Great spot to meet friends for brunch or get takeout! Numerous healthy options and delicious…read moredrinks. We got the Banter Bowl, which includes pickled carrot, cabbage, watermelon radish, cucumber, edamame, avocado, quinoa, and miso ponzu dressing. You have a choice of meats, so we chose the grilled chicken. Second, we ordered the falafel bowl that includes three falafels, pickled onions, avocado, cucumber, whipped garlic feta, kale salad, romesco, and Za'atar dressing that had a delicious flavor. However, our ultimate favorite had to be the Thai Crunch Wrap with sweet potato fries. It was fairly busy, and our drinks took a while to come, but the food arrived shortly after. The next time I'm back, I will be sure to reorder the Thai crunch wrap. If you have food allergies, they are extremely accommodating and have numerous vegan/vegetarian/GF.

- Cozy little spot serving all-day brunch with plenty of indoor tables and ample outdoor seating;…read morewhile the space is on the smaller side, it feels clean and inviting; it wasn't very busy during lunch on a Monday afternoon, with just a handful of tables occupied inside and out - Service was friendly enough and efficient--ordering ahead online was easy, and my pickup order was ready at the promised time and packaged well; that said, it was missing utensils and napkins - The food was just okay--the Banter Bowl with grilled chicken came with two thin slices of chicken breast that were under-seasoned and a bit dry; the accompanying ingredients were fresh and made for a healthy meal, but overall everything lacked flavor and really needed the dressing to bring it together

Comfortable seating inside with booths and a ton of seating…read more Good breakfast choices. Tried the French toast and sausage. Packed with sugar and taste. There's outdoor seating in the summer which is amazing with an iced coffee.

Take Care is a modern bistro that serves regular American fare all day. They offer pick-up,…read moredelivery, and in-room dining options. The breakfast items that I ordered were fast to make, with good service. I was able to get the omelette without the ham. The vegetarian omelette was thick and fluffy, with a good amount of sliced portobello mushrooms and spinach. It came with a side of market salad (leafy greens, cherry tomatoes, carrot, radish, cucumber), making it a great low-carb & high-protein breakfast option. The fruits platter was also excellent - came with a good amount of various sliced fruits (cantaloupe, honeydew, orange, kiwi, pineapple, strawberries, blueberries) that were all very fresh. The milk, however tasted thick and a bit bitter. Not sure if they gave me homogenized milk (3.25%) or the milk was starting to turn bad. Unfortunately I couldn't drink it.

Amazing atmosphere and quality brunch selection. Will make plans to visit again soon. Defintely…read morerecommended!

3.5/5 3/5 - service…read more 4/5 - food I came here on a rainy Sunday. My friend made a reservation but it was honestly unnecessary because there was no one here. It's a small space that can probably fill 30 people maximum. But very cozy place. My friend and I got the $22.95 brunch with coffee. Both of our dishes came with fries and salad. We got: - croque monsieur: I really enjoyed this!! I wish there was more ketchup though. - omelette: my friend enjoyed this The coffee wasn't that strong. For how slow it was, the person at the front counter did not check on us at all. I had to ask for more water and more coffee. We were also not asked if we wanted more sugar packets when our coffee came. The server who brought our food to us was nice but the guy at the front counter wasn't that friendly. I would maybe return but because service was not good, probably not.

Have come in for breakfast/brunch a few times this past summer. Loved every single item from here,…read moreevery single time. From the pancakes, sandwiches and the bowls... still have yet to try the pasta that someone ordered next to me and it smelled so good after I had finished my own meal. It's a great, cozy, intimate place and the service has been amazing as well, always accommodating.

Amazing vibes and food here, we were so happy to be here for their breakfast and lunch while our…read moreflight was delayed Great service too

FANTASTIC!! Always great food, service, and ambience!!…read moreThe go to place that never disappoints!

They make that Burger that oozes juice down your hand with each bite!…read more Great place for a group or flying solo. They make a mean medium-rare blue cheese and bacon burger!! The service was very nice. I ate alone and was not hidden in some random corner. I'll be back!!

Wednesday girl dinner is a must try. For $25, you get a martini, salad (Cesar or market), and fries…read more(truffle or regular). I got the market salad with grilled chicken which was very filling and packed with flavor. The grilled chicken was an add on so cost a little bit more than $25 but still an amazing deal. 10/10 recommend!

Stopped into Cask Bar & Kitchen in Murray Hill for a casual dinner and loved the quirky, cozy vibe;…read moreit kind of feels like having dinner in your grandma's living room (in the best way possible). Think vintage wallpaper, little knick-knacks, and warm lighting. It's got character. I ordered the market salad with mixed greens, honeycrisp apples, goat cheese, candied pecans, and sherry vinaigrette. It was a hearty portion - super fresh and flavorful, and honestly more than I could finish (not a complaint!). I also ordered a Diet Pepsi with grenadine; they don't carry Diet Coke, which I almost docked a point for, but the mix was unexpectedly delicious. Highly recommend it. My date ordered the hanger steak and said it was absolutely amazing. Only hiccup: his first glass of wine he got came out hot... like, microwave-level warm. Fortunately, the server brought a new (cold) one and the rest of the meal was smooth sailing. Service was friendly, the vibe was homey and relaxed, and the food was solid across the board. Would definitely come back, especially for that salad and another round of grenadine magic.

