Can't say I got a real feel for what this place would be like because I came here for an after work…read moreparty and we were the only ones in the place. There were two bartenders but one did not seem to have much experience; she didn't make any Aperol Spritzs (not that hard to do!). We had to wait for the other bartender and it took quite some time. They have a small food menu but again took so long to order people wound up stepping out to get food along Arthur Ave. My guess is you're better off enjoying food elsewhere. An aperol spritz is $14. Beers seemed to be $7-8. A colleague got Don Julio on the rocks and I think that was $11. Music was decent. Started off very chill with some oldies then turned more into hip hop as the night progressed.

Azgardz has been a welcome night spot for me since the days of the lockdown. The main reason for…read morethis is Frank, the owner. This man has a very hands-on approach to the running of the bar that is refreshing to experience. The establishment stays open late, and there are a few good spots outside to enjoy a cigar with your spirits. There is also a street facing flat-screen to enjoy the Yankees or Mets.

For the Bronx, it's a cute little coffee shop near riverdale. Excellent date spot. It was quite…read morebusy for a Sunday morning. It has great decor and comfortable seating. The service was average speed and you had to remind the staff of your order. Food is 3/5 and nothing special. The matcha latte was a little below average. The hot chocolate was nice and creamy. The chai muffin was very dense and dry. We didn't appreciate the baked good

This is one of my favorites spots to get a coffee or pastry. They also have very delicious…read morebreakfast sandwiches. Would definitely recommend if you want a quick bite. The staff is very attentive. The cafe is very pretty and aesthetic.

Found this little restaurant while in neighborhood. I was having a great happy hour. We had wine…read moreand some bites: chola and gaucha pizzette. Love the atmosphere of the place, would definitely come back for dinner

Super cute and great little spot right off Dyckman St! Beautiful bar counter, people having really…read moregood time it seems. Happy vibes! Great cocktails and our server was so thoughtful and sweet and kind!! We got a table for a big party. We all were so filled with happiness! We will be back x

Amazing drinks, wine, and pasta! The bartender was very accommodating with drink and wine…read moresuggestions. Loved the lobster mac and cheese!

#whereisweekes....@ Porto Salvo celebrating with me bestie Diane and the Birthday Man Davied…read morealong with their cousin. The vibe is a laid back chilled mode. The food was good but the Turffle Fries tasted oily. The calamari, shrimp and friend cauliflower was seasoned. The drinks ok, had to ask for a shot extra to taste the liquor. The service was good. They came to check on us, making sure everything was satisfactory. Over, all we had a great time. I do recommend and will be back. It's a cute restaurant in the cut.

To start I understand it's a new restaurant so i took that in mind when going there. We went at 3pm…read moreon a Friday afternoon. service was pleasant and friendly. They had the option to choose fresh fish sitting in the ice or cooked food from the kitchen. I opted for grilled branzino, shrimp and veggies. My family ordered the fried options. All cutlery and plating are plastic just fyi so it's a casual place. Also relatively loud Spanish music playing the entire time. not an issue but I did have to ask her to lower the volume because it was only 5 pple in the entire restaurant and I couldn't hear our convo at the table over the music. The timing of when the food came out was interesting so fried food first. I was waiting for my grilled food for another 10 mins and the rest of the dishes came out separately within 5-10 mins of each other. The fried food was not fresh but frozen. When questioned, the waitress said everything was fresh we can tell it was not. To preface we eat seafood often so we can absolutely tell. It would've been fine but the shrimp itself was tasteless, soggy/moist under the batter and the batter was falling off because of it. I would dare say the shrimp was pre cooked and frozen before it was fried. No flavor and chewy. My mom and grandma said the fish was okay it had a very fish stick look to it but no real complaints about the fried fish. (Whiting and catfish) My grilled food was just okay. The vegetables were solid I ate that with no issues, onions, peppers and eggplant. The branzino was a good texture asked for it to be butterflied but no real flavor. I had to add salt and pepper for taste. The shrimp was also okay but nothing to write home about. I wasn't super impressed but it was okay. Not sure if I would come back until I hear there's some growth culinary wise.

Nice place on really busy street. Friendly service. Pick your seafood and it'll be cooked anyway…read moreyou want it. So, we had fried calamari, mussels in wine, (cod) fish and chips, grilled salmon and potatoes. Nothing was disappointing and definitely filling. Since it's only open a month, it still needs to get some kinks out, but the concept is well worth checking out. No doubt I'll be back.

We hosted our company holiday party at Misto's Bar and Restaurant, and it was an absolutely…read morewonderful experience from start to finish. The food was excellent, the bartender and kitchen staff were attentive, friendly, and on point all night, and the overall atmosphere was perfect for celebrating as a team. We even had a DJ, and Misto's was a great space for both dining and dancing without feeling cramped or rushed. A special thank-you to Christian, the manager, who truly went above and beyond to make this a memorable and special first company holiday party for us. His professionalism, attention to detail, and genuine care made the entire event seamless and stress-free. Highly recommend Misto's for corporate events, celebrations, or any special occasion. We'll absolutely be back!

Went to this spot on a Friday night with a family member. The place was lively, lots of people…read morelaughing, enjoying their food and drinks. The weather was great, so you could choose to sit inside or out; we chose indoors. Even though our waitress was busy, she was still attentive and friendly. We had sangria, which was really good, and the $$ Italian dishes we ordered hit the spot. The restaurant itself had a nice vibe, clean, nicely decorated, and had a good energy. The staff were welcoming and the bar area seemed pretty popular. Would definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

The food and ambience are outstanding!! It's a true neighborhood spot! We both had sandwiches and…read morethey were amazing. The bread and sandwich ingredients were fresh and delicious!

Very low key chill place on a Sunday: drama show was on TV, the espresso slushie spinning in the…read moremachine, and associates ready to take an order with a smile on their face. Good vibes overall. We ordered The God Mother sandwich - soppresata, eggplant, ham cappy, provolone, roasted peppers, oil and vinegar. Warmed up it hit the spot. The freshly filled cannolo is what blew me away though. Perfectly crisp shell with not too sweet of a filling and a dash of powdered sugar on top. LOVED IT. Cannoli with a coffee crema was the best dessert combo I could have asked for. Tinos is a destination. Go there asap!

I found myself here after leaving a leas than stellar event in the area. Small intimate and not…read moreoverly loud myself and my colleagues set outside and enjoyed cocktails and the pleasant NYC weather for a few hours. Happy hour was going on while we were there which was a nice selection of cocktails and beers. Service was attentive Nd the drinks were fantastic. It was great to be able to sit have music in the background that wasn't so loud we couldn't carry on conversation. Definitely recommend and Stephanie is fantastic We had several mojitos, margaritas and beers.

Great Sangria. However, hours on Yelp are not accurate. We…read moremade a reservation for 2:45PM, only to arrive at 2:35 and be told they didn't open until 3. We were allowed "inside" to sit and wait, which is really outside since the outdoor heaters were not even on yet. We left shortly after our toes started to freeze.