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The Roosevelt

4.3 (109 reviews)
Closed • 3:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Wings and waffles
Patrice T.

Got there about 20 minutes after opening and sat at the bar. On Sundays they have happy hour all day. It's a very nice place. Very spacious and has dedicated parking. We ordered a few things. Spicy Tuna Tartare: wasn't spicy, didn't taste fresh which wasn't a deterrent to me as this isn't a seafood restaurant or fine dining. Next time I'd pass on that. Bavarian Pretzel: amazing. Very tasty. Came out nice and hot. That rarebit cheese sauce? Oh honey that can come home with me anytime. Absolutely delicious. And this is coming from someone who hates that fake cheese, cheese whiz type taste. Margherita Pizza: didn't come out hot which is probably why I wasn't a fan of it. It was pretty mediocre for such a basic pizza. And the food didn't come out all together, so not sure why that didn't come out hot. Wings and waffles: Tasty buffalo wings. The waffles actually taste like funnel cake which was a nice surprise. THEN. The burger came out and that is why this review dropped. It had a small hair on the side of the plate and a closer look at the rest of the plate, you'll see a long hair on the pickle. That was disappointing but happy to have tried the place nonetheless.

Speakeasy entrance
Bea R.

The Roosevelt is a themed restaurant, lounge, and speakeasy inspired by... you guessed it, President FDR. For those who aren't history junkies, FDR ran on a platform calling for the repeal of the 18th amendment, Prohibition. During the Prohibition Era, speakeasies (hidden drinking establishments) popped up left and right due to the nationwide ban on alcohol sales, consumption, production, importation, and transportation. After his presidential victory, the 21st Amendment, ratified on December 5, 1933, officially repealed Prohibition. The restaurant's name is a celebration of FDR's repeal and how it impacted the American hospitality industry and economy as a whole. The interior is meant to transport customers back to the roaring twenties. Think flappers, The Great Gatsby, dim lighting, black/gold/burgundy colors, plush chairs, geometric wall patterns, vintage chandeliers, mosaic tiled floors, etc. There's four "sections" of the restaurant to dine in, each with a different vibe. *Lucy's Parlor - A hidden speakeasy named after FDR's mistress. This is my favorite space. They really went creative with the wall decor! There's black and white photos of Prohibition protests, as well as excerpts from love letters exchanged between FDR and Lucy. There's a small bar and a good amount of seating. Sophisticated, sexy vibe. *The Hide Out - A private and intimate dining space for a group of 4-6 people. You get special attention from the Executive Chef. They offer two seatings per night by reservation. *The Saloon - One of the main dining areas, complete with a large bar, high top tables, a fireplace, a vintage piano, and flat screen tvs. *The Dining Room - A formal dining area for private events and parties. It has a mahogany bar, skylights, and LED lighting. The drinks and food? Of COURSE they're on par with the theme. Most of the menu is elevated bar food, but they also have steak, pork chop, and seafood options. They have Happy Hour every day - all day on Wed & Sun and twice a day from Thursday-Saturday! DJs on the weekend. They even have a Sunday brunch! I've only had drinks, so can't speak on the food yet. I've tried... *Roosevelt Side Car (Courvoisier VSOP, Cointreau, syrup, and lemon juice with a sugared rim) $15 - Definitely a strong drink with a sour aftertaste! Not my favorite. *The Bee's Knees (Hendricks Gin, St-Germain, lemon juice, and honey topped with rose water) $15 - Refreshing, bright flavor and definitely on the sweeter side, but I loved it. Whether you want to sip on creative cocktails, book a private event, or enjoy a dinner meal, The Roosevelt is worth a visit.

Shrimp scampi.
Kimberley W.

The food was tasteful. I had the shrimp scampi. It just needed a little salt in the water. It was a good portion. So, I took some home. The service was very good. She was very attentive. The ambiance was lovely. Nice live performance there while we had our dinner.

A wall with classic photos on it

The food was great and so was the service and the ambiance. The place was decorated for the 1920's and 1930's.

She A.

Came here on a Saturday early evening with a reservation. When we got there, there wasnt much action. We were going to be seated at a table, but saw a private room with a table for 4, which we asked to be seated in. This place is beautiful. We LOVED the decorations. However, we were not super happy with our food. We had shrimp scampi, which felt like it was missing the scampi part. It need the garlic and red crushed pepper kick. It was bland. But from the other three indiviuduals, their food was bland too, all except the chicken parm. We had the roasted chicken and the short rib pasta. The dessert section was sparse. The manager did come in and asked our opinion on the overall experience and we were honest about our food. But besides that good experience.

Charcuterie board
Suzette G.

The Roosevelt is such a nice vibe and ambiance!!! I can't wait to go back. The staff was by far one of the best experience I've had at a restaurant. They were extremely kind and not overwhelmingly hovering over us. The food was outstanding in my opinion. The fried calamari was my favorite-wait the tiramisu! Maybe the bolognese!!! My pictures are not the created and will not even come Close to how delicious the food was. Staff was attentive and not overbearing. The menu was not overly priced. We went on a Thursday night and there was a live band (guitarist) by the bar. Sounded so nice but we sat in the back dining area. There's valet parking but we found off street parking. Looking forward to going back!...soon!

Grilled chicken sandwich
Harry P.

Nice looking spot, with a good sized menu + daily specials. The staff was super friendly, and the service was fast. I got the chicken sandwich with mutz + sundried tomatoes. Overall it was kinda bland, but the bread was soft and the chicken wasn't over cooked. They also have a speakeasy, which seemed pretty cool. It is tucked behind a book case, the décor inside just seems like a continuation of the restaurant, but they seem to have some cool events there.

Dorna N.

Went for a celebratory drink after a recent event, and was not disappointed. There were three of us, and all three of us absolutely loved our cocktails. Our bartender was super friendly and was chock full of recommendations.

Anna D.

i have been here twice within the last 2 months. first time me and a friend came here for dinner after work. had drinks and food by the bar. second time we were here for my friends birthday. she rented out a room. it was great we had buffet style food and had our own private bar for drinks. both times were great. love the ambience and the service is top notch.

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Made a reservation for a Friday night which was not hard to do. Enter through the deli and walked…read moreto the back, the bar is clearly labeled. The space is pretty big with two rooms and a bar. Two bathrooms. Service was attentive. The grilled cheese bites were my favorite part. I had the creamsicle martini which was just ok. It tasted like alcohol more than anything else. I would come back and try another drink. Sound level was average. It was definitely crowded before all of the evening shows. After 6:30pm the crowds died down. Nice spot by Carnegie Hall

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8.4 mi•Midtown West
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As a tourist from the Midwest, I want to first start with the decor. The absolute homage to the…read more1920s is beautifully reflected in the decor. The tile on the floor to the sconces hanging from the walls. The bar is a beautiful scene for a backdrop for photos, but more importantly than any of that is the service provided. We specifically want to mention included Daniel. Daniel was the most hospitable, the most gracious and absolutely the most accommodating staff we have encountered in our trip to New York so far. Daniel made excellent choices and actually helped to custom craft drinks to our particular taste. In addition Daniel provided excellent recommendations for heavy snacking plate sharing and enjoying the overall experience.

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