A gluten-free dreamscape located in Midtown. This is an absolute must-visit for anyone craving a…read morereal, solid gluten-free breakfast. I ordered the famous lemon ricotta pancakes with strawberries, lemon zest, whipped cream, & maple syrup. All the way delicious. Not just "delicious for gluten-free" but actually all the way delicious. Also had a dreamy iced latte with a touch of vanilla in it. Woke me right up. This is my favorite breakfast place in Manhattan as of right meowwww.

Had a quick stop in Manhattan to visit a customer and found this place to dine in with a colleague…read more They had a massive variety of breakfast and lunch items on the menu. I decided for breakfast and ordered the breakfast burrito. It wasn't abnormally large like most I've encountered at other locations and it was tasty. The service is timely and attentive. Didn't even have to ask for specials and he mentioned them anyway. The ambiance is a nice breakaway from the bustle just a few steps outside their establishment. Loved the atmosphere and vibe and was able to carry a conversation without having to raise my voice.

we had the best time with our servers Yill and Ronnie. they took care of us and created a great…read moreatmosphere. definitely going to come back!!

If you're looking for a fun, casual spot in Kips Bay, The Flying Cock is a great choice. The staff…read moreis incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a relaxed atmosphere from the moment you walk in. It's an excellent place to meet up with friends, catch a game on one of the TVs, and enjoy a great happy hour. The food, drinks, and lively vibe make it an easy place to spend a few hours. Whether you're stopping by after work or watching your favorite team, The Flying Cock is definitely worth a visit.

Delicious cozy brunch with bottomless option. The mimosas were the perfect ratio of juice to…read morealcohol. My steak was cooked to perfection toon and the music was pleasant. I would recommend for a lowkey weekend brunch.

Met a friend at Tara Rose for happy hour during the week - overall solid number of drink specials…read moreon the happy hour menu. All "Sharables" or fries are 2 for $24 (good deal for some of the options, similar price as usual for others such as the fries). The servers were kind and kept our waters full. My drink was pretty good, but I felt the food left a bit to be desired (granted we basically ordered typical bar food). I think this is a good spot for a casual happy hour in the area, I would not necessarily pick it for the quality of the happy hour food. Disclaimer: I did not try food from the main entree section of the menu.

What's new? Is that a VEGAN Pastrami and Ruben on the menu?!? Holy Cow who did not have to lay…read moredown their life?! Wow. I never thought I'd see the day a Jewish Deli would consider some vegan dupes of classics - but wow - way to be on trend and health conscious to help cut down the heart disease and cholesterol meds. I'm here for it and couldn't believe my Vegan friend would ever get a chance to get close to the classic NY Jewish Deli experience in a vegan context. To be clear- they still serve up the real stuff too- but I just need to put it out there how rare and kind of amazing this is for an OG spot like Sarge's. It's been 9 years since my last review here and- wow, we've come full circle. Also- congrats to making it through and out the other side of the pandemic- many businesses did not, but it's nice to see an institution like Sarge's survive a serious hit like that, it means the community cares too. What's still good- OG 1960's-70's diner vibes and booths- a place your grands can feel at home, but very well maintained and clean. Portions that send you home full even if you're just ordering soup or a side of French fries- you will not leave this grand's house hungry ya'll. Classic flavors that come from recipes before artificial flavors were a thing- made with real bone broths that will keep your hair, skin, and nails shiny with collagen.

There are certain things worth traveling for: beautiful scenery, great pizza, and an exceptional…read morepastrami sandwich. If you can get that pastrami without navigating a queue organized like an airport security checkpoint, all the better. Welcome to Sarge's Delicatessen. Founded at 548 Third Avenue in 1964, Sarge's was opened by Abe Katz, a retired NYPD sergeant who decided feeding Midtown was preferable to actual retirement. Facing the obvious naming dilemma presented by a certain famous delicatessen on Houston Street, he smartly opted to name the business after his police rank rather than his surname. Over six decades later, the vinyl booths, wood-paneled walls, and classic diner atmosphere remain intact. My family and I stopped in for dinner around 6:00 PM on a Friday. The place was surprisingly uncrowded, and we were seated immediately without the typical Manhattan routine of checking in with three hosts and standing on the sidewalk until your appetite dies. Service was prompt, friendly, and completely devoid of drama. As for the food, we ordered enough to conduct a proper survey of the menu. I had a pastrami Reuben, while my wife ordered the beef barley soup and a half pastrami sandwich. Our oldest son chose the matzo ball soup and a half salami, while our youngest went with a hot dog. We added fries for the table, along with a Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray soda and a classic chocolate egg cream. Everything was outstanding. The matzo ball soup was deeply comforting, the hot dog had a proper snap, and the fries vanished with impressive efficiency. Even the house pickles and coleslaw tasted fresh and intentional, rather than serving as decorative plate filler. Then there is the pastrami itself. Saying this in print can cause traditionalists to question your judgment, but I believe Sarge's pastrami is better than Katz's. Quite a bit so. Katz's has the international fame, the endless lines, and a chaotic ticket system that feels like a live-action hunger game where everyone is competing for cured meat. Sarge's pastrami, cured in-house, is sliced thin, carries a better ratio of fat to lean, and delivers a richer spice profile in every bite. You get elite pastrami without the surrounding circus. Sarge's offers extraordinary food, comfortable booths, and an authentic 1960s atmosphere. If someone tells you that you have to stand in line on Houston Street to get the best pastrami in New York, smile politely, thank them for the advice, and head to Murray Hill instead.