times so I love the parm here. It’s not too crazy expensive it’s just a normal good poem however, this time I ordered other things like a Caesar salad, which is delicious. How can you mess up a Caesar salad salad? We also had the calamari which is delicious and fried and we had the meatballs which actually I’ve been craving meatballs eating oh, that was great We also got another pasta. I don’t know what it was but it’s located in my pictures. Overall everything went well together. Everything is delicious. Everything is on power with taste. Yes, please. Atmosphere – as mentioned earlier, it’s a small place. I am so lucky we got a spot we went in. We put our name down and within moments we got a cute little spot in the back corner. We were very lucky I’ve seen lines of this place and it makes experience so much better being able to get in quickly however, I wonder if we were just very lucky the staff was good. The food was fast and the atmosphere is just cute. It’s just simple. It’s not overdoing it with white tablecloths. There are a lot of these these Italian places that go too far. It’s cute. It’s simple that’s it.
Jack Tuggle - 8 months ago

Had a great meal here just as walk-ins sitting at the bar (getting reservations had been a nightmare). Glad we tried it! We had the following: - mozz sticks - pizza knots - meatballs (super good) - pesto arancini - rigatoni carbone (excellent) - Fusilli bolognese (also excellent)
Loren - 8 months ago

Parm has been around a while, and I finally made it to the original location. It’s classic, old-school Italian-American comfort food. The space is pretty small and they don’t take reservations, so keep that in mind. I grabbed a seat at the bar during happy hour, weekdays from 3 to 7. The drink menu is limited, but a white wine did the job. It does get busy, though the bar is full service, which helps. We started with the garlic bread, cut into six pieces and sprinkled with parm. You HAVE TO add the fresh mozzarella. *chef’s kiss* I went with the chicken parm platter, which came with rigatoni carbone. The pasta was perfectly al dente. The spicy vodka sauce was good but could have used a bit more heat. The chicken parm itself was solid and comforting. Overall, I’d recommend it and would definitely come back.
Jamie L - 8 months ago

Heard this place has the same owner as Carbone so wanted to try it. I enjoyed the bar setup and the staff were really friendly. There is an open kitchen so you can see the cooking process. However, the food is definitely not true Italian. I would consider it as Americanized Italian. No reservations I heard this place shares the same owner as Carbone, so I decided to give it a try. The bar setup was great, and the staff was incredibly friendly. The open kitchen allowed me to witness the cooking process, which was interesting. However, the food here is definitely not authentic Italian. It’s more of an Americanized Italian cuisine. There are no reservations.
zeynep dark - 8 months ago

Staff was super friendly and we enjoyed chatting with them. We had the “RIGATONI CARBONE in our world famous spicy pink vodka sauce” but asked how spicy it was, the server said a 5/10 on the spicy scale but said we could get it without spice so we did. It was delicious, I’d recommend eating here. I split the garlic bread with my friends and got the Rigatoni, (drank a water) I spent $27 in total with tip
Gabby E - 3 months ago

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Amazing Mac n cheese!!! I’m from Wisconsin so I’m very picky when it comes to Mac n cheese. Macbeth did not disappoint. I got the mushroom one and it was very cheesy!!! It had a little bit of spice which I wish I knew beforehand so I would have either asked to make it without the spice or would have gone with the classic. Despite that, it was still very delicious. Next time I’m in NYC I’d love to come back and try some of the other ones on the menu. The space itself is small and we were the only people there. It’s all yellow and has a cool design but it is small with only few tables for seating. They didn’t have cups of water, you had to purchase drinks so that’s my only complaint about the place.
Gintare P - 7 years ago

I must say visited this place a few days ago and was left satisfied. I thought cause of a small place wasn't good, but the food over shadowed everything. If you around come in or order from any app that's available. The mac and cheese was amazing. I had a cheese burger mac and cheese and was left wanting more. I will be returning soon.
Jhonnattan Fernandez - 7 years ago

Amazing random find while walking around looking for dinner. Had to stop in because who doesn't love mac n cheese?? Small but cozy shop with comfortable seating. Took about 15 minutes to prepare, but completely worth the wait. I got the margarita mac, it was delicious and light. The medium size was a good dinner portion for me. The dishes were mac n cheese themed, which kept the food hot but allowed you to handle without worry. The plasticwear had an interesting design were they clicked together for storage. Overall the food and atmosphere were amazing and I'll definitely be going back to try other mac n cheese combinations!!
Kaitlyn Schnellbacher - 8 years ago

The service was underwhelming at best. Very transactional feeling to the business. About 10 people can sit inside at most to eat. Probably better for take out. They told me to expect 15’min for prep. Took about 15-20. Pretty standard. The food: I got the mushroom Mac and cheese - again, not overly impressed, but not bad. very “alright.” Decent spot for a quick-ish bite, especially a salty/savory/cheesy bite.
Ronen Pessar - 7 years ago

15-20 min wait so if you're hungry order in advance! Definitely worth the wait, super cheesy and full of flavor. I had the margarita wasnt disappointed. 10 stars if I could. Thank you for making my 1st time there a great experience :)
Crystal Rivera - 7 years ago

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