We brought a group of friends for a pre-theater dinner here and walked away ecstatic over the…read morefreshness of their ingredients and the wonderful flavors we had just experienced. Nicole, our server, was a patient and gracious host as she guided us through the menu and answered our questions. She explained that everything on the menu is locally sourced and the farm sources are listed on a board displayed in the dining room. Truly farm to table! Even the wines are all from NY State. (I was especially happy to see the Wolffer Estate Rose from Long Island on the wine list.) We started with several appetizers: deviled eggs (with pesto, carrots, garlic and duck prosciutto); oven-roasted chicken wings (chili maple glaze and homemade ranch sauce) and local burrata (with herbed breadsticks, basil walnut pesto, aged balsamic and cherry tomatoes). Each app was a flavor explosion that brought smiles all around our tables. The entrees continued hitting all the right notes. Their wood fired meatloaf, made from Hudson Vally beef and stuffed with kale, vegetables, herbs and blue cheese, is unlike any you've ever had and may keep you from ever having meatloaf anywhere else. The wood roasted cod picatta (white wine reduction with asparagus & cherry tomatoes served in a small skillet) was amazingly moist and flavorful. The maple marshmallow s'mores was a decadent way to end our great meal there. The restaurant is deep and narrow, but cozy and welcoming, with staff that is talented and friendly. We want to come back and try more items on the menu, including pizza and their short ribs.

The secret to standing out is having a great website and outstanding Yelp reviews--and that's…read moreexactly what led us to The Marshal. We made reservations for a family dinner while visiting New York, and I'm so glad we did. This charming, cozy restaurant is very narrow, and even though they've made great use of every inch of space, seating is definitely limited. One of the first things I noticed was that many tables were sharing dishes family-style. Personally, I think that's the best way to experience The Marshal. The plates tend to be on the smaller side, so ordering a few dishes to share lets everyone sample more of the menu. The food was excellent. We started with the deviled eggs and the burrata salad, and both were delicious. I ordered the cod, which had incredible flavor, although the portion felt a bit small for the price. My husband had one of the pizzas and couldn't stop talking about how good it was. The restaurant was packed during our visit, so the service reflected a busy evening--but in the best way. The staff was attentive, friendly, and efficient. We never felt forgotten, and every time someone stopped by, they made sure we had everything we needed. The only thing worth mentioning is how incredibly close the tables are. They actually have to pull the table out so you can sit down because there's only a few inches between neighboring tables. We definitely became part of the conversations happening on both sides of us! I understand why they've chosen to maximize seating, but if you're looking for an intimate, private dinner, it's something to keep in mind. Overall, we had a wonderful evening. The food, atmosphere, and friendly service far outweighed the tight seating, and we wouldn't hesitate to return the next time we're in New York.

I've been to Il Divino 3 - 4 times with my friend and like the food very much. Nice staff, a little…read moreslow sometimes and not always attentive to service. Yesterday, I went with my friend for lunch. I really got upset because when I went to pay my bill, I did not notice that the tip was included. I mentioned it to the chef (who was the waiter), told him that he should have told us. He said the "machine adds the tip automatically ". Also because tourists don't tip, they don't charge automatically during th week. Veryyyy dishonest! We continued not really arguing but still I was still trying to make him understand that he should have told us. He told me that all the restaurants in the neighborhood do the same. Not true! I've been living in Hell's Kitchen for 8.5 years, and go to many restaurants. None of them do. I will not go back. I checked on Google: restaurant can add tip but it must printed on menu and a sign must be displayed in the restaurant. The waiter needs to tell you when you sit down. So be careful about the tip included there and other restaurants, otherwise you will pay tip twice! Not happy.

Not many vegetarian options so I got a basic pesto pasta with no meat and it cost $30 and was…read moreincredibly mid. My friend got the special and it didn't say the cost but ended up being like $50 for a seafood pasta which she said was also mid and was just glad she got two meals out of it. Wouldn't really recommend. Go to little Italy.

Food was fine, Mushroom Risotto heavy garlic, Beet salad good but not sure where nuts were in salad…read more& Branzino very solid choice. Ask for wine pricing my cab was $28 a glass and nothing special Clos Du Val - Good luck

Too notch service, food and drinks! Dennis looked after us on each of our visits as we were staying…read moreat the Hilton next door. We sampled some great bourbons and had the 12oz filet, Mac, steak fries and some experimental Brussel sprouts that we hope make the menu soon! You'll feel like family and leave full and happy!!

We were so happy with our table in the dining room, kudos to the hostess for seating 2 woman at a…read moregreat table! Then Olivia arrived! She was our server, knowledgeable about the menu choices, friendly, attentive in a way that allowed for the perfect dinner ambiance. Our menu choices included chicken piccata and sea bass, both 5 out of 5 choices. We will definitely return!

Rosie O'Grady is a staple for dinner before or after the theater. We hit a horrific traffic…read moregridlock because there were streets closed. Time was of the essence, RO was half a block from where we were, therefore ... We were lucky because the restaurant got busy quickly, between the diners and the after work crowd. The hosts were great, excellent manners. Our server was nice, attentive and pleasant, understanding that we were in a hurry following up with the kitchen. Our dinner was excellent, meat temperature to perfection. Great bar menu, custom cocktails. Love Rosie's, we will be back.

The staff was great and friendly. The restaurant was quite large…read more We were there for the restaurant week specials. All food was fine. My asparagus salad was fine but the "basket" wasn't crispy. The Papadelle was great and so was the chocolamisu. The lobster raviolis with asparagus was fine but hubby thought the raviolis were too doughy.

I have been to two other locations and never have any complaints. The service was great. The waiter…read morewas really nice. I got fettuccine this time with butter sauce. Usually I get the gnocchi and it was so good. The pasta tasted really fresh. He got gnocchi with ricotta and truffles which was new for him. It was really filling and he really liked the taste. They shaved the truffles at the table. The chocolate lavender cake is always incredible. No complaints.

Great food at very reasonable prices!!!…read more This place is AWESOME! Dining room is good size with reasonable spacing of tables. Nice bar in front and huge front windows that were open and letting in the air! Serving staff were all on point and very friendly! Food was banging! Carpaccio! Yummy!!! Cacio e Pepe was on point! Branzino was also yummy. And finally I had their tiramisu! And it was perfect! Not too this or too that but just right! All in all this was a great meal and I would very much like to visit again. Two big thumbs up here!

During the Christmas season, came to Amarone with a group of 5 for a late lunch…read more Although I made reservations, the restaurant was not crowded. It was actually basically empty. The food tasted good, but the menu was a tad bit limited and they do not allow substitution/ changes to their dishes. Overall just a decent experience, not bad but not great neither. I most likely will not return because there are better options in the city.

Stopped in and ordered two Endless Summer drinks and wow, so good! Light, refreshing, and perfect…read moreif you're looking for something easy to sip on. Our server did great with the rec. Great vibe overall and a fun spot to grab a drink while exploring Hell's Kitchen.

Pretty cool place. Met a group of friends here for drinks and posted up all the way in the back…read morecorner, which turned out to be the right move, quiet enough to actually chit chat without shouting. It's a proper locals' bar tucked onto Restaurant Row, co-owned by two Hell's Kitchen guys who met years ago at the old Joshua Tree bar down the block before opening this place together. They stripped the space back to bare brick and built out an industrial, eclectic room, complete with a staircase that famously goes nowhere, so don't waste your night looking for wherever it's supposed to lead. Service was fast and friendly, and the drink selection was genuinely good, real house cocktails, not just the standard bar-menu suspects. Only knock is it's very dim inside, fits the vibe but makes it tough if you're trying to actually read a menu. Overall had a great time. Good starting point for a night out, or just as easily a solid place to land and close one out, either direction works.

love this place! delish, great service, nice atmosphere…read more look at my gorgeous seafood salad!

Trying this on the way home…read more ENTRANCE - there was a gentleman outside on the street that greeted us and we went into the restaurant AMBIANCE - the decor was very nice. As you walk in there is a bar to the right with a few chairs. The dining area was straight to the back. The layout is pretty long and narrow to the back. There is a big screen TV in the back but not at the bar in the front The tables were elegant with white cloths and the chairs were comfortable SERVICE - very friendly but not very engaging. Our waiter was helpful with the food and wine selections MENU - not particularly large, they had an interesting list of appetizers and a separate wine list (Italian wines only) APPETIZERS - we only came for drinks and a few small plates, to watch the first half of a soccer game The arincini rice balls were really good. They are prepared differently with meat, cheese and peas. The nice touch was a deep fried basil leaf on the top The cheese plate was well represented with some nice cheeses and toasted bread. Very tasty if you like cheese platters ENTREES - we didn't order any as this was a quick stop so you'll have to let me know what you think some day VINO - a nice selection of Italian wines to choose from. I tried a couple of reds, they were both dry but both had tannin residues and an absent hint of berries or vanilla PRICE - it is Manhattan but even so two appetizers and two glasses of higher priced vino came to $142 with tax and a 20% tip