Quick service and the food was delicious! The building is really cool and can seat a lot of people.read more

No Joke just go. Everything is delicious,especially the…read morepizza. Fun murals. Staff on point and work hard for you,wine is is not too bad either. Busy? YES wait time? Not to bad. Upstairs and downstairs. Vibe is real. People are decent. We couldn't drink our pitcher of beer,we ate too much! Gave the pitcher it to the guys at the next table. They looked surprised! I said we ate too much and cant drink this. I said it would be a shame if they tossed the beer out. We only had a half glass each! They said he'll yeah! When in NYC we go to John's then off to Junior's. Next time we will not order too much. We should have gotten T shirts. Next time for sure.

Simply incredible, truly. This is what you would expect a NYC jazz club to be, beautiful intimate…read moresetting, comfortable seating, not too noisy. The service was superb. Yes, I got the fact that food was basically pre-prepared and served almost immediately, but I did not mind. It was delicious and didn't taste manufactured. The services was beyond friendly and I was genuinely, pleasantly surprised. I did not mention the band, which was the highlight of the evening, but I am guessing even a D-level group would be elevated to an A+ by this venue.

Nice experience at this historic jazz club. It's an intimate club that doesn't seem to have a bad…read moreseat. The ticket prices are reasonable and there is a $20 per person minimum spend once you get to the club. You can sit at the bar for drinks or at the table for a meal. We had dinner there and the food was really good. Service was great. The music was good but the set was pretty short (1 hour 20 minutes). Glad we had this historic experience.

Had a great time at the stinger! Really enjoyed our waiter. Didn't catch his name, but he was very…read morefriendly and social. I enjoyed my pink drink and the chips/guac. If you're staying at the intercontinental, definitely grab a drink one night of your stay!

Stayed at the intercontinental hotel but won't comment here. This bar & restaurant is located…read moreacross of the lobby and very convenient for those that stay. Ordered: -black manhattan: great -the stinger: great and a unique drink -steak and frites (truffle):steak was tender and flavorful and the frites were hot and crisp -Mac and cheese: in my opinion a very LIGHT cheese flavor (sorry I LOVE my cheese) so would have appreciated a more cheesier version Waiter was helpful and as attentive as he could be but I could see him running around and helping a ton of people.

We had a business lunch and everything was very good: service, speed, quality of food, and value…read more We ordered a variety of starters (sashimi style) and various rolls and a shrimp tempura. It's a clean restaurant and a nice option in Times Square.

Had an early solo dinner at Fushimi. For several years, I have dined at Fushimi every time I stay…read morein the Times Square area. This time, the quality slipped.  Food: Started with the seafood hot and sour soup. It was very good. Had a tuna roll, and the tuna was a bit warm when served and just didn't taste quite right. I didn't eat 80% of the roll. Also, had the Thai seasoned filet for the main course, and the beef had an "off," low quality flavor.   Drinks: had a Kirin beer Service: excellent service Ambiance: modern Japanese, beautiful, and classy Value: for the quality of food for this visit, value was lacking  Overall cleanliness: superb Bathroom cleanliness: excellent

The whole experience here brings me genuine happiness. The team delivered consistently superior…read moreassistance. Their cooking produces tasty results in satisfying amounts. Bistro46 stands out by noticing what others miss. This restaurant delivers precise results.

We had dinner reservations nearby and wanted to grab a drink beforehand. We were with a local who…read moreknew about Bar Centrale -- otherwise we never would have found it. There are no signs, and you walk up a set of steps and through a thick curtain to get inside. It's tucked into an old brownstone and very easy to miss. We went right around 7pm, and it was completely empty. That actually makes sense since Broadway shows start around then, so it's a great time to hit a bar or restaurant in the area. We sat at the bar. Service was a bit mixed. The bartender we had wasn't very friendly, but we did get our drinks without issue. We ordered a couple of Mexican mules and a martini. The martini was fabulous -- definitely the standout. Unfortunately, the mules were not great. I was also hoping for some specialty or holiday cocktails, but there weren't any. That said, the space itself is beautiful and has a cool, hidden-gem feel. The other staff we interacted with were very nice -- we just happened to get the grumpy bartender. Would I go back? Probably not, but only because there are so many other places in NYC I'd want to try. Still, it's a cool spot (if you can find it).

