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4.2 (230 reviews)
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Jacqueline A.

Penny was excellent! I was pleased with everything from his recommendations to his speedy service. The kangaroo bites were tasty. What you also see is steak and eggs and the spicy wings (more flavorful, than hot). I recommend the scarlet rose if you like espresso martinis and the pineapple gimlet was so refreshing. Everything we tried was good here.

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Cheryl P.

Was in the area and decided on a whim to come here for a casual dinner with my friend! We were able to be seated immediately without a reservation on a weekend evening (though we came on the earlier side). Loved how cute and extensive the menu was with all their little nods to Austrialian classics! I was initially eyeing the burger but my server (who was very welcoming and knowledgeable about cross contamination risks after I shared my gluten allergy) advised me that the fries might not be safe for me. I ended up getting the power bowl and even without adding any additional protein it was super filling! I lived how fluffy they were able to cook the quinoa base, all the other ingredients tasted really fresh and flavorful - I especially loved the sweet potatoes! The sauce that it comes with definitely has a kick, would recommend mixing it in very well if you have a low spice tolerance like me lol. My friend ordered the Thai green curry, which i tried a little bit of and really enjoyed the flavors of the dish as well! The drinks they offer here are also super pretty :) Overall, we really enjoyed our meal here - only main downside was that the restaurant is much dimmer than I expected, though that might be a plus if that's the kind of ambiance you're going for!

Mayra P.

I've been here three times -- twice for dinner and once for breakfast -- and every visit has been super delicious. For dinner, we ordered the pasta and the chicken Parmesan, and both were flavorful, well-prepared, and very satisfying. Breakfast was just as good -- the French toast was a standout and the perfect way to start the day. Everything we've tried has been consistently solid, which says a lot. Service was outstanding! Very attentive as well as the cozy vibes inside. Located inside the Hotel Hendricks, it's a great spot whether you're staying at the hotel or nearby. Definitely worth coming back, and I'd happily return again.

Kimchi Sambal Scramble
Shuba S.

Nice food, great service! This restaurant came up in the list of must try brunches in Midtown. This was walking distance to our hotel. We were so impressed by the entry and the restaurant ambience. It's a small place but very cute. We got the kimchi sambal Scramble and breakfast roll. The scramble had generous kimchi but no sambal. I would have liked if there was sambal as it would have cranked up the flavors a notch. I got hash browns too and they were small but very tasty nevertheless. Breakfast Roll was good-- we got the truffle fries and they were absolutely amazing. Service was pretty great! Nice interiors with a lot of faux plants and rattan light decor-- it gave a whole rainforest vibe. Overall the food was good!

Shirley C.

The restaurant was lively and service was great for a party of 6 Food was on the saltier side for Fries and sandwich.

Alexa T.

This place is super cute! It's on the first floor of a hotel. My friend made a reservation and we were seated right away. There's a single stall bathroom. My friend and I shared: - kimchi scramble: I wish it came with a little more kimchi. It was a pretty big portion though. Essentially it was a large portion of scrambled egg on multigrain toast with some kimchi on top. - breakfast burrito: I'm not normally a burrito person, but the pictures looked good so I was influenced to order it. It was already cut in half and came with fries. The fries were nothing special. I did enjoy the breakfast burrito, but it was missing something. It needed some hot sauce or a little more flavor - strawberry waffle: this was a yummy sweet treat to end brunch. My favorite thing we ordered. It came with 2 pieces. Service was good. They didn't rush us out or anything.

JiHae L.

I had this place bookmarked because I had to check it out. I've never really had Australian before so had to try it out and it's not too far from where I work so went for lunch with my colleagues. The space is nicely decorated, but if you come during prime lunch time it is best to make reservations. After looking over the menu it all seemed like American food. The only thing that caught my eye were the Kangaroo skewers. I expected it to be gamey, but glad it wasn't. It tasted like well done beef. I also had spicy prawns or shrimp with vodka rigatoni. It wasn't too spicy for me, so I had to add the red pepper flakes which helped a lot with the spice level. It's a nice place for a lowkey lunch.

Happy hour menu
Austin K.

Came at Saturday 5:30pm without a reservation for 2 and there was no problem fitting us in. The ambiance is nice and not too loud or crowded. Their happy hour menu is 3-6pm including weekends and pretty good discounts. We got the Kung pao cauliflower (too saucy and not crispy, wouldn't get again) and the Margot Robbie which is my favorite new cocktail in a while (milky and refreshing, without the cloying flavor of most milky drinks) for $10 each. We also got the kangaroo skewers, which is small for 2 skewers of 3 pieces each but well seasoned and kind of like pork. It was on a bed of pickled onions and cucumber with a base of green tahini sauce that was refreshing. The steak frites was decent too with fries on the crispy side (although I could have had it crispier). I want to come back for the espresso martini flight but it'd need to be for lunch because of all that caffeine!

Brunch and appetizers menu
Deena S.

