Cute cafe, much nicer than what most museums will offer, and they have a seasonal menu…read more There's this beautiful Spring Pea Risotto that tastes like garden sunshine and a refreshing Harvest Salad with a great goat yogurt on the bottom. If you only have a little time, there are far worse places to spend it. We are in and out in under an hour and leave after an experience that feels a little luxurious.

May 17th 2026. Came here on a Sunday at noon for lunch. Already a waiting line although we managed…read moreto get a table for two. Wife had the $22 avocado toast complete with two slices of bread and a huge amount of sliced avocado. No jar avocado here. Came with a generous layer of pistachio butter. My $33 chicken Milanese with a fancy word for chicken schnitzel with an overly generous amount a pounded chicken breaded along with lemon and aioli sauce. Side was arugula which came lightly mixed with a vinaigrette dressing. Arugula tasted fine which is saying something that's normally I hate arugula Service was good and attentive along with the food although the price of museum restaurant food is expensive even for New York City probably would go to a place like noodle talk if I came again

Stopped by Eli's Night Shift for a casual drink with a friend one evening after an event at The…read moreMet. It's a great option in the area if you're looking for something relaxed, although drinks are on the pricier side, with wine and cocktails ranging from $16-$20. We sat at the bar, which had a comfortable vibe and friendly service. It's a smaller spot, but there are tables if you prefer to sit for a meal, and the food coming out looked great. Toward the back, there was a larger group gathering, so it seems like a good spot for a casual get-together, too. There were even a couple of TVs showing the game, so this could be an option for sports viewing. I ordered a Spanish red that I really enjoyed, and my friend had the pear cocktail, which she also liked. We didn't try the food this time, but I would come back to give it a try when I'm in the area for drinks or a casual night out.

I do not come here much. I was here a few days ago for drinks with friends before going out for the…read morenight. When I got there and finally picked a chair /table to sit on I waited like a pretty long time for someone to come over and ask if I wanted water/ give me a menu. It was a bit odd because the waiter had passed by me quite a few times before asking if I wanted water/ giving me the menu. When I finally got to order I wanted a drink but I didn't want something in one of the speciality cocktails. I asked if I could substitute it and I was not able to. I just got a regular gin and tonic. This is not just a bar but a restaurant too. I have come here before for hot chocolate and tea with some friends a few years ago.

Great food, friendly staff, international clientele... What more can you ask for.... I always tell…read moremy friends about this place.

Incredibly chaotic brunch experience... I'd be surprised if they don't mess up anyone's order given…read morehow disorganized their system is and how overwhelming the crowd is. I presume this place is popular primarily due to its rather reasonable prices? Food was good, but not mind-blowing.

Wanted to write this review based on the wheelchair accessibility and laptop areas…read more There are coffee shops in the neighborhood with laptop rules that say you have to sit at the high tables. Obviously as a wheelchair user, I cannot sit at the high tables, and when I have asked the staff for understanding, other places have denied me. Ines let me use my laptop at a wheelchair accessible table without any fuss. Mark was very gracious. When I asked, he said, "we will make an exception." I felt heard without advocating for common sense and I greatly appreciate the humility. Thank you!

Quick brekkie spot near my dr appt. Probably one of the best coffees I've had in a while. Service…read morewas quick. Not too many seats and they gave a strict laptop policy which I saw them enforcing.

