Love this spot ! Gets busy and staff is really cool , jus wish they had more food optionsread more

This is my favorite burger and fries. The bartender server is so fun and nice. I don't drink but…read morepeople there seem to be enjoying. The music is good. I f Usually get delivery but this was cool to eat there.

Our 'foodie week' in Manhattan hit an unexpected peak at The Ellington! We pivoted last minute for…read moreMother's Day, and it was the best decision we made. The outdoor seating was perfection and the food was delightful, but the real star was our waiter, Nahid N. Even with a packed house, he was the definition of grace under pressure--attentive, informative, and genuinely cheery. While NYC has endless dining options, we'll be returning to The Ellington specifically demanding that we sit in his section again. Nahid N., you are the man. Thanks so much for being a highlight in our New York trip. We will be back!

Was trying to find a spot to sit outside with a dog and happened upon The Ellington. It's a huge…read morerestaurant with a good amount of side walk seating. The food was pretty good, though be warned the thin crust pizzas are really flat breads. I was pretty pleased with my steak "pizza" and impressed when they even asked how I wanted the steak cooked for it.

We visited Amity Hall to celebrate a friend and colleague's birthday, and it was a great experience…read morefrom the moment we arrived. Our group of twelve showed up without a reservation, yet the staff was incredibly accommodating and quickly arranged outdoor seating for all of us. We ordered margaritas, red and white wine, spritzers, and frosé. Every drink was excellent, and Happy Hour made it even better. We only ordered fries since we were mainly there for drinks, but the service truly made the visit stand out. The young women who took care of our table were patient, friendly, and very attentive. Even with a large group, we never felt rushed and were able to enjoy our time comfortably. It was a relaxed and enjoyable visit, and we would definitely return.

My sis and I came here for a quick bite and were pleasantly surprised at the happy hour and food…read morespecials. $6 espresso martinis and a $12 smash burger lunch special, so for $20 you can have quite a nice little lunch. The servers were great and checked in regularly to make sure we were good. We also appreciated what I think was the manager watching our drinks because at $6 a martini we had to have one more, yes, they were that good. We stood for maybe 2.5 hrs and left so happy with a full belly and new memories created. Definitely a cute little spot for a solo quick bite, a nice little date night that's more on the casual side, or coming with a group of friends. While we came here for lunch during the week they did have other great food options available and weekend specials if that's something of interest. The ambiance is sexy and grown and still has a sports bar vibe. It's warm and inviting as well as cozy with the lighting. They have a fully stocked bar with 2 bars front and back. As mentioned earlier, they have daily and weekend specials for both food and drink. This place is definitely a must try and I will be coming back.

Went to a happy hour at Lion's Head Tavern on Friday evening. A solid pub with strong drinks, cold…read morebeer, and tasty bar food options. Quality: A fun pub with above average bar food. I wish the draft menu was a little more diverse, but they had enough options to satisfy the entire group. All the food I tried was delicious, and some of the things I didn't try got excellent reviews. You can't go wrong with Buffalo Wings or Tater Tots. The Fried Buffalo Chicken Sandwich and the Pulled Pork, were also hits with the group. Quantity: No issue with beer pours and food comes in shareable portions. Value: $7-$11 for Draft Beers. $30 for 20 Buffalo Wings. $9 for Tater Tots. Ambiance: Lion's Head Tavern is located in the Morningside area of Manhattan. Inside it is a pretty typical packed pub, with the walls covered with memorabilia and televisions. The table setup is definitely made to maximize the space and get in as many guests inside as possible. Outside they had multiple sheltered areas, one of which we sat in. The area surrounding the pub had a lot of characters, so expect to see some interesting activity. Crowd: Packed inside and out, I was surprised about how hard many of the customers were going early on Friday. Service: A little slow on a busy Friday evening. Parking: Tough parking on a busy street.

Came in after a show for some cocktails and wings . Jack the bartender was great and was a great…read morespot !!

Great food, great service, but how do you have only ONE person behind the bar in the middle of a…read moreWorld Cup - with at least 20 people seated at the bar and at least a 100 people standing behind, poor guy did the most and he deserves all the respect but I'm here seating at the bar feeling bad about ordering my next drink. Give that guy a raise, a helper - and me.. just a skinny mezcal margarita nothing on the rim - which they make so well here

I've been here about a half dozen times at least. I like the indoor and outdoor seating and it has…read morea lively atmosphere which is fun. The food is consistently underwhelming and rarely seasoned. I also think both the food and drinks are overpriced, save for happy hour. I would stop in if you were in the area and wanted a good vibe and strong drinks (pina colada was tasty!). The bartender was attentive. I would not recommend for a meal.

amazing time, stopped in late for a drink good conversation good drinks. I highly reccomendread more

Dive 106 was the most welcoming place I have been to yet in nyc. Met the owner, Howie, he was…read moreextremely welcoming, the prices and service don't seem to differ. 10/10 Recommend.

Came solo on a Friday night to catch the end of a World Cup game and had a great time. Jennifer was…read morea very attentive server, gave suggestions, and checked in to see if I needed anything at the right times. Great service from the hookah guy too. DJ played a blend of hip hop and dembow - great selection. 5 stars for the atmosphere alone - I love the decor. Came back for another game with my friend and she was my server again. Great service once again, the wings and truffle fries were good, drinks were phenomenal. City Coffee & Bar will definitely be my go to place for hookah & drinks in the area. I look forward to seeing what it's like during the day as well.

They were doing well but greed got the best of them. NBA Monday game night Happy Hour was until 8,…read moreand even after we ordered all of our food and drink before then besides one appetizer which we ordered after. All but one round of drinks were at the happy hour price and each drink was now $20. It's odd because the food happy hour orders didn't go up but the drinks did? Either way, we didn't agree with the bill and after some discussion with the bartender, it was lowered but they tacked on an automatic gratuity (I guess as a way to compensate) but it was only two of us, so that should have never happened, especially since gratuity is optional. This experience honestly ruined the vibe and our willingness to come back again. It's really a shame because we looked forward to Monday happy hour because getting good drinks at that price is rare in the city and is a nice gem when it happens. I understand the desire to cash in on events like this, but your originality and integrity is what keeps customers and return customers. I'm sorry but I don't think I'll be back, even though it's a nice establishment. This experience was just too sour.

With a Salmon burger to top all Salmon burgers and a happy hour with a Mini Margarita flight…read more(pictured) that is in no way shape or form 'Mini', Jacob's Pickles is truly for everyone. My friend also had a regular beef burger and it was super yummy. But the salmon burger...I think of her fondly.

I was back at this restaurant a while ago, having previously eaten at their own location, which was…read moreloud and a bit too dark, almost feeling more like a gastropub than a Southern spot. By comparison, the new one is much better and much more fitting, while still being moderately loud but not earsplitting, presumably due to both the ceilings being a lot higher and the tables being more spaced apart. It's also a lot brighter, with plenty of mirrors on the wall and larger tables. As mentioned by most others, the portions here are rather massive for NYC, even in comparison to some diners and delicatessens, which makes the prices pretty reasonable. Our large group went here for something I rarely do: brunch. The servers were reasonably overwhelmed, but still friendly. Knowing how big the portions are, I only ordered the $22 Spicy Chicken Sandwich, which is typically served with pepper jack cheese, crispy onions, and hot sour pickles on a home-baked brioche bun. I did something I rarely do, which was ask for a substitution. In this case, it was cheddar instead of pepper jack, and it was obliged. The sandwich was quite large and a bit difficult to pick up, as it was pretty messy, but the flavor was nice. The chicken was juicy, the batter was pretty light, and there was a load of crispy onions. The pickles added a bit of sour crunch and a bit of heat, and the bun did just well enough to keep it all together. Overall, it was tasty. In terms of other dishes, there were a ton. I had one of the many tasty Deviled Eggs for $15, served with pickled mustard seed, smoked paprika, and pickle chips. From the same appetizer section, I particularly enjoyed the $13 Okra & Chilies, made from smoked & pickled okra, red pepper flakes, and scallion. I liked the smokiness, and the okra had some good grill marks, with this being the lightest dish on the table, outside of the Pickle Sampler someone else got. If you're looking to have a heart attack, I would order the decent $19 Poutine. Featuring fries smothered in brown gravy, cheese, and a hollandaise drizzle, I would compare it more to disco fries or other forms of loaded fries. This was due to the lack of cheese curds and the style of gravy. Outside of the comically massive portion, it's fine. In terms of other mains, a few had the two types of Smothered Chicken, either with sausage or mushrooms, for $24. Someone else ordered the non-spicy version of the same sandwich I got. Finally, another got the gigantic $24 Chicken & Waffles, consisting of buttermilk fried chicken, a golden waffle, house maple butter, and powdered sugar. There was also another entree, but I don't remember the details. I preferred this experience a lot more than the previous time and would recommend them for brunch, at least. Just come very hungry.

Family- like atmosphere. Better sharpen up your Spanish skills first, but it's worth it for the…read morecommunity vibe. Empanadas are great. Tiny little patio, but it's amazing after a long day of work. A few beers on draft. Last that served me was super kind. 5 stars.

Quick stop for some food before my cut. Will definitely be a go to when I'm around the…read moreneighborhood. Laid back chill feel, food was excellent (steak & cheese) and large selection of beverages. Great service and cool staff.

The food is spectacular! I had the whole Branzino and it was excellent. I have been here several…read moretimes and have tried many things on the menu I have to say Smoke has the best food of any jazz club. The music was excellent! Every week it is different but always high quality. Perfect NYC Jazz experience!

This was my first visit. I will say for positives that the food is great. I had the chicken breast…read moreand subbed out the lentil salad for potatoes, and the server was good about making that requested substitute. The cheese plate was good and the server made great selections / recommendations for us on cheese to try. The server was very attentive. The music was great. It's a fun and lively place to get some food and hear some great jazz! However, they do not show online when choosing a seat that there is a column in front of the seats over to the right hand side of the venue when you enter, right by the stage if you choose those seats.