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    Bread N Wine

    4.2 (96 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Casual
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    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Jambon De Paris Sandwich
    Sarah T.

    I don't even know what this meal was. But I paid $37 for a meal the staff clearly saw I didn't eat. The lentil soup had no flavor or seasoning, where is the cheese or butter, it's supposed to be a Jambon De Paris- French ham, butter bread and gruyere cheese sandwich. Also zero flavor. Clearly, no customer service if you can see me not eating my food. I asked for the tub and you didn't even ask me if I wanted a box. My entire plate was there except a bite and a half on my sandwich. Paid my $37 tab and now I'm going to go have lunch, some where else.

    Tomato soup
    Tamara L.

    Always satisfied with Bread N Wine! Amazing meal, will be back for more cozy combos and tasty wine.

    The bar 10/24/21
    Marianne W.

    Bread n Wine is near my apartment. It's a great place to meet friends. I enjoy the breakfast and service is super friendly and fast. I'm recommending!

    Omelette Avocado Spicy Tomato
    Evy F.

    We went to Bread N Wine on a early Saturday afternoon, we were greeted and seated by the servers who were attentive. The food was okay - the bread was really soft and fresh. My partner got the French Lentil Soup, Spinach and Tomato Egg Bake and I got the French onion soup, egg omelette with spicy tomato avocado and onions. I wasn't happy with my omelette because the spicy just meant it was covered in hot sauce within. For beverages, we got chai lattes (we later found out it wasn't tea based but rather coffee) and we had the option of oat milk, almond milk or regular milk. In terms of our overall experience we felt that everything was charming in the beginning but by the end too many things were steering the experience south; one of the worst was when we were accused of using counterfeit money to pay for the tip. There was no special marker used to prove that the money was counterfeit or technology to back up this claim. That experience alone left a bad taste in our mouth as we left embarrassed by that claim, kind of shook from that, we still added the tip to our credit card - 18%. As we walked out and talked about how weird that was, the owner of the business next door overheard us and asked to see the $20 bill - he showed us that our money was real and validated what we knew, that the money wasn't counterfeit. When we went back into Bread N Wine to discuss this there was no apology, just "well, it felt that way", shrug. It left a terrible feeling. We would not go back after that, this is not how you treat customers from start to finish, hence the 2 star review.

    Annalisa M.

    Came on a Tuesday night and the place was dead. Surprising because they have great deals! They have a student discount until 4pm and happy hour specials until 8pm. I tried the half combo deal with a soup and a sandwich ($16); I ordered the Cuban sandwich with French lentil soup. I thought the Cuban was really delicious, super juicy, all the right flavors, sturdy bread, etc. But the soup was lackluster. It was definitely missing a depth of flavor (maybe more salt or seasoning). If I didn't know any better, I would think the chefs heat up the soup from a can. (No, seriously). I ordered a rosé with dinner and my friends recommended the sangria. Waitress was incredibly friendly. Plenty of seating, Jazz nights on Wednesdays, and an all-gender bathroom available! Not too shabby.

    Menu as of 3/2022
    Madeline A.

    Fantastic food, awesome vibe and great service. Stopped in for lunch on a Friday. It was half full with people at tables and the bar areas. Happy hour is from 12-8pm with select beers and wines. I got the combo $16 - roasted Turkey sandwich and French onion soup! The soup was amazing! Highly recommend. The bread on the sandwich was soooo fresh but I wish they filled the sandwich more. I heard they have live music so can't wait to come back! Quality food and very reasonably priced!!

    The bar
    Rachel B.

    Delicious French onion soup! Tastes like you are in Paris- sultry thick, onions, with just the right around of spice, and quality Swiss cheese to make this a delectable treat! Would come back to try more things in the night. There is a very eclectic menu with things like Persian soup, and crepes!!

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    What a lovely spot, lovely people, delicious food. Great sandwiches, Persian favorites

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    Wonderful service. Delicious food and wine...lots of choices. They did not rush us out.

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    Comfy non-pretentious atmosphere, delicious food, reasonable prices. Staff is friendly.

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    Cafe D'Anvers - Moules Frites. $28. Provencale (tomato, garlic, and white wine.) Lighter but very tasty. Excellent mussels

    Cafe D'Anvers

    4.7(22 reviews)
    0.4 mi•East Harlem

    Decided to try this spot out for lunch that was near me. It was empty, but didn't deter me from…read moretrying. A homeless did stumble in trying to convenience the staff to give him something for free, which they were able to get rid of the person politely after many pleas. I ordered their Spaghetti Bolognese ($20), which was alright. It felt like something I could have made at home and it would come out the same quality. Never-the-less, service was great, given that I was the only person they had to take care of.

