Great late lunch for tasty burgers. The onion rings are a must have. Great service and fun place.read more

I can't understand how is it that the same person owns this place an At The Wallace and give the…read morecustomer such different experiences. I have been treated very poorly at this place in the past, however the people of At The Wallace told me to go back because servers have been changed and Chad had improved the overall experience. Since I care about the folks at At the Wallace, I decided to give them a chance. The first thing was that the waiter, an apathetic hipster, changed my seat because I was seated in a table for four people, nothing outrageous or out of the ordinary, but then I see him separating the table to allow a couple to sit there. Which made me wonder why I didn't get that treatment, but whatever. I order a medium Spicetown USA burger and a Seltzer. A different waitress brings me the seltzer and basically drops it on the table spilling some of the drink on the table. She didn't apologize for the abrupt gesture, she just turned around and went back to another table. After waiting for 30 minutes for the burger, I call another waitress (this one was friendly at least) and ask the delay, turns out the original waiter didn't even put the order. She talks to him and apologized to me. The burger comes over, but well done, instead of medium. After the two bite check up, I pointed out to the waiter who LITERALLY shrugs and goes to another table. Despite not being my desired temperature the burger and the fries were very delicious, so I will give them that. However, the service here is unforgivably bad. I don't understand why, At The Wallace is right next door, the servers and bartenders are super nice and it's also cheaper. I don't think I will go back to this place again.

Local Staple, Local Beers, Great Service what else can you ask for…read more if you live in the area, come by and support local. Its right next to Aroma Cigar Lounge to make it a full night out. Its a very small cozy bar in the middle of the city ( uptown i know) The train is right near it, 191 st on the 1 line and the A is a bit further out. I walked since i was only 15 blocks away at Dyckman house and wanted local and support local. There is your spot. Spoke to the manager about the bar and beers and he said that they want to support local as much as possible..

The ceviche was so good! It's a must try if you visited the bar. We also had sweet potatoes fries…read moreas a side. I would not order the chicken wing/drumstick again, sadly there was more fat on the chicken wing/drumstick than the meat. The bar had a relaxing ambiance, great place to chill out after work or hang out with friends. Service was pretty fast too.

Trufa is one of those cool confident laid back spots that somehow runs like a tiny culinary command…read morecenter. The place is small but not cramped and they use every inch wisely. Inside is my preferred move since the outside area is high traffic but you will always find a few brave souls happily dining at the two or three outdoor tables no matter the weather. The kitchen sits right in the middle of the action and the team works like a calm SWAT unit trained in gourmet precision. You order your food and it comes out in perfect time and the wild part is everything here tastes good. Truly everything. Most dishes run around sixteen to twenty dollars, unless you feel like leveling up to their specials which are worth every penny. I have had the meatball sandwich, the Truffle Burger with Swiss cheese and French fries Provencal plus other burgers like the Hamilton and California. All excellent. The pasta too. This is the kind of place where you leave full and happy for the rest of the day. Friendly staff, great energy, consistent quality and zero misses. Easily five stars. Cheers.

Lovely and cozy Italian restaurant. It feels like a hole-in the wall, there is very limited seating…read moreand it's very casual inside. The staff are extremely friendly, and service was fast. I loved the orecchiette pasta I had, it was hearty and a good portion size. The caprese salad was delicious as well! The prices are great here, I definitely recommend a try!

Every time I come here I have a great time!!! And tonight once again I was blessed by excellent…read morecustomer service!!! The bartender Alijah was so welcoming and pleasant; great customer service from this Queen. I appreciate the hospitality; I will definitely be back!!!! Ask for her and tell her King David sent ya!!!! Here again on a Saturday night & the Bartender Alicia is the bomb!!!! Once again Great customer service!!! And it was a vibe in there as well The food is on point & the vibe/ atmosphere is live!

My friend and I were supposed to go to a different restaurant, but they were closed for the day…read more So we went to Harlem Tavern instead. We were NOT disappointed. They had just opened, so it was pretty empty. But the ambiance was very casual. Logan was our waiter. He was excellent. He was very attentive (without being overbearing) and gave great recommendations. Logan recommended the Bourbon Braised Short Rib.......but unfortunately, it was not available. So I went with the salmon instead. It was delicious. My friend had the catfish and also enjoyed his meal. The appetizers were also flavorful, especially the quesadillas. The beverages were nice and strong too. Everything was yummy and the service was excellent. I would absolutely come back to this restaurant.

