Boots & Bones in pedestrian plaza is an awesome stop. They have a wide menu and offer live music…read moreand dj's on various dates. It's a cool spot to grab a drink or something to eat. Food was great I got the fried chicken sandwich but I saw many people order the wings.

AWESOMEEEEEEE!!!!…read more Decided to try some line dancing brunch and omg was that an awesome experience . It's $40 for 3 cocktails , I entree and 2 hours of line dancing . The whole vibe in the place is so amazing and fun , the food is spectacular, and they have a great variety of brunch items Z We will definitely go back

JP didn't just run the bar at the beer hall. He made the whole afternoon. We had a big group,…read morefamilies, kids, grandparents, the whole mix. It was a full afternoon of food and drinks, and the kind of event where a lot of moving pieces have to come together for it to actually work. JP was the reason it worked. What stood out most wasn't the drinks. It was the kids. There were a lot of them, running around, excited, in the middle of everything. JP knew every single one of them by name before the afternoon was half over. Not in a performative way. He just made a point to learn who they were and made them feel like they belonged there as much as anyone else. He was checking in on them, getting them what they needed, keeping them engaged. Parents noticed. Everyone noticed. Beyond the kids, he was everywhere. Anticipating what people needed before they asked. Moving fast without ever seeming rushed. Making sure nobody was waiting, nobody was forgotten, and everybody was having a good time. The food, the drinks, the whole flow of the afternoon, it all ran smoothly because JP was paying attention to all of it. My sister-in-law's celebration was exactly what it was supposed to be. A big part of that is JP. If you are booking an event here, request him specifically. You will not regret it.​​​​​​​​​​​​

Place is amazing! Nowhere better to watch football! DJ is awesome. Shrimp tacos were some of the…read morebest I've had

A great spot for AYCE KBBQ and Hotpot! The interior of the restaurant is spacious, bright, and…read morecasual. Service is pretty good. You order on an iPad and the food is brought out to you! I got the hotpot only, and ordered a variety of meats and veggies. All of the veggies were fresh and clean, while the meat was pretty solid quality. Each guest is given a hot pot pot here, instead of sharing a communal one. There's also a sauce bar with some appetizers and desserts!

This isn't my genre, more of a cool kids thing, so I knew nothing about the JC KPOT including that…read moreit was part of a chain. In a presumably Covid-related strategy move, KPOT got into the bento box category for delivery apps. Spicy bulgogi was a fine deal at $14.99. The menu says three appetizers without specifying what they are, so I don't know if they vary, but today's order included kimchi, radish and shumai. It was a powerful blast of flavors even before adding the hot sauce, and preparation was quick.

This was hands down the best BBQ I have had in NYC. I don't normally love brisket and this was…read moreamazing. The star of the show were the sides though - the mac and cheese had a bit of spice to it and was slightly tomato based, and the mashed potato salad I LITERALLY wrote home about and told my mom and my aunt immediately, some of the best I've ever had. We got the brisket, the pulled pork, mac and cheese, potato salad, and cole slaw.

Ordered: Stiegl Goldbrau Lager Pint (~$9): 5% from Salzburg,…read moreAustria 1/2 Pound Brisket (~$22) Pastrami Sandwich (~$32): on rye bread with brown deli mustard Small Mac & Cheese (~$8): w parmesan breadcrumbs Small Hometown Slaw (~$7) Aya's take: There's definitely a shortage of proper BBQ in NYC but the line is just a bit too much. I arrived & joined the line at 12:05pm on a Sunday (5 mins after opening) and waited until 1:10pm before ordering. The line is deceiving since more than half of it was inside but I didn't realize how far it extends to the register where you actually order. There was around 40 people waiting when I got there...again, 5 minutes after opening. Anyway, I committed to the line and realize it's wildly inefficient. There's only 1-2 people taking orders and 2-4 different workers standing around or doing something occasionally. They really have to figure out how to reduce these inefficiencies, at least on weekends. Now for the food, it's definitely amazing for NYC standards but not quite as good as Texas, in my opinion. The Brisket had some tender & juicy bites which I loved but most of it was on the dry/lean side. I wish the worker asked us for our preference. The Pastrami Sandwich was a good try and only available on weekends. The meat is smoky and savory, and tangy from the brown deli mustard. I actually loved their Mac & Cheese! It was so creamy, cheesy, and satisfying. Even the Hometown Slaw was just right. Not too creamy, not too vinegary, and gave us a fresh bite to cut through all the savory meat. The worker was nice enough to give me some pickled onions which I absolutely love with my BBQ. I wish they had some more local beer options but the Stiegl Goldbrau Lager Pint was great to sip on as someone who likes light & refreshing beers. Despite the atrocious wait time, I'm really glad I got to try it!