We stopped by Isla & Co. in Midtown and loved everything we ordered! We got the espresso martini flight, the breakfast burrito (upgraded to truffle fries for only $1 more), and the Isla cheeseburger with a side salad. Everything was amazing. The espresso martini flight was definitely strong! I shared it with my mom and couldn't have finished it on my own. Our favorite flavor was the Coco Devine. We wanted to try the strawberry cheesecake waffles too, but we were so stuffed from all the food that we just couldn't fit another bite. There's only one restroom in the main dining area (unisex), and there was usually a short wait, but you can ask the hostess for a card to access the lower-level restrooms, which were very clean and much less crowded. I don't know if I'll be back on my next NYC trip just because there are so many amazing spots I still want to try, but I'd absolutely recommend Isla & Co. to anyone looking for great food, drinks, and a cozy Midtown vibe.

Amy W.

Cute spot located inside a hotel lobby. Aussy food with good, strong drinks. We got the cauliflower appetizer and it was one of the best apps. Sauce was not overwhelming but it retained a good crunch. We got the fish and chips and the fish sando. Portions here are generous. Fish was good well for both dishes, no complaints there. Service is super kind, would return for their happy hour and to try the rest of their menu.

Spicy Shrimp Rigatoni
Jill H.

This is truly a 3.5 review. I'm just not sure the final price was worth the food and if I'd choose to return. The atmosphere and service hit all the marks. The food was okay for me. Our group tried the kangaroo appetizer. While I was hesitant to eat Roo, I want to be adventurous and try new things, too! So while in an Australian themed restaurant.... The dish was good. Kangaroo did not taste like chicken ;-) The meat was chewy, more like a medium well steak. I'm not a big red meat person, so take my review with that lens. My husband and I shared two meals - the fish and chips and the vodka rigatoni (minus the chilis as my husband has lower spice tolerance and our server warned us it can run spicy). Both were good, just not to die for. There was just one larger piece of fish in the fish and chips. It wasn't greasy (yay) but wasn't the best fish & chips we've had. The espresso martinis were a highlight. Four different signature options. The OG was my fave with delicious espresso forward flavor. The one with banana liquor is worth a try. It's unique, but the espresso flavor is definitely subdued by the other ingredients. Our server, Jay, was amazing. High energy, friendly, fun, and efficient.

Makenzie C.

Isla & Co. Midtown has great food and really solid prices, especially for New York. The cocktails were the standout for me, easily the best part of the meal. The space is fun and stylish, but the service was on the slower side and our table got missed a few times, which took away from the experience. Overall still a great spot with amazing drinks, just hoping for more attentive service next time.

Chicken Parma with prosciutto and fries
Edmond C.

I finally got around to checking out Isla and Co at their 38th Street location just west of Fifth Avenue. Given it is at the base of a hotel, you walk in and turn left to see a bar and then left you see the front desk of the restaurant. Otherwise, the space is similar to other restaurants in this Midtown area. Inside, the tables are not too crammed together, but your conversation will only be private to the extent the ambient noise covers your conversation. I had no reservation and was seated immediately with a smile in a good location by the welcoming hostess. My server Jay was very enthusiastic. Though he made one error with the check, he was apologetic and explained what he was doing to correct the issue. He was a good example of service with a smile. I ordered the Coopers Pale Ale first and quickly followed with the Kangaroo Tucker, eventually ordering their Aussie version of Chicken Parm. The Cooper Pale Ale has a considerable amount of yeast or wheat in it, giving it a cloudy dark amber appearance. It's very good and puts the oil can to shame. The Kangaroo Tucker on a bed of tahini with small cucumber chunks is quite good. Kangaroo has a slight gameyness to it, but no more than goat or lamb and tastes similar to lamb. Do not get your expectations up for these skewers, thinking along the lines of metal skewers for kebabs. They are actually two, four inch long toothpicks with small chunks of marinated kangaroo, which are seasoned well to match the herbs and chili crunch in the tahini. The sesame seed oil ground down for the tahini adds a layer of unctuous quality and richness, with the fresh cucumber cutting across for juxtaposition, but the pickled onions were not evident to my palate. This is an appetizer whose description as skewers at $19 should not mislead one to think this could ever be a main plate or worth sharing for the whole table as labeled on the menu. It's tasty, but misleading in portion size. I ordered another Coopers at a reasonable rate of $9 and the Aussie version of Chicken Parma with the upcharge for the prosciutto. It's one flattened chicken breast with Parmesan and Pomodoro sauce. This is supposed to be the best selling meal at Aussie pubs and it is good. However, expectations shotbe managed if one has had Chicken Parm at any number of great Italian restaurants. Here, the chicken cutlet was good, but not as crispy as desired. The cheese was good, but not like the sharp Parmesan you would otherwise expect. The sauce was actually surprisingly good, but the $6 upcharge for the prosciutto did not hit with the impact desired. The Fri that come with the dish were actually quite good, as was the very small herb salad. Isla and Company is a good restaurant, but the Australian fingerprint is not as distinct as one might expect. The food is good with nothing objectionable, but you should come her with managed expectations. Servit is good and the floor manager came by to double check that all was in order and had been ordered. Management wants to move the tables along and ensure the orders are flowing in with no untoward delay. Jay was handling his business properly. In this time of inflation, this was not a $75 plus tip value experience. Isla and Co cannot be held responsible for this, but this is surely a challenge for restaurants to meet and overcome in these times. When a customer evaluates whether to go out or stay home, a $90 tab with tip for one person for this fare will cause one to consider staying home or consider other dining options. 3.2 stars

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