    Café D'anvers is a small Belgian cafe in Carnegie Hill. I had a reservation for dinner with a…read morefriend. The restaurant door was open so it felt airy and had the ambience of an outdoor cafe. The service was quick and attentive. I ordered the carbonnade flamande, which is a beef stew made with Belgian beer. My friend ordered the Moules Frites. Normally I'd get the Moules Frites as well but I wanted to vary it up since I had seafood for takeout the night before. This was my first time having this beef dish. You could taste the beer in the beef stew but it wasn't too overpowering. Felt almost like a goulash. I was hoping for something with a bit more seasoning but overall, it was ok. The dish came with frites too which I was excited to try. They were crispy yet soft on the inside. I like my fries a little more skinny and crispy but these went well with the beef gravy on the side. Overall, the evening was pleasant but the food wasn't the best Belgian I've had, about a 3/5 for me. Just so so. Also, as a side note - They really need to work on their bathroom situation. The queue was really long for one stall and people were lined up the whole time we were there.

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    Cafe D'Anvers - Bouchées à la Reine/Chicken Vol Au Vent. $26. Chicken, veal meatballs, mushrooms, and puff pastry. Similar to a pot pie. Nice chicken

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    Cafe D'Anvers - Bouchées à la Reine/Chicken Vol Au Vent. $26. Chicken, veal meatballs, mushrooms, and puff pastry. Similar to a pot pie. Nice chicken

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    Costa Restaurant

    Costa Restaurant

    3.9(15 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Upper East Side

    This restaurant is a bit tough to rate. I came here for a coffee. I ended up getting some breakfast…read moretoo. I got a Iced Latte decaf with regular milk. It was pretty good. To eat I got the egg sandwich with ham, cheese and it came with tomatoes and lettuce. There was one slice of what I think was American cheese and it was on a brioche. Looked like a hamburger bun and it was small. I thought the eggs would be scrambled by they were over easy or over hard or something as they were not runny and not scrambled. It comes with fries but , I opted out of fries or a side salad. The sandwich had no taste really and it was pretty oily. I was disappointed in it especially, because of the price of it. This restaurant was empty with one table being used when I came as I came around 10am so it was still early. But the decor in this restaurant is very pretty and elegant. They have a back area with more tables and chairs and a nice looking bar area. Will I come back and try something else for either lunch or dinner or to have a drink? well maybe. I mean the staff were nice though when I placed my food order and explained to them my food allergies there was a bit confusion, they thought I was allergic to only potatoes because I opted out of having french fries but that was not the case. She had to have one of the other guys come over to hear what my allergies were. They both were nice but felt a little rushed while telling them my allergies. I rate this 3.5-4stars. I wanted to rate it a bit higher because of the gorgeous interior.

