My mom and I were walking around Eataly when we discovered that Aplina was right upstairs. We came…read morein around 4 so they were able to sit us right away! All of the food was amazing! We had the cheese fondue for appetizer which was an Italian twist on Swiss fondue! The focaccia croutons that were served with it were delicious as well as our entrees! Everything was beautiful! It felt like we were eating in a ski resort! I would definitely recommend if you are looking for something new to try this winter!

Temporary pop up for winter. Beautiful remake of the Eataly rooftop…read more Good food and bites.

I hate to leave a bad review because the server was very nice, but I got a bad beef enchilada here…read morerecently. After I ate it, I got home, became lethargic, laid down, then had to run to the bathroom repeatedly all evening with explosive diarrhea. I'm writing with the hopes that the cook use better care when preparing meats and to throw out beef that is not good instead of cooking it up and serving it to unsuspecting customers.

This is what Mexican should be, every time…read more I visit their popup stand at the Bryant Park pop up village, and I usually get the chicken burrito, which is really fantastic. The prices are a touch high, but this is New York, and it's also a pop up, which tends to be a bit more expensive anyway.

Which stumbled up on this little bakery tent, when we were in the flatiron District, and decided…read moreto have one of their muffins. I have to tell you as a gluten-free girl. This was delicious. I only wish I had taken a picture, but I gobbled it up so fast I only wish that they were located in Orange County California. It's such a treat to eat baked goods that do not offend my gut.

the absolute best fudge brownie ever. i look foward to getting it every thursday at the marketread more

The king of Italian food . Steak, wine , cannolis, seafood, Italian food. Nothing like it . 200 5th…read moreAvenue.

This review is for the one in Etaly (downtown NYC) . Worst matcha I have ever had,…read morebitterbitterbitter wow and the young worker chatting on her cell while serving people didn't help the situation much . Got gelato at the place nextdoor instead which also replaced the bitter taste left in my mouth. Suggestions: get different matcha and keep it refrigerated also give trainings to the workers or simply say "put down the cell when a customer is here" then hope they do it

04/08/2025: Dined…read more Saw IG post decided to check out happy hour. Not busy day visited. We had a few bites and a drink. Food was decent bar type food. If into hookah they have a few options. Cute bar type vibes. May check out and sample other items.

This place has been on my list for a while and I'm glad I finally got to go. I really enjoyed my…read morefood and the hookah. The names for the speciality drinks are cute but I won't lie I wasn't a fan. I'm obsessed with passion fruit and I hated that drink. It was even remade and still was bad. But thankfully I got drinks prior so I wasn't pressed. I enjoyed my food a lot. They have penne alla vodka also just not displayed on the menu. Customer was very goo and attentive as well. I wil be coming back for their HH! Oh! Also categorizing the food with allergies is amazing. I never seen that before! Super thoughtful. This place is good for. Lowkey date night on a weekday or dinner with the girls

Idk what is up with the poor reviews of this place, but I found it to be a VIBE!…read more I made sure to include a photo and video dump of my experience, because as you can see it was a vibe. The decor was giving peak Christmas vibes, the music was great with good variation to cater to everyone, and as my first time, it was incredible. I give 4/5 stars because the drinks are definitely mid and not good, but the music and general experience here made up for that.

If you are looking for Holiday Magic, this is not the place to find it. The decor is actually a…read morevibe, a few different floors of over decorated Christmas that is cute to see but insanely overpriced to come. The only good drink was their take on an espresso martini, the rest are a waste of money. My terrible rating is because of the people in the coat closet though. I'm going to preference this by saying I was able to attend an influencer event so we gave in our jackets and went to walk away when we were stopped and told that it actually wasn't free. Even though there wasn't a sign anywhere for pricing, my friend and I were fine with paying a few dollars to not have to hold our jackets but when the guy told us that it was $8 each jacket, we decided to take them back. We I asked for our stuff back, he looked at the other person working and out loud called us CHEAP. I proceeded to tell him $8 is not cheap and if he thinks that then he is crazy. How rude, if you're going to act like that to people you invited in for good content and I can't imagine how they would treat actual paying customers. There are a lot of other amazing holiday bars in the city, go to one of those instead.