Solid place for a lunch fix! We've been here 3 times and have gotten the Peruvian, Korean and…read moreSouthern. Fun flavor combos and I personally like the Peruvian. The Korean is a bit too sweet to me, and Southern is a bit dry. I think their chicken is crispy, but they can fry their chicken a bit too long so can be dry. It's better in saucier sandwiches

I personally love No Forks Given. I have been a good few times and the people who work there are…read morevery cool, have personality and work very efficiently for a place that gets as busy as No Forks Given does. My personal favorite goto's are the Torogashi Fries, saucy and slightly spicy all together, and the Mexican Cheese Steak sandwich, packed with beef and seasoning, and a great pairing with the fries all together. Some other items i've tried are the Classic Cheesesteak sandwich, which was objectively good but not my personal favorite, and the Peruvian chicken sandwich! which was tasty but I only had a few bites which I feel isn't enough to form a solid opinion. The place itself is decorated with cool historical photos from their time as a food truck, but do be warned that the seating area is a bit small on the inside. I know in the summer they pull out some chairs to sit outside which is very nice, so if I were you i'd be prepared for it to POSSIBLY be a little crowded upon your arrival.

This is a multipurpose space. There is sit down dining. There's a huge bar and there's also dancing…read morespace with a giant disco ball and some Dj music. On a Tuesday night, not only do they have Tuesday Taco specials, They also had trivia night, which all the people dining in willingly participated in. Vibrant environment for young people. Staff are super friendly. Our waiter was very accommodating and helpful. They were out of many signature drinks, which was disappointing. However, they made a killer espresso martini. Fried pickles for appetizer were just OK. Nothing to write home about I'd skip next time. Mike's hot honey carrots with yogurt for appetizer were absolutely incredible. I could eat this for the whole meal and be happy. The recommended $39 bbq ribs were dry, old, fatty and meh. Skip and get the brisket, which was incredibly tender and flavorful. $44 BBQ sampler platter was the way to go. You get to try many different kinds of meat and the portion is perfect. It can even be shared between two people. Ribs were disappointing, spicy sausage was surprisingly amazing, brisket was fantastic, and chicken was the star of the show. I've never been a fan of chicken, but this chicken was next level. The meat was so flavorful, tender and juicy. Still dreaming of the chicken and will return for it anytime. You must try it--you'll thank me later. Sides of garlic, broccoli, sweet potato fries, and potato salad were surprisingly great. I'd order those sides again. On a Tuesday night they close at 10:30 PM and everyone was asked to leave, which felt rushed.

The place is really cute and nice. Came for a coworkers engagement. Resy was 1:30 and everyone was…read moreon time and seated. I do feel like they were rushing us at times especially maybe there is a time limit for a party or event. The food for the event was family style. So grits, French toast, bacon and A crab bene was served. The food was good. Nice display of what they have to offer for Brunch. I seen the menu online and they offer a lot of choices. The place is good for parties. The table was sort of awkward as you need to have one side scoot into a tiny space. (Wasn't a fan of that). Music was good vibes. I think it was how the servers were like "are you done" after 20 mins into eating and getting served and then quickly packing everything up. Sort of friendly but seemed like they just wanted to turn a table fast. Don't really live in the area, so idk if I'd be back It's a good place to check out. Just maybe notyncuomof tea.

I've been waiting for this reopening and Harry's Daughter did NOT disappoint…read more Walked in and immediately felt at home. The vibe is exactly what you want good music, great atmosphere, drinks flowing from the jump. We started with the Tamarind Ball and honestly, that alone was worth the trip. The new menu? A whole moment. The Salmon Pie empanadas were addictive, the Jerk Chicken Egg Rolls had the perfect kick, the Stuffed Crab Cake was rich and satisfying, and the Sticky Spicy Sesame Wings don't sleep on those. Every single bite hit. They picked up right where they left off and somehow made it even better. If you've been waiting to go back, this is your sign. Some things are worth the wait.

Came here on a Friday evening and was able to secure a parking right in front and two adjacent…read morespots at the bar. Ive been wanting to try this place for a while so I was happy we got the chance. For drinks, I got the rum punch. For an appetizer, we got the jerk chicken egg rolls, which was really good. The sauce on the side was really good. For dinner, I got the curry chicken with the roti bread. My friend got the stew peas. My curry chicken was okay but the sauce was not think enough and the curry not spicy enough. My friend enjoyed her food. My only regret was that we were provide a sample of the coconut rum punch while we waited for our drinks, and i should have gotten that one instead. It was very good and better tasting the the regular one. Service was really good. The ambiance was nice, music was playing and we enjoyed ourselves.

Just ordered, everything was really good ! I got burnt ends and I loved the yuca and the banana…read morepudding . Give them a try

So definitely a new place to try. Staff was helpful in…read moreordering. Unfortunately they had NO ribs that day. The brisket had a really nice smoke ring and was tender and juicy. The smoked turkey was good. The pork belly was just all fat. Mac & cheese was outstanding. Potato salad was good just had too much herbs in it. Pork Puff was excellent. Looking forward to trying the ribs.