    Major side notes: The prices online are a whole lot less than what's listed on the menu there so I…read morehave added a photo from outside. For instance, the pistachio crusted salmon is $28 online which is a good deal for the area and $38 there which is a bit much among other dishes. There are also missing things from the online menu such as the grilled octopus. Anyway, I was here recently at this pretty new restaurant with a small group of 5 others. The menu online is listed as Mediterranean and Italian but I found more stuff on here to be Italian and in general, there's a lot of seafood on the menu. I am quite aware how new this spot is because I was (rather unfortunately) at a prior cafe at the same exact location called Atelier which was Middle Eastern and French influenced which was absolutely terrible but luckily this place is much better. There is ample rooms between the different tables and the lighting is nice. The music, or rather muzak, are covers of songs which don't really fit here such as Despacito (I can't believe I heard this at a Yorkville place) but at least the volume was low. The service was a tad slow and didn't pay attention well enough but I presume some of this will improve as the place has been here longer and I'm not surprised how long the meal lasted because it's Yorkville/the UES. They gave us several types of bread to munch on with a couple pieces on each side not matching and there are bottles of olive oil. The best of the breads were the grissini/breadsticks and there was a piece of olive bread which was pretty tasty also but all of them were good. I went with a special of the day as my appetizer which was the Soft Polenta with mixed vegetables and tomato sauce for $24. This was pretty pricey but the portion size was probably big enough for two to share. The polenta texture was fine and warm while the vegetables (zucchini, carrot, eggplant, tomatoes, some other stuff) was much hotter on top which was a bit odd. I wish that there was more of said vegetables because this was the best part of it with the tomato sauce being quite nice. Another person had two appetizers as their meal and enjoyed the Fritto Misto as well as the Eggplant Napoleon. My main dish was the Pistachio Crusted Salmon which is listed online as $28 with citric fennel and butter. However, as said, the actual menu version is an extra $10 more and has a lemon-capers vin blanc sauce instead along with sweet potato puree and asparagus. I have no complaints about the protein as the salmon was good quality, they gave a pretty decent portion, and it was cooked very nicely with me personally having ordered it as rare and it coming out as such being fork tender and quite buttery. My issue instead of the fish was the pistachios as while the dish was listed as crusted, the pistachio flavor was almost muted being more of a topping than a crust which was unfortunate. The asparagus below were fine and the puree which took up the majority of the plate had a good texture and the flavor was fine. Overall, the dish was good but not almost $40 good. Another person had the Spaghetti Special with cherry tomatoes, calamari, and fra diavlo sauce for $42 (also available with shrimp instead for $36 on the main menu) which they enjoyed, one person had the Fettuccine Bolognese, and another person split the same salmon dish with someone else along with I believe the whole Mediterranean Branzino which they enjoyed. For dessert, another person ordered the chocolate cake at the end for us to share which which was a good portion but unfortunately was a bit dry with another person at the table saying that was probably a bit old. I was happy that it wasn't too sweet though I did find it dry with the crust at the end being the best part as it had a good texture. From the completely different price points and menu to the service woes to the minor issues with dishes, it's hard for me to give this spot a higher rating. The chef clearly knows how to cook everything perfectly but the little faults add up. Mid 3 lowered.

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    The Lexington Social - Lexington Burger

    The Lexington Social

    3.7(231 reviews)
    0.5 mi•East Harlem
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    Nicole A. Was absolutely lazy and acted as if my table was doing her a disservice just from coming…read moreto the establishment to eat. What an embarrassing to stop in here with folks from out of town to have to justify that service shouldn't be like that. Also pretty obvious of the facial expressions after our requests. Water, napkins, straws, absolutely are basics things to supply and absolutely not an inconvenience as expressed by her smirks or dimple that would merely oppose from the crest of her cheek.

    This place is a hole in the wall. I was in the area and hoping this would be a hidden gem but it…read morewas definitely not. The "empanadas" on their menu are nowhere near an actual empanada. The dough was raw and gummy. When you open it up it had zero filling in it. I had hope for the flatbread and it looked pretty decent when it came out but I was quickly disappointed. The dough was again gummy, the cheese was not fully melted and the sun-dried tomatoes were very chewy. The hamburger was overcooked, dry, and the patty was all falling apart like a chop steak instead of a burger. The roasted potatoes on the side actually tasted good but tasted more fried than roasted. The service was not great at all and after seeing we were not happy with the food, they didn't even bother to ask how it was. They were then uncomfortable and afraid to come over to the table. I will never return to this place again and I recommend you find a place much better next time!

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    Clay - Grass Fed Burger w fries

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    4.2(237 reviews)
    1.8 mi•Harlem
    •$$$

    I had a magnificent experience at Clay. The ambience was intimate, cozy, and classy with low dimmed…read morelights and modern furnishings in a clean neutral palette. It's a perfect date night spot to share deliciousness with a loved one. My friend and I shared three flavorful dishes-- a radicchio salad, the Confit Duck Leg and the Paccheri, a pasta with house- made pork sausage and broccoli rabe. The duck was so tender it fell off the bone. The pasta was intricate and tasted perfect when it was first served then veered a tad salty as it marinated (but still great). The salad was gorgeous on its own but even better accompanied by the mains. The duck was probably my favorite, but every bite complemented the next thing so well, that all of my senses were thoroughly engaged. I truly was having such a deep experience with the food that at one point I asked my friend to stop talking so that I could properly take in all the flavors. Oops. She loved the food too, so thankfully she understood. We topped off the meal with the buñuelos. We liked the sauce, but I'd say it's not memorable. I liked my orange wine, and my friend was indifferent about her drink. It was a pricey dinner but such a worthwhile experience. Can't wait to go back.

    The service, the ambiance, the food, is ALWAYS amazing. My daughter and I made a reservation before…read morearriving in the city. My daughter worked here when she lived in Harlem a few years back. Of course we had to visit. No pics just us enjoying our food and cocktails while she caught up with chef and the manager. Clay will always have a special place in my heart. They truly took care of my baby when she worked there.

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