5/5 Tropical cup $9ish- so good, tart & sweet, mango, yogurt & mixed berries, honestly couldn't…read moreeven tell it was froyo, tasted like ice cream to me, I do prefer a bit less sweet but great nonetheless 4/5 pistachio- pretty good, tastes natural

A small, compact and colorful hatchback car? Nope, I'm talking about the ice cream shop that's…read morehoused in this cute setup. The line of people is what enticed us to try this place and boy were we surprised with the flavorful gelato palate they have. We tried the mango and coconut flavors and they tasted very natural with the right balance of sweetness. Try this one place if you are visiting Jane's Carousel or Time out for a food stop.

Really happy I found this spot in Grand Central. I've been here a few times now and the food has…read morebeen consistently good. There's actually a lot to choose from -- noodles, rice bowls, dumplings, bao and boba. I usually go for one of the rice bowls or noodles and it's always a pretty filling portion. The pork belly is really good and definitely one of my favorites. Their dumplings are also worth trying. I also like that they have a full drink menu. I've tried a couple of their fruit teas and boba drinks and they've all been good without being crazy sweet. The employees have always been really nice too. Even when there's a line, they move pretty quickly and I've never had to wait too long. For something inside Grand Central, I think the prices are pretty reasonable and you get a good amount of food. Definitely a nice find if you're around the area and want something quick that isn't just another sandwich or salad. Will definitely be coming back.

Quick and easy food inside of Grand Central Station. Not sure what the rush hour service looks like…read morebut I got my food within 5 minutes. Tried the Sichuan Chicken Noodle and it was really good. It's listed as a dry noodle but it actually comes with a bit of broth with chili oil and other fragrances, which you can use to mix the noodles into. Really made the dish come together and helped to make sure every bite was flavorful. Without it, the chicken pieces, which looked like separately prepared shredded bits placed on top of the dish, would have been too bland. Would recommend!

Quite overpriced for the portion size and they didn't share they were out of the green salsa that…read moreis supposed to accompany the empanada until I asked for it after I paid. Filling was overly salty and exterior was drier and denser than I am used to. Hope the low quality is a side effect of having a stand out in Bryant Park and that their other locations are more promising.

I haven't been to the actual restaurant, but we had the opportunity to try the pop-up at Bryant…read morePark Winter Village. The staff was SO accommodating to my sensitivity to cilantro and had wonderful recommendations for the vegetarian dishes and accommodated my requests without hesitation. We ordered the esquites and the mushroom tacos - SO flavorful! I'm thankful I added the hot sauce, cream sauce and cheese to the tacos. The esquites were flavored so well. The mushroom tacos were texturally satisfying as well. It was pricey since it was a pop-up, but hoping to visit the restaurant very soon!

The Laksa Shop at Bryant Park is definitely worth the hype. Probably my absolute favorite food…read morethere. The warm cozy taste of the broth over the shrimp, vermicelli and regular noodles... just sooo good. Just wish they had more fish balls. Though it may be pricey, it is totally worth a try!!

I saw the Eater article for this pop-up and decided to stop by before the lunch rush. Everything at…read morethe Winter Village is EXPENSIVE and not everything is worth trying unfortunately but THIS ABSOLUTELY IS. The Malaysian laksa soup comes in 2 sizes, half $14 or full $18 so I ordered a full thinking I'd have some left over. Nope, gobbled it all up in 15 minutes. You can also order a to-go ramekin of Mama Lam's hot sauce but that's an additional $1, mmm should be free but that's okay. The pop-up is conveniently at the edge of the park so you don't have to bulldoze through a crowd of tourists, just walk down 40th and it's there. Sit at a little table while you wait and you can even take it to go!