Had a lovely lunch yesterday with my parents who I haven't seen in six months. This was a lovely setting for a reunion. Great socially distant seating with plexiglass in between each table. The service was great. I had the kale Caesar with steak. It was a perfect lunch. I do wish they had a shrimp add option. Sorry i don't have more because The Odeon is solid! read more

buffalo chicken dumplings? listen... let me find the owner so i can marry them i love y'all thanks for the great food read more

Food was unique and tasted great! Service was top notch! Excellent choice in Tribeca area!

Awful service. The waiter only came to pour drinks and take our orders. He never checked in to ask if everything was alright but people from all the other tables were asked. If I'm paying $200 dollars to dine there why is my waiter MIA? We were the only people of color in the restaurant and received the worst service. The food was mediocre. We were only asked if everything was okay when the receptionist saw the tip, the waiter wasn't even there to give and collect the check. read more

France is a great seafood city. Soup seafood is the best. Thank you, Dr. Jacqueline Sacco MD PhD

The eggs benedict (4/5) was good. Crispy bacon and flavorful hollandaise. The sauce was a bit heavy and the eggs were a little over cooked for my liking. The fries were cut nicely, seasoned well, and crispy. The cocktails (5/5) were very nice, we got a strawberry daiquiri and the mezcal cocktail, both were fantastic. I would come back here and try other things. Solid bunch. read more

The Odeon - Benedict on share plates - New American Near Me - New York, New York

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The food was average.. the ambiance was cool! Service was good and cocktails were spot on!

The waitstaff was very nice. Bathrooms exceptionally clean. The tables were way to close meaning it was hard for the server to pour water,you could hear next tables conversation, every time they needed to get up, we had to move so they can get by. Going to the bathroom was annoying as tables again were to close. The food was good but not memorable. Was a grilled cheese and bacon worth 26$??? Not really. In fact mine was delivered long after the other 5 had already begun eating. We ate, as a group 12/27 and sat at the round table to the left by the window. Oh, and the table???The leaf was so bent down on two sides that the plate simply slid down hill. Id have expected far better in a place assumed to be the 'beacon of culinary experience'. read more

Vibe is on point. Know what to order ahead a time. I recommend the Tuna Burger (a ny secret gem, Perry street has the best). Eat fries, Drinks a martini and people watch. Good for late night eating. read more

Delicious food , friendly and accommodating service. Can be a scene . Spacious restaurant that was crowded. Recommended.

Outstanding Everything delicious My server Elora was perfect. Great table I have to stop and go back to work. I work in the area and this has always been our go to place especially during COVID read more

Good place but outrageously expensive for what they offer. Standard French menu, well prepared Service is so-so Odeon used to be very fashionable in the late 80s early 90s, but has slipped, I don't see the same kind of downtown cool types anymore read more

Went for lunch with a group. Busy time of day. Price list is definitely two to three $ for lunch. The fish was good. Desset apple pie was tart and the crust not tasty. Atmospher was okay a noisy lunch service.. read more

The Odeon - Griled Grilled Eden Brook Trout - New American Near Me - New York, New York

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Calamari was lightly fried, soft, and delicious! Enjoyed the Odeon burger and fries. The croque monsieur was just alright. The Molten Chocolate cake with a scoop of their homemade ice cream was a perfect cap to the meal. Missed taking a picture of dessert. Servers were excellent, attentive and constantly changing silverware and cleaning the crumbs off the table linen. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience! read more

The Odeon - Croque Monsieur - New American Near Me - New York, New York

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The Odeon is a cafeteria. It says so on the sign. It is a great spot for breakfast or lunch or brunch or afternoon tea or drinks after work or dinner or a late night snack. Unlike some places that try to do everything and then do nothing well, The Odeon does everything well. Once a hot spot (in the '80s), now it is simply a Lower Manhattan classic. The Odeon has survived many things, most of all 9/11. We can only hope it will be there for many generations to come. read more

The Odeon - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Think about it, there are not alot of places IN THE WORLD, where you can have a stylish and competent breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Well folks, since the beginning of time (around 85- present) the Odeon has been one of those places. Basically the first restaurant of note in TriBeCa, this legendary boite is just one of the great rooms in New York, and subsequently, the world. The decor, save for the bar stools hasn't changed, and the mirror over the bar and their lighting is pretty special. The sign outside makes me smile (Side note, it's the cover of BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY, by Paul Auster. Go read that book! ) It used to be much cooler but it has stood the test of time. Every now and then you will get a great server, but for the most part everything is above average. Omelette Croque Monsieur Burger Steak Frites French Onion Soup Tuna Burger Great place to meet for a drink. I am trying to be more critical but it's tough. It's a famous joint, period. read more

The Odeon - The best corner of any bar there is. - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Nothing special. Low quality food. Burger nothing to write home about. Much better restaurants to go to in nyc

Great place for brunch in Tribeca! Service was spectacular from start to finish - the hosts, hostesses, and servers were all very friendly and considerate. The food was phenomenal. I had the three egg omelette with a side of French fries and an aperol spritz. The fries were thin and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. The omelette was perfectly cooked with the right balance of toppings (I got mushrooms, cheese, herbs, and gruyere). The drink was good, although I felt there was a tad too much aperol and the olives were unnecessary/unwieldy for the glass that the drink was served in. Overall, I would definitely return here for brunch! read more

The Odeon - Three Egg Omelette* - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Our family enjoyed brunch here on Sunday. Service was great, and the food was solid. It is a bit expensive, but it was a fun treat for someone visiting NYC and seeking a famous dining experience. It is near the WTC, which we walked to after brunch. read more

Interesting French style restaurant with a classy vibe on the inside. Food and drinks were great as well as the service but the prices seemed a little bit steep. This is definitely a place you come to on occasion. Didn't order it but the French onion soup looked outstanding. Their grilled cheeses were fantastic. Wish they had a few more drink choices too but there seemed to be enough options. Would eat here again! read more

The staff is really nice and the place is iconic, but the food is meh. Very expensive for what it is, but you feel cool being in there and you may get a potential celebrity sighting. I'll be back because it's easy, but it's nothing to really write home about... they definitely could step up their game.. read more

It's been quite a few years since I visited the Odeon and went last night for a birthday dinner. The restaurant was busy and reservations had to be made over a month in advance... Was it worth he hype.. quite honestly, NO. First, the drink menu.. My friend ordered a martini and it was sans any olives. Who ever heard of that? Thats not a real Martini for $18? I ordered a glass of cabernet which also, was $18 and tasted like a $10 bottle of wine. And of course, you go to a restaurant like this and they dont put bread on the table anymore? How crazy is that. And then I asked if they could substitute some extra veggies for mashed potatoes on the $30 half chicken and they said, Oh we don't do substitutes. The food was good but not worth the price tag. The service, quite mediocre for the menu prices. Have all restaurants in NYC just raising prices, altering service and giving you less? I used to love going out to eat but lately I just fell totally ripped off... Is it just me? There are better restaurants than this and although its a "Old" NY restaurant, it no longer has the Old NY restaurant sensibility. read more

Cute, buzzy, and dimly lit French-American spot in TriBeCa. Came in for dinner with a 7pm res for 3 gals. The bar area and overall restaurant were packed so we were glad we made a reservation a few weeks in advance! Slightly older and after work crowd since it's close to the financial district and battery park. Even though it was packed, we were immediately seated. The menu had a nice variety of options and a few specials. Wines by the glass were reasonably priced as well. We split the beef tartar appetizer which was very fresh and tender! I got the duck breast with butternut squash gnocchi - amazing! Perfectly cooked duck and the gnocchi was fluffy and not too heavy. I had two glasses of Bordeaux. One friend got the French onion soup with two glasses of white wine. Another friend got a cheeseburger with fries and a side of bacon with two glasses of Pinot noir. The fries were crisp shoestrings so who doesn't love those! Would suggest trying if you are in the Tribeca area for a casual dinner! Great to bring parents or clients. read more

Nice service, they provide us champagne when they know we are celebrating fridends wedding. Normal food, dessert was better than entries and app. Background noise was a bit loud. read more

Sat in their outdoor seating section for a late brunch, and ordered the eggs Benedict. Literally was the best Benedict I've had in a while. The eggs were cooked just over easy and the potatoes were delicious as well! Would definitely love to try their other egg dishes! The service was quick and helpful in answering our questions about the menu. Despite the kind of pricey aspect of this place, I'd for sure return here again. read more

The Odeon - Eggs Benedict, Smoked Salmon Benedict or Eggs Florentine - New American Near Me - New York, New York

Always exceptional service that truly elevate the dining experience. The staff members are attentive, knowledgeable, and went above and beyond to ensure that every need was met. Their warm and friendly demeanor added a personal touch to the meal, making it a memorable experience. When it comes to the food, Odeon consistently delivers dishes that are satisfying comfort-food. The menu offers a range of classic French bistro fare, prepared with skill and attention to detail. While the flavors were pleasing and the ingredients fresh, there was a lack of innovative elements that would set the dishes apart. That said, I love the French fries. They were absolute perfection--crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and bursting with flavor. It's a great place to catch up with friends and enjoy a wonderful meal for brunch, lunch or dinner. read more

Classic NYC spot. Grab a martini and a steak frites or a pot of delicious muscles- it's the perfect night out downtown.

