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The Standard Grill

3.5 (1.4k reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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Gnochi
Christopher J.

Had a great experience at The Standard Grill earlier this month. The service was quick, the restaurant was very clean, and the food was very tasty. We ordered the gnocchi and steak tartare and both were delicious. Our food came out promptly and everything went smooth. Located near the High Line, it was a great stop to grab a bite on our way to a nice walk. Highly recommend this top notch place.

Trout Dip & Eggs
Noesh H.

Dined solo at The Standard Grill, and was greeted with such a warm welcome. The host was super nice! The service was excellent, my waiter was checking in on me every 20-min. Food was great; I really enjoyed their trout dip and deviled eggs. Definitely, a must try. The salmon was also good. The restaurant was low-lit, and really felt like a warm diner (but obviously way nicer than a diner). Great spot to eat solo or with friends, can highly recommend.

Nisha B.

One of the main restaurants within the Standard High Line hotel. Had dinner once and breakfast twice here. You can tack the bill onto your hotel room The breakfast potoates were hard and lacked flavor. Eggs over medium were sooo good! The Eggs benedict was okay. The cheddar omelette lacked flavor too. Restaurant doesn't have salsa so they gave me tiny bottles of hot sauce The french fries were a 10/10. Cheesecake was okay Espresso shot made me sick lol I heard the lobster roll was good! But would've been better warm/hot

Emma M.

This was my first time dining here but I heard great things about this restaurant from some friends of mine so I knew that I needed to check it out for myself to see if it was worth the hype. We dined in and we were immediately seated at a comfortable booth. The restaurant was quite busy but it was fun. They had the cutest salt and pepper shakers, the restaurant including the bathrooms were clean, and they had a photo booth downstairs for guests to enjoy although it cost extra. I ordered the cheese burger with a side salad. The burger was delicious and the salad to dressing ratio was perfect. The quality of the ingredients was above the average standard and the service was quick and efficient. I also ordered a virgin bloody Mary and it came with unusual toppings but they were still delicious. I enjoyed everything that had come out of the kitchen and I can honestly say that I had a great time with the experience that I had with each of the senses. I know that looking back the recommendation that I had been given made sense given the experience and the quality of service that my family and I had received.

Oysters
Martin A.

This restaurant is inside the standard highline hotel. I ate here a couple of times for breakfast and then also at the bar for oysters. The breakfast is great. I had two eggs, bacon potatoes. My friend had an omelette each time I came here for breakfast. Service was fast. Food was fresh hot as I expected. For the bar, the oysters were delicious. You're not overly briny. I also got a dirty martini. It was also very good. Overall this was a very good couple of visits.

Drunken Monkey Bread
Dan B.

I love that this gem is tucked away in a cozy little corner of the Meatpacking District. It is just next to the Standard Hotel which can get a little sceney, but for weekend brunch on a sunny day, it's nice to walk through the crowded streets of Chelsea into a more calm area to enjoy a good meal. Everything I had here was delicious. From the smoothie at the bar to the actual meal at the table, everything was amazing! The menu was quite extensive and I'm so grateful they have a vegetarian biscuits and gravy option- my favorite breakfast dish! Paired with the drunken monkey bread for a little sweet moment and I was in heaven! Aside from the food, the space itself had a unique yet classy quaintness about it. The bathroom experience was also an adventure, passing through a hall of mirrors and a photo booth on the way. Would recommend and would definitely return!

Jiovani R.

Totally caught off guard when we walked into this location 2 weekends ago with my wife for valentine weekend. She actually was craving oysters and honestly I think god just placed us at the right place , at the right time because holy cow! Amazing atmosphere and service from just walking into the place. The place is a place for breakfast , lunch and dinner. They literally have the restaurant broken up into different sections but they go together so seemingly. Check out the bathroom floor lol it's really cool design.

Buttermilk pancakes
Dan J.

I was very pleasantly surprised by the Standard Grill. I was staying at The Standard and this is their attached breakfast lunch resto, so I came in with the expectation of typical overpriced hotel food but I was so wrong. The breakfast and brunch menu is eclectic with multiple sweet and savory options that were reasonably priced. I ordered a shashuka and the portion size was awesome with two large slices of sourdough bread and really striking and savory flavor. Their buttermilk pancake stack was perfectly soft and just the right amount for either solo or to be shared. The waiter was extremely friendly and understanding as I had to expense my bill to my hotel stay but I hadn't received a room yet on my morning of check in, they were able to work it all out without having to bother me. The restaurant seating options are also really diverse with an outdoors patio, a front atrium that is better lit, and a cozier indoors with a wooden and red leather feel. Loved the restaurant for brunch and recommend this one even to those not staying at the hotel!

Over the counter

Somethings are meant to be shared with the world... I think the Over the Counter cocktail is one of them. We ate a lot, drank a lot, but this was my number one standout. This drink was an experience, starts with a mango taste, then vanilla, then orange and at the end the spice. Truly the most spectacular cocktail I have ever had in my life. The snap peas were also amazing, i liked my steak, but the snap peas totally stole the show. Must order. We shared the wake and bake cookies, definitely shareable, but I do think there may be better options. I wanted them to be warmer than they were. The milk was nice but in a dysfunctional cup. My only negative critique was the cheeseboard. $44, but the servers couldn't tell us what all the items were. It was a very sparse cheeseboard that could use a revamp.

Pancakes
Jana N.

Cutest vibe inside with a mix of classy and old-school nostalgia. Loved the details from the tiles to the lighting. Our server Ron was friendly, upbeat, and made the experience even better. Ordered the Buttermilk Pancakes and Croque Madame--both were mouthwatering and I'd get them again. Superb spot to stop during a morning walk in NY!

Breakfast and leather couch.
Mark P.

The leather couches are of a gorgeous red leather and are quite soft to the touch. It's worth it just to enjoy sitting here. The Norwegian eggs were excellent. The potatoes were done well, and the Apple butter was authentic. Good service too, well staffed.

Eggs Benedict
james c.

Ok I spent 5 days at the standard Highline and had multiple meals in the grill. So the eggs Benedict were totally mediocre.. the sauce needs work. The freshly squeezed orange juice at $10.00 a glass is a wonder to behold. I had bacon eggs and toast each other day and it was a perfectly serviceable breakfast. In the morning it's a nice bright space somewhat welcoming. Like most things related to the standard the place is slightly funky. One lunch I had the standard burger which was char broiled and very tasty. Way too big for my taste. It was good. Overall we ate many meals here in our group collectively and nobody had anything bad to say about any thing we ate. They serve a great cappuccino. We drank many!! Overall we were well taken care of. Bring lots of dough. This joint ain't cheap. They have very healthy options I tend to avoid them. Break up your large group into tables (vs a big group at a big table) to avoid a large minimum.... If only they could work on those eggs Benedict. My guess is that they need inspiration.

Athena B.

Came for the standard diner pop up and it was cute! Nothing super special about the bar food they serve but the floats were cute!

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