Everything from start to finish was amazing. Food was fresh and delicious and ambiance and service…read morewere personal and on point. Can't wait to go back.

Was in the neighborhood and we decided to try brunch on Sunday morning. Service was very good…read more Food was cooked to order. Would repeat.

The food is delicious Everything I have eaten at Rothchilds has been fresh, beautifully prepared…read moreand a gift to my taste buds. The service is terrific The two female wait staff are friendly, knowledgeable and efficient The ambiance is low key and perfect for a neighborhood place to get a great meal in comfortable surroundings

Rothschild is one of my favorite restaurants in Great Neck! I go at least once or twice a month,…read moreand it never disappoints. The food, service, and atmosphere are always fantastic. Truly one of my go-to spots and highly recommended!

The hostess was very cordial. They had live music inside so we opted for outside for the lake view…read moreand good weather. The drinks were great, there were vegan options. The waiter was very helpful in giving us options to modify. We were served promptly, food was great. A server was going around giving everyone a piece of bread at a time. Rather than put a little basket with four pieces per table, probably would save time any effort. I would absolutely go back, it was a good date spot.

Thyme Restaurant in Roslyn has a great reputation, so a few friends and I dropped in for brunch…read morewith high expectations. Ultimately, our experience ended up right in the middle--some hits, but a few noticeable misses that kept it from being a stellar meal. The Highlights: The Coffee: Easily the absolute star of the morning! Rich, smooth, and brewed to perfection--it was easily the best part of the entire visit. The Atmosphere & Service: The overall setting is lovely, and the staff kept things polite and attentive throughout our meal. Where It Fell Short: The Drinks & Food: We ordered virgin mojitos, but the orange juice base tasted surprisingly flat and off, almost like it had been sitting out too long. The Omelette: I ordered a classic omelette, and while the presentation was decent, the execution was just plain bland. It felt like it was lacking key seasoning or fresh herbs to give it life, making the whole dish feel pretty uninspired. All in all, it felt a bit sub-par compared to the usual Roslyn dining standards. That said, brunch can be hit-or-miss depending on the day, and I'd still be open to coming back to give their dinner menu or other options another chance.

Had the chance to visit on multiple occasions and I can start off by saying, their pastries are…read moredelectable. On each visit I've tried various selections. So far I've tried, the cheesecake brownie, linzer tarts, cocoa cupcakes, raspberry cheesecake, brownie and shortbread heart cookies. All their products are fresh and have intricate flavor profiles. For instance, I can taste a hint of almond in their brownies. Customer service is welcoming and there is always a line, but everyone is served efficiently. I really appreciate the entire experience when visiting. Kudos to the team here for curating a delicious culinary experience, and I highly recommend patronizing this fine establishment

The best Hamantaschen in the universe!…read more Every year, I make a pilgrimage here in late Winter/ early Spring, around Purim (even though I am not Jewish), just to eat the Hamantaschen at Diane's bakery. Today, 3/7/26, Alex, the associate at the bakery counter, told me that the filling is a mixture of prune and apricot. The combo makes for a delicious dessert. Be sure to check the bakery out the next time you are in Roslyn Heights. You will not regret it because the vibe is so suburban chic!

Super friendly staff and great Indian food. The chicken tikka masala is a stand out, sweet and…read morecreamy. The regular naan was cooked well however I thought the onion stuffed naan was underdone and slightly doughy. The lamb Rogan Josh is well spiced for the normal patron even though I wished it was spicier for my taste. Definitely one of the best hotel restaurants that I can think of.

Good for a hotel restaurant, but I probably wouldn't go here if I wasn't staying at The Roslyn by…read moreHilton. Well, I'm not sure how much the city of Roslyn has to offer though, so maybe it's the place to be as it got pretty packed as the evenings went on. I went once for dinner and had a pretty good shrimp cocktail with large shrimp and bland cocktail sauce, even with the extra horseradish. My seared tuna was overcooked, but had a nice flavor. Seared usually means some type of crusty charred goodness, but this didn't have it. The chai creme brûlée was good, but the sugar wasn't torched properly and didn't have that snap, crackle or pop which is what it's supposed to have. On a second night I went for cocktails which were $20 a pop! Yes, it was a bit pricey, but they were well made... with the exception of not having a luxardo cherry in "The Brooklyn". The staff was friendly and remembered me from the night before. They have a pretty good menu, and also a separate Indian menu and seemed to be a place for some local celebrations going on. Good (not great), pricey and very close to my hotel room!

What a great spot, I love the fact that it has a big parking spot in the back!…read more The food was good, fluffy pancakes were a little too thick for my taste and the salmon needed a little more of flavor but was good with the eggs Benedict! The drinks were perfect for the weather and the spot will come back for that and their cozy ambiance !

Place is really cool, has a vintage vibe mix with forest style…read more The servers were amiccable and pretty fast with our order. The salmon was good, felt like a good quality one but the whole dish needed like a sauce to help it be more moist. Our pancakes were okay, they are whole wheat so you can feel them a little more on the dry end than fluffy side, but their strawberry foam was great, perfect convo between sweet and foamy. Extra points because they have parking lot in the back

Been here several times now over the last couple years as we visit our son at USMMA. Never…read moredisappoints. Everything is so fresh and delicious and excellent service. We will be back!

To celebrate Valentine's Day, my wife and I enjoyed a $38 three-course prix fixe lunch. Although…read morethe public parking lot was full, we managed to find a spot for $2 for two hours. The restaurant, Gatsby's Landing, draws its name from the romantic nostalgia of The Great Gatsby. Situated near the Long Island Sound and Roslyn Pond, the setting offered a beautiful waterfront ambiance. My wife opted for the Baby Roasted Beets Salad, Salmon, and Crème Brûlée, while I chose the Lobster Bisque, Squid Ink Tonnarelli, and Tiramisu. The menu highlights their commitment to fresh, organic, and locally sourced ingredients - a promise they certainly delivered on. The dishes were both delicious and generously portioned. It was clear the kitchen doesn't skimp on quality; for instance, the lobster bisque was loaded with tender lobster meat, the squid ink tonnarelli featured an abundance of blue crab, and the salmon was a substantial, thick-cut fillet. The chef clearly possesses a mastery of technique, knowing exactly how to pair garnishes and balance flavors in perfect harmony. Furthermore, the waitstaff was both diligent and courteous. We can see why this establishment is so popular--the combination of exceptional cuisine, attentive service, and the serene lake views is hard to beat. However, there is one area for improvement: the restaurant should consider replacing their current chipped plates with larger, more elegant dinnerware. High-quality presentation would better reflect the dignity and caliber of the food they serve.

I love this hotel. They provide comfy slippers, large rooms, excellent customer service, parking…read moreand just a wonderful experience overall. I definitely recommend.

I want to preface with the rooms were nice and clean and we had no complaints in that area. The…read moreissue came with the interactions with the front desk employees on this past Sunday 5/24. We were there for a wedding and had gotten to the hotel around 8am to the brides room. The rest of the bridal party went downstairs to check in, because the link sent to our email to check in early was not working for us (it worked for others just not us for some reason). Check in was at 3 but as we had all gotten emails to check in early and couldn't, we went downstairs to check in. We understood that our room would not be ready until 3 but just wanted to pre check in as I've done MANY times before at other hotels. When we went down to the front desk to request this, the young woman working the desk was EXTREMELY rude WITH an attitude telling us that we aren't able to check in because they didn't have rooms yet. I explained that we dont need a room yet but that we got emails to check in early and it didn't work for us and we weren't going to be back until 1am. She responded again rudely telling us we can't check in with an annoyed facial expression. On top of that, we had mini gift bags that all the guests were to receive when they got to the hotel as the hotel had room blocks for the wedding. They were given to the front desk with the request to put them in the rooms for those there for the wedding. We were told this was no problem, as guests were arriving they had the bags behind the desk and started handing out multiples to each person even though the instructions were one per room and to be in the rooms. One of the guests went up to the front desk explaining to the women that they were supposed to be in the rooms already and one per room (again as we were told they can do this earlier in the day). She rudely, with an attitude, told her that "they don't do that" and they'll hand them out when guests are checking in "if they remember". Overall, the main issue was the lack of professionalism from the front desk women who were extremely nasty and miserable.