I've wanted to go fresh kitchen for such a long time after seeing it on instagram and now that I'm…read morein the city I have absolutely no regrets! Nicks service was fantastic! The food was absolutely delicious, and the vibe felt great being such a simple restaurant. Next time I come here I'd love to get breakfast! Service [5/5] Nick was a great server! He made sure we enjoyed our meal, and he was a very friendly and funny person! He's very welcoming and I would love to have him as a server again. He's a great guy! The food came out really fast as well and our host let us sit wherever we wanted which was great because my phone was low and allowed us to sit next to an outlet. Fantastic service from Nick & the crew! Food [5/5] The food was fantastic! I mean extremely good! I was starving after coming from the MET and I'm so grateful I came here because the food was to die for. Literally. Chipotle Steak Quesadillas w/ Onion rings [5/5]: From the cheese pull to the size to the sauce used I'm not sure which was the best! The quesadillas are sooooo delicious the meat was so tender and it was like we got it fresh off the stove. It was hot, and the cheese pull was phenomenal it was so delicious and it cut into four humongous slices, I loved it! I would 110% order this again! The onion rings were also really crispy as well! Buffalo chicken wrap w/ sweet potato fries [5/5]: I was originally going to get this but I changed my mind last minute but thankfully my aunt did so I had some of hers. The buffalo chicken was really good not too spicy, she got it with blue cheese dressing but ranch is also an option. She also got a whole wheat wrap which is something that's offered as well! She loved the sweet potato fries as well. Honestly this meal was really good as well! Ambiance [5/5]: Green kitchen has a really sinple diner like look to it, while still being up to date with modern restaurants. I really enjoy the floral theme they have going on outside, if I didn't have to charge my phone I would've definitely sat outside. This place is extremely spacious so you wouldn't have a hard time getting sat unless it's ridiculously busy. Tldr: Great food, fantastic service, and nice interior. Would highly recommend! Thanks Nick for the service!

Try: Chicken & Pancakes, Corned Beef Hash, and Chicken Noodle Soup!…read more Why: Took my parents to an early brunch and we enjoyed Chicken & Pancakes, Corned Beef Hash, and Chicken Noodle Soup! They were able to sub the waffles for pancakes, which was a huge stack of 3 fluffy pancakes topped with juicy fried chicken and maple syrup. Very filling and easily shareable. My dad got the Corned Beef Hash with eggs sunny side up. It also came with lots of sliced potatoes, which had slightly crispy edges. We dipped them in genie house sauce that was flavorful. Mom was craving soup to settle her tummy and she really liked the broth of Chicken Noodle Soup. Everything was flavorful and delicious. I washed down my food with mimosas that was nicely filled to the brim. Notes: Hostess and Waiter were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Waiter gave good recs too and kept the mimosa flowing. Clean spacious diner with large booths and table inside, and outside seating. We came at 11am before the brunch crowd so restaurant was about 1/2 capacity, by the time we left it was packed. Lots of families and strollers. We had a corner booth near front window, great location for people watching while enjoying a meal. Overall, good service, good brunch atmosphere, and good food.

Nice Italian restaurant on the Upper East Side. The bread was amazing. The ambience of artwork and…read moreinterior ceilings was like taking yourself back in time. It was a dark, rainy night but inside was packed with people talking and enjoying themselves.

5 stars for the food. But the $40 sea scallop entree had a grand total of 3 scallops; pretty…read morestingy for the price.

Comfortable typical coffee shop. I have a cheese omelette with a buttered english muffin and 3…read moreslices bacon and it's fine. 2 of us meet at 11am and take a booth for 4. We stay for an hour. No problem

Insanely overpriced. The food is decent but nothing to talk about. The place resembles a Waffle…read moreHouse but has almost fine dining prices.

My friend saw this place as a recommend place for hot chocolate so we decided to stop by on a…read moreThursday night. The place itself is super cute and very cozy. The menu is fairly on the basic side - mainly drinks and pastries and there is some sandwiches. We decided to get the hot chocolate with whip cream (the whip cream is very needed). It was very rich, thick and delicious and not "too sweet." The whip cream really makes it more creamy and it does not really add to the sweetness which was good. We also got a side of Salame e Formaggio which I would recommend passing on because the cheese was kind of hard and not that great. The salami was good and honestly I'm not a fan of olives but my friend who liked it enjoyed them. Overall - a cute place to stop by for a hot chocolate and maybe a pastry!

While the space is *so* cute and cozy and the service was really nice, the food and beverages left…read moresomething to be desired. We got a torta caprese (flourless chocolate cake), a sfogliatella, a hot chocolate, and a machiatto. The torta caprese was okay. The sfogliatella, which is supposed to be light and crisp, was clearly stale and chewy, although they warmed it up which was a helpful touch. The hot chocolate was reviewed on Instagram as being super rich and decadent, but it was made from a mix that smelled oddly similar to Swiss Miss. the machiatto was also quite watery. Come here for the vibes, but not for the food.