I stopped in Bar Centrale right on the dot at 5PM. I did not have a reservation and wanted to snag…read morea bar seat. The bar is not ADA accessible as it requires walking up a flight of stairs. The bar is not marked by a sign either. What may have been a hidden secret in the past is not so much a secret these days. They take reservations over phone up to one week in advance. There's a number of tables and booth seating, and a few bar seats available for a walk in. The menu of food is pretty decent though lacking in many vegetarian or vegan options. I opted for a grilled cheese sans the bacon and it was good. The grilled cheese has goat cheese in it which may not be for every one. I had an aviation drink and a glass of riesling. The cocktail was pretty standard. The wine was good. Service was generally good and attentive at the bar. The host in the front was kind. It seems like they have a coat check which I did not use. There is one bathroom in the back. The bar is definitely more crowded pre and post theater. It was packed 5pm-7pm but around 7pm, it became noticeably quiet and the bar emptied out. I'd suggest coming here while a show is playing to avoid a crowd. However, even with a packed house, the bar was not loud. Of course, if you prefer a pre or post theater cocktail, I'd recommend a reservation to guarantee entry. While this bar won't be known for its drinks or food, I think much of the allure stems from the location and the reputation for attracting famous clientele. It's a pretty chill place in the midst of crazy Times Square, so I'd definitely come back. While it may attract some tourists (if they find out about it), it generally seemed to cater to the wider New York crowd (I.e Manhattanites but also Westchester folk, Long Islanders, New Jerseyans driving in, etc)

Apparently "Ribbons" has morphed into a new venue called "Bacall's" at this address since my last…read morevisit, updated review follows: Stopped by for a quick meal after seeing a play nearby. I was immediately blown away by their gorgeous "Frosty" Christmas display including various baubles hanging from the high ceilings, flashing lights and incredible candy cane staircase. We arrived around 4:00 between brunch and dinner, so it was fairly quiet until 5:00 when lots of families arrived. (I think there's a DJ later on as well). My dinner (nicely charred cheeseburger, crispy fries and "Buddy the Elf" cocktail) was yum; especially loved their signature 16 layer cake done up in red and green. Highly recommend this place for kids of all ages!

Edit: I was surprised to receive such mean-spirited response from the business owner. It speaks…read morevolume, and I see he responded negatively to others. Instead of taking the review as constructive criticism and maybe improve their service, he decided to be hateful. The food was "nice" but not great. Didn't receive what we ordered, and service was nonexistent. The business owner's response is very disappointing. In late November, we went to Bacall's to soak up the holiday spirit. And my goodness, they was full of holiday spirit!!! From the moment we walked in, the inside was decked out with crazy amount of decorations. You go up the staircase to upper level to the main dining area. It was called Frosty's Christmas Bar inside the Bacall's, and it sure was spectacular. Decoration in every inch of the place, from top to bottom. In addition to that, they had a few photo-op spots, which were really fun too. We ordered some drinks, Meet Me at Bacall's, Espresso Martini, and White Sangria. I liked that they had some blueberries in the Meet Me at Bacall's and the White Sangria. All the drinks were all nice and tasty, and a good portion too. For food, one of us ordered Braised Short Rib, but we somehow received Filet Mignon... Since the server never really came back to check on us, we just had that. It was a nice dish, although it was not what we ordered. Linguini Vongole was nice, the pasta was cooked well, coated in the flavorful sauce. It had a good amount of clams. Steak Frites was tasty. The steak was cooked just the way I wanted, juicy and flavorful. It was a nice sized steak, very filling too. The fries were addictive, went great with the steak. For dessert, I was very interested in their layer cake. I saw a few pictures of it, and looked really good. Bacall's 16 Layer Cream Cake looked different from the pictures I saw, which was all ivory color. The one we received was festive with red and green, perfect for holiday dessert. Unfortunately, it only looked good. Each layer of cake was a bit tough, and not as creamy as I thought it would be. Good thing we also ordered Japanese Cheesecake, because it was quite good. I was very curious what makes it "Japanese" cheesecake. When it arrived, I got it. The cake was round and stacked on top of each other, looks like popular and famous Japanese soufflé pancakes. We had a fun dinner there, with overload of holiday decorations. The atmosphere was perfect to take in the holiday spirit. However, we couldn't say the same for the service. At the beginning, it was ok, but then we felