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Shoo Shoo

4.2 (40 reviews)
Closed • 10:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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The Grouper Shawarma
Kristely N.

The venue was beautiful. Such a nice vibe. Love the colors. Very chic. Intimate. The service was great. Super attentive staff. The food was amazing. So many GF options. The GF pita was great. We got the regular hummus and it was probably the best hummus I've ever had in my life. I got the grouper shwarma- super interesting flavor. Option to get it with GF pita bread. The fries went with a fabulous dip. My friend got the shakshuka and enjoyed it. The eggs were cooked perfectly. It came with bread and fresh vegetables. It was the right amount of food for two people. For drinks we go the sparkling mint lemonade which was refreshing. I got the Es Vedad- the gin drink and it was a 10/10. The citrus flavor was sooooo goood!!! Highly recommend. For a date night, girls night etc!!

Harissa Beyond Burger
Lindsay K.

Such a great spot! This opened up pretty recently on the Upper East Side and I was so excited that it was arriving uptown. It is just as beautiful and delicious as the downtown location but even bigger! The hostesses were welcoming and the waitstaff very nice as well. We started with some tea and the hummus as well as Caesar salad. Everything was delicious. It was a big portion of each and the Caesar salad had a great lemony taste to it. The beyond harissa burger was delicious and had a great add on of Gruyère cheese. The schnitzel was super crispy and really was the star of the show. Please show this restaurant your support and enjoy a very yummy meal !!

Israeli Salad & Babaganoush
Matt H.

Absolutely wonderful experience. After frequenting the Nolita location many times I was so excited to learn that Shoo Shoo was coming to my neighborhood! I can confidently say that after tonight's visit I am so happy that they did. The quality is there the service is there and we had an absolutely wonderful meal. We started with the Israeli chopped salad and the baba ghanoush which we're both great. For my main I had the shakshuka which was very good as well and I genuinely have no notes. Honestly, something that many restaurants fail to recognize the importance of is the challah that goes with the shak but I'm so happy that Shoo Shoo aced it and it was one of the best challah slices I've had in a while. After spending time in Israel, I definitely consider myself a person with pretty high standards for Israeli food and Shoo Shoo definitely meets the mark. Ambience is stunning inside and service was perfect. Overall, can't recommend Shoo Shoo enough.

Japanese eggplant
Ally R.

I dined at Shoo Shoo UES for the first time last night and was pleased with the experience overall. Around 9:00pm the restaurant was busy and quite loud, however, the food and service were very good. I do wish it wasn't so hard to hear the person on the other side of the table, but it is what it is. Ordered: Moroccan Mint Tea ($16)- we ordered a large pot. It had fresh mint leaves, raw honey and rose water. I'm really not fond of rose in my food or drinks but this tea was enjoyable. The rose wasn't too strong. Hummus ($15)- this was one of the better hummus' I've tried in NYC. It was creamy, sesame-forward and balanced. They give you one pita which really isn't enough given the portion of the hummus. Extra pitas are $2 each. Japanese Eggplant ($21)- this was the one dish worth writing home about. Wow. With the freshness from the watercress, salty and briney flavor from the feta, sweetness from the silan, smoothness from the super tender Japanese eggplant- this dish was my favorite. I felt the price was high given the portion size. Chicken schnitzel ($29)- the schnitzel (thigh) was moist which was so appreciated! There's nothing worse than a dry chicken breast cutlet. It was sesame crusted with a generous amount of sesame seeds. It was crispy and not too too greasy. I think I'd order it again. We couldn't decide between fries and mashed potatoes so we ordered both. The mashed potatoes were so rich, smooth and creamy. I loved them! The fries were also tasty but weren't anything special. Baklava ($8 for 3 pieces)- the baklava was good, a little syrupy but not so much so. I prefer the ones I get at bakeries in Astoria but it was a nice way to end the meal on a sweet note. I enjoyed my visit to Shoo Shoo! The food was very good and the service was even better. I just wish it wasn't quite so loud, but it's a nicely appointed restaurant and a welcome addition to the neighborhood.

Chuck E.

Food was great. Service was excellent. Yvonne did a fine job with great backup and the ambiance was exceptional. I'd go back in a second. Not cheap.

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Valerie F.

Met up with friends here for brunch on a Saturday. They were accommodating to an infant stroller at our table and even lowered the loud music a bit which was nice. Service was attentive and friendly. My husband and I shared the shoo shoo breakfast platter and the schnitzel plate. Everything was delicious and perfectly seasoned. Schnitzel was definitely my favorite and the fries!!! So yum. We'd definitely return.

challah Bread
Whitney D.

Went to the new Shoo shoo location on Upper east side. Was excited to try it. Nice bar area and they have alot of seating in the back area. There are some tables up front. My friends and I enjoyed our meals and drinks. I had a side of the challah bread which they toast it was good. I had an omelette with lots of greens in it. It was good. The Tea was amazing! I am so glad my friend had us get a pot of it. Also, the Israeli pickles were awesome. I would come back here.

Sammi K.

A wonderful addition to the UES. I came in for brunch and ordered their signature breakfast shakshuka, absolutely delicious. The bread was perfectly soft and paired beautifully with the poached eggs and rich tomato sauce. The waitress was warm, attentive, and we had a great conversation. The ambiance is cozy and classy, I'd be happy to return.

Nicole N.

Checked out this new Shoo Shoo location in the UES and had a great, satisfying meal! It was packed on a weeknight but I still managed to get a reservation. Started off with their version of baba ganoush. It's chunkier than others I've hard, and less creamy, but I liked the flavors and seasoning overall. The addition of the harissa added a nice kick. The warm pita was solid. For mains, the branzino schnitzel was simultaneously crispy and flaky with well-seasoned and nicely fried fish. Love how it wasnt too dry and went well with their tartar sauce. The harissa burger was good too. Patty was tender, well seasoned. The Israeli pickles offered more savoriness which I enjoyed (instead of the tartness that traditional pickles typically brings). I did feel like I had to add additional harissa sauce to get more of those pepper flavors nevertheless. The shoestring fries were tasty and crispy! We got the roasted cauliflower as our veggie side. While I wish it had more of a char flavor, it paired well with the citrus flavors and the light tahini sauce. I really wanted to try the hot pistachio knafeh but we were so full since portions are pretty big. The space is pretty big with two areas. The front features the bar with more lounge vibes while the back has more regular tables. Staff were polite. Food came pretty quick!

Andrew K.

Dined here for the first time and found it extraordinary. Wish Yelp enabled me to leave more than 5 stars!! This is a new restaurant that recently opened on the upper east side as an addition to a restaurant already existing downtown. The space is large, well appointed and comfortable. Service is absolutely amazing. A large is staff available to tend to every need without being overly obtrusive and the owner takes a personal interest in meeting with customers. There is an excellent wine list and a variety of top shelf spirits. We tried one of their specialty cocktails (Es Vedra) and found it very satisfying. The appetizers are easily shared and awesome. The hummus is thick and served warm -which brings out the flavor - and nicely seasoned. The Japanese eggplant appetizer was a very unique dish which was our favorite. We also ordered the Lamb Rague appetizer as an entree. The meat was tender and tasty. The grilled branzino was excellent, cooked and seasoned just right. Our only complaint was that we were too full to sample the desserts!

Veggie burger
Claudia P.

Beautiful atmosphere and delicious food! We shared a few items and everything was great!

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Really adorable setting and service was wonderful. We had a cocktail and a lovely sushimi appetizer. A wonderful oasis in the city.

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The food was delicious. And is bigger than it looks on the outside. Absolutely need. Reservation

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Good food, nice vibes, great location. Try the Israeli salad, chicken shnitzel, and their honey balm mint tea

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Delicious, the falafel was especially fabulous. Perfect crisp. Very chill relaxed vibe.

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4.6(63 reviews)
1.9 mi•Hunters Point, Long Island City

LIC...yours speakeasy game has been on POINT. Imagine, a swanky men's boutique, and in the boutique…read morethere's a hidden door that leads to the most boss bar. I did a side glance while walking through the store, but too be honest this stuff looked too cool for hubs (no offense to him), but I definitely need to get a better look next time. I had time to kill before a networking event so I tried to find this tiny bar that had such rave reviews (literally 4.5 stars). I popped my head into Extra Butter, the aforementioned store, and I asked where I can find this spot. They lead me through a door on the side of the store and there I was. A very tiny spot with a super sleek bar. You can maybe fit 25 people in the whole spot, but not mad about it. It makes it a very intimate bar and I like that. Its so much more exclusive. Like I'm in on a secret spot. Shoot, I just let the secret out! You know your girl loves bourbon drank. And after some back and forth I decided to do the Rebirth of Slick. It was kind of like a refreshing old fashioned with turmeric syrup, bitters and lemon. I could have sat there and drank them all night. I convinced my friend to come early and meet me before the event, and when she finally arrived she had just as much as fun as I did. Finally, PJ was the most gracious host. Being there right when the bar first opened and having to wait on my friend, he chatted with me about the bar itself and food around the Queens area. He also informed me that some of the cocktails are his creation. They are fun and unique cocktails and I can't wait to come by and try others.

I'm between 3 and 4 but I always round up. For all the hubbub LIC gets for its restaurant, food,…read moreand nightlife scene, with a few exceptions I have found the average bar lacking. They are the sort of spots one would find exciting in 2010 NYC, or perhaps 2025 Asheville. There's certainly a scene, but the green neon sign that reads "We Be the Infamous," and their commitment to their speakeasy hidden behind another business bit makes me immediately want to run the other way. But I ordered a couple of drinks for the full experience. I got a cocktail with mezcal and pineapple syrup and an espresso martini because no other drinks really called to me. One great thing about Queens bars is that places are still inexpensive, so I'm not mad at only spending $17 on these drinks, but the creativity isn't matching the likes of Dutch Kills or 56709 up the avenue. It's totally serviceable and it seems others have a great time here, but I found the experience wholly forgettable.

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4.2(141 reviews)
1.8 mi•Hunters Point, Long Island City
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I was in town with friends but headed to Record Room on my own. As a woman who loves music, I'd…read morenever been to a listening lounge and was excited to try one. I reserved a spot at the bar and arrived early. The decor and ambiance won me over as soon as I walked in: musically centric and culturally important, with a real sense of place. The DJ spun vinyl from the 70s through the early 2000s, with artists like Anita Baker, Maxwell, Nas, and The Mary Jane Girls, and that was just a taste. The staff were no-nonsense but friendly, which is exactly the balance a nightlife spot needs. I felt safe and welcome the entire time. I'm an introvert, so my plan was one drink, a few songs, and out before the crowd arrived. Instead, I stayed well after it filled up. People from all walks of life packed the room, and I knew I was among my people when Tina Turner came on and everyone belted out "What's Love Got To Do With It." At one point the manager or owner (I wasn't sure which) came out to check on staff and greet guests. He was approachable and looked genuinely happy to be there, which says a lot about the energy of the place. This was the highlight of my trip, and Record Room will be in my regular rotation whenever I'm in NYC. I hope it enjoys protection and longevity in the neighborhood. One small note: the bar stools are rickety and unstable. They're due for a replacement.

Every time I venture here, I leave w/ my limbs hurting and happy…read more Super dope spot that's a little snug but you will find enough room to shake ya groove thing. ALWAYS make a reservation. As I said it's a snug spot. Definitely make reservs if you want a table. After a certain age I realized I may need a seat. LOL. If you like old school hip-hop, R&B, salsa, soul, funk...This is your spot. You may see me there.

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56709

4.5(41 reviews)
1.8 mi•Long Island City

I always love myself a good Japanese-themed speakeasy bar, and the drinks here are also really…read moregood. I came with a friend and got seated quickly. Staff was also friendly and happy to recommend drinks to first-timers (me). I would definitely take more friends here if we wanted to chill to city pop and sip on drinks.

Came to support a friend whose drink just got added to the menu! It's been a year since my last…read morevisit + the menu changed quite a bit. My favorites are still on the menu, but I know a crowd one (Pika Pika) was lost. One I saw there was no crowd (on a Sunday night ~8PM) + they started playing "First Love" by Hikaru Utada, I knew it was gonna be a good night. The place did fill up starting at 9:30PM until almost closing at 11:30PM. *recommended What we ordered: - Agumon (Hojicha version): not quite an espresso martini, but similar vibe with slight sweetness, nuttiness (according to my other friend) + the orange garnish gave great balance - Agumon (off-menu matcha version): the matcha's astringency added more acidity + with no garnish the whiskey was much more prominent - Tokyo Banana*: genuinely tastes like banana + not in the artificial banana milk way - Yurie*: refreshing balance of sweet + sour - Strawberry Daifuku*: love a sweet drink, misleading name tho (only strawberry in the daifuku garnish) - Mala Fries: super crispy + not overly spicy, pricey for fries tho

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R40

4.4(239 reviews)
1.9 mi•Hunters Point, Long Island City
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Came back to R40 to finally try their dinner menu, and overall it was super delicious! Just a…read moreheads-up that portions are on the smaller side, we came with a group of 6, but this spot feels much better suited for groups of 2 to 4. Tuna Tartare ($28) | 5/5: this was refreshing with a delicious citrusy tang Arugula Pesto Gnocchi ($26) | 4.5/5: Loved this! The gnocchi was thinly sliced and cooked perfectly, and the zucchini slices were a highlight. Arroz Negro ($24) | 4.5/5: Rich and creamy with a great depth of squid ink flavor. The crispy fried calamari topped it off nicely. Calabrian Pork Ragu ($26) | 4.25/5: Had a slight gamey note, but overall a solid pasta dish Skirt Steak ($60) | 4.25/5: R40 is known for their steaks, and this was definitely way better than the dry aged, though I've had better before. El Classico Empanada ($8) | 4.25/5: Loved how meaty, flaky, and savory this was. Crab & Shrimp Empanada ($9) | 4/5: Appreciated how large the empanada was, but it could've used more crab and shrimp filling Red Snapper ($56) | 4/5: Perfectly cooked fried snapper, loved that it was boneless and easy to share 30-Day Dry-Aged NY Strip ($96) | 3/5: Pretty disappointing for a dry-aged steak. It felt overcooked for medium-rare and was quite tough/rough.

First off the ambiance is vibey and cute for a date night. I love the open concept with the…read morekitchen. And the service is just ayce!! The staff and everyone was just INCREDIBLE. So personable and friendly. Between each course (appetizer, main, dessert) they clean ur table and gave fresh utensils and plates. Which I feel is a rare thing to do (at least back at home in CA). Now the food, AMAZING. We've been here in NY and had our fair share of vibey restaurants and hole in the walls. But this place serves vibes and actually lives up to the food. Usually you get one or the other but man I would def come back!! Check the pics for the food (: cheers!

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Jungly

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3.9(96 reviews)
2.0 mi•Hunters Point, Long Island City

Whenever we plan work events, I usually take lead. For this particular outing, our entire team was…read morelooking to hold a celebration for achieving a major milestone. The biggest question then became, where to go? We needed a place that was relatively easy to get to that would hold close to 100 people. Jungly was a contender for several reasons - it's location, size, vibe, and menu all seemed to check off. It also helped that I had done business with the owner previously at one of his other spots. It seemed like the natural choice, so I went ahead with the booking. Jungly is located in LIC - it's a pretty convenient spot as its close to the LIRR and the subway. Parking can be a challenge, but luckily I found a spot only a block away. The space itself is nicely set up - walking in you're immediately greeted by the bar area with dining areas both to the left and the right. Due to our size, they closed the place to the public and we were able to freely roam the bar area and one of the dining rooms. In addition to standard tables, they have some lounge space and high tops by the bar. The vibe is somewhat modern - a black/grey color scheme paired with neon and golds. It looks like the space could easily be converted to a club-like atmosphere. Since we were here for a private event, the food was set up buffet style - we chose three apps, four mains, and two sides. Ultimately, for apps we chose pita bread with dips, steak tacos, and shrimp tacos. For mains we chose fried chicken sliders, smashed beef sliders, cacio e pepe, and roasted chicken. For sides, we got fries and Brussels sprouts. In general, all of the food was tasty; the strongest dishes were the tacos, fries, and the chicken tacos. The tacos were generously filled, the fries were the crispy skin style, and the chicken sliders were nice and crispy. The weakest for me was the cacio e pepe - not much flavor and just not really a standout IMO. My communication with management to set up the event were a little staccato, though in the end everything worked out. For the most part, my communication with them was consistent in the days leading up to the event. Service the night of the event was overall good - they were very accessible but I found that they could have replenished the food a little faster in response to the rate it was being taken from the buffet. The bar, on the other hand, was great - both in service and variety of liquor available. Overall, we had a great event at Jungly. They were professional, fair, and delivered on the goods. I would definitely consider hosting another event there, or dine here on my own.

Went there yesterday for brunch and it was pretty empty. Joined my friends at the table and it took…read moreus awhile before the waiter came to check on us. It was crazy that they only had 1 waiter to handle everything, they should've at least had 2. We placed our orders and he was pleasant and apologized for being slow. The music was good, it wasn't loud, we were able to have conversations and not yell; it's a pretty place. Was a bit disappointed at their "buffet" it's your basic continental breakfast, it wasn't worth it. The steak and eggs was delicious.

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