This neighborhood spot has a nice vibe and chill atmosphere on a Wednesday afternoon. Music on…read morepoint, sports on TVs (a few up in here giving me a low key sports bar feel). A bargain on lunch too for a manhattan (Washington Heights to be exact; excuse me my Dominican homies on this side). Burger, fries and a beer for $19 hit the spot after a night out drinking. I like how the bar is in the center surrounded by the tables for regular table service. I'm new to the area so this could be a spot for me to pop into occasionally!! Fernando and Melissa made my first visit worth it!!! Thank you both!!!!! Here again on a Wednesday night and the vibe is so chill and the bartender Ashley was so welcoming; love her soul!!! Thank you for the service Queen!! I will be back again soon especially since living in the area now!! Great staff and hospitality both times here!! I highly recommend!! Meagan is a vibe too!!!! A beast behind the bar while being welcoming & attentive!!!!

Their fries are A+, at least the truffle Parmesan fries. Crispy, fluffy, good flavor…read more Decent happy hour I suppose, but with good long hours -- so I appreciate that. I'm not used to NYC prices, nor inflation prices so $10 for a sangria seems steep to me...

This is a legit seafood restaurant with a surprisingly big menu. From the outside you'd think they…read morejust sell hotdogs and chips but it's really quality food. The food was similar the Lolo's on 116th and Frederick Douglass that closed. We ordered Cajun shrimp and mussels and sliced potatoes with garlic butter. It was all delicious. The guy who runs it was also so hospitable and kind and really takes pride in the quality of the food. It's a cute spot with pretty flowers right next to Morningside Park. Outside dining only.

Crab man Mike's shrimp and corn is phenomenal- this review is long overdue! It's not overloaded…read morewith sauce, it's cooked perfectly and seasoned well. I've only ordered pickup and the service was consistent.

Wonderful tasting food!! Been here twice now 1 take out and one in restaurant for lunch and the…read morefood everyone had was delicious. The lobster Mac & cheese is always a hit and their lamb chops and burger was very tasty. Recommend for anytime!! Service is the best! By the way they're in E. Harlem between 2nd & 3rd on 116th.

Customer service went well food was amazing I Had the…read morePaella very seasoned mussels shrimps the works washed it down with some good ole Ice Tea ...Yall should check this spot out in the Heart of Harlem 227 East 116 ST

Okay. So I returned back today ( from eating here a long time ago) annnd it's clear they've changed…read moremgt! The food is the same ( yummy) but the menu is a bit everywhere. I raised the starts to 4... because the service was way better this time around. The pricing changed and things are more expensive. Table of 3 ( brunch ) including tip $81. Parking sucks around there too.

Garden Cafe gets points for being in the right place at the right time, but beyond that, it was…read morepretty mediocre. My top tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I came here for a strategic lunch/rest this past Saturday during the Great Saunter (an annual event I would heartily recommend to anyone physically and mentally able - five stars all around). After not finishing the Saunter last year, I decided at the very least it was important to get off our feet for a bit, and this location made a lot of sense, literally a few buildings away from the official route off Isham Street very close to the halfway point of our adventures. Given how we were feeling at the time, this was definitely within a quarter mile of where we needed it to be before people started getting VERY yowly. This area of Inwood is really pleasant; I've been over here now a few times and it's super underrated because most people never bother to wander up past the GW Bridge. But it's super chill and gives off some Brooklyn vibes. And optics-wise, Garden Cafe fits right in. True to its name, it has a great outdoor seating area in the back, which was the perfect antidote on a pleasant day with sore feet. The interior though is dimly lit and very claustrophobic; each time we went through (entering and exiting), we had to wait for other people to pass in the area by the restroom/awkward bar area. I'm not sure how you improve that situation without a full-on reno, but it's not the best. The outdoor space helps for sure in that regard. We needed carbs like the wolf with 16 miles to go on our trek. I went with the strawberry pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs and a vanilla latte (mostly so my chum and I would remain on speaking terms after only having a fraction of my normal coffee intake at the beginning of the day). Everything was fine though nothing to write home about. The pancakes were a little dry and definitely needed the accompanying syrup, and the eggs conversely were wetter than I typically like. They also needed a bit of seasoning but they did what they were supposed to do. In hindsight, the latte might have actually been the best of the lot - it had a visually pleasing design from the milk pour and was tasty. Most of the patrons we saw nearby were on mimosa benders, which sounded fun but we had a job to do. Next time. This place got a lot of points off for the service. Our waitress was not particularly friendly - very monotone and never smiled, and once our food came? A ghost. We rarely even saw her in the patio area and we probably ended up staying an extra 15 minutes because we literally just couldn't find her to get the check. Really odd unforced error and it was actually close to the point where one of us was going to have to go inside to actively find her to ask for the bill. Not good at all. It wasn't a terrible meal by any stretch and I think ultimately you give it a thumbs up for providing a spot to rest and eat, but most people would probably consider that the bare minimum requirement of a restaurant. I'm sure you can find better around here.