Just fun! I love how they do the steak tartare to look like you, or something, and there is free poetry readings as well. It's a fun place to hang out no matter if you're gay, Catholic, Jewish or the likes! read more

The Odeon - New American Near Me - New York, New York

This is a tightly cramped space with a fun atmosphere and attentive service. The prices for the area are reasonable except that the food is pretty cheaply done. A lot of very simple recipes here and they don't really pull them off. The French onion soup was bland and the cheese burnt. The lemonade was sour. The entrees were underwhelming. Cocktails were good, though the bar was limited in selection. read more

A go-to restaurant for New Yorkers and visitors alike. Classic vibe, reliably good food

Best mac n cheese I've ever had...not great service. I've worked in fine dining and the number one thing drilled into my server brain was "make sure your guests drink never runs dry." It took 15 minutes for my friend to get a Diet Coke...then he'd always have to flag down someone to get another. We were done eating for 20 minutes before our server came back to give us the check. And it wasn't very busy. There's weren't very many tables full. Slightly disappointed in the service when paying so much for the food. read more

The Odeon has been on my list for years, but never made it. Recently I was shopping for the holidays in lower Manhattan and decided to pull the trigger. I'm so glad I did. I ordered the Croque-monsieur and fries - why order a burger in a French bistro? The food was very good, especially the perfect French fries. I'm not an expert on Croque-monsieur so factor that in, but I thoroughly enjoyed their take on this classic dish. Despite the lunch time crush, the service was outstanding and professional. These folks are, obviously, well trained and managed. The atmosphere in the room was bustling with a lot of energy. That results in a loud experience. Probably not your best pick for a first date. I'm not a midday drinker so I had cokes ... I didn't check the prices and was surprised at the tab. I hesitate to give a 5 star review based on one meal (I was alone) but it's a fine eatery and it seems to deserve its accolades. I'll return with my honey to give their brunch a shot. If it's as good as the lunch, this will be updated to max stars. Recommended as one of the must-try restaurants in the Big Apple. read more

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Great ambiance and staff! The people drinking next to us raved about the food & said it was their fav restaurant in nyc. Fancy vibe

One thing nearly all Keith McNally restaurants have shared is an impeccably trained staff schooled in treating all guests with equanimity. Imo, it's a key factor in the longevity of many of his venues and, where staff is not as well trained, a factor in their demise. This is no small accomplishment in a competitive NYC industry where fads, hype, pretense and snobbery are dismayingly ubiquitous, even in joints possessing few, if any, real accolades. But one doesn't go for the service, one goes for the ambiance, the food and, many times, just for the uniqueness of a menu. Odeon used to have the absolute best BLT in the City, maybe the world. So, it was so disappointing to learn that the Odeon BLT is no longer on the lunch menu! Of course, Odeon is no longer owned by McNally but the rule still applies. read more

They were so nice. I had an issue with the tuna burger being over cooked. Really fare to make fuss especially as restsurants are having such a hard time. They agreed took it back and cooked it to perfection Classy and really nice Tried and true thus- like it's sister restaurants are really first quality with staff equally as wonderful. Highly recommend and can't wait to return read more

Me and my wife went here for dinner while we were on our road trip and were visiting a friend that lived in New York City. She picked out the spot because we would have been overwhelmed with all the choices in the city. I am totally glad she did because this place was great. Since we were coming into the city we knew we wanted a nice place but this place still had a casual vibe, not that many people in suits. We got a bottle of wine to share between the three of us and it was great. The staff was very friendly and helped our friend with her food allergy picks. I got the Croque Monsieur and it was amazing. I can't pronounce that so if anyone asked me what I ordered in the city I told them the "the fanciest grilled cheese and ham sandwich ever". My wife got the Moules Frites and she loved them. These meals were the perfect complements to our big lunch in Philadelphia. I would definitely recommend coming here if you are in NYC. read more

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It's very nostalgic and authentically retro in the space, despite being crowded it's quiet. Great service without trying too hard. Brunch was good but not exceptional, Dessert was a dream. So so good and the menu is filled with traditional favorites which I appreciate. I enjoyed people watching and the general feeling of old New York was so comforting. For me it was a splurge and worth it for the atmosphere and dessert. read more

- overall rating: 3.5 - wild striped bass, chanterelle mushrooms, sunchokes, and watercress was the special of the day, was a bit overcooked - decent wine selection - even for the neighborhood, this place is on the pricier side - pleasant staff - small but satisfying portion read more

Great ambiance and friendly service. The good is reliably good. it's been a great NY staple for decades and remains relevant to thus day.

This place is a pretty mixed bag, unfortunately that seems more common for restaurants these days. The service is atrocious, we waited 40 minutes for a reservation...unacceptable. The wait staff was ok as much of our food took a while. The food itself was excellent and almost made up for the packed tables, loud restaurant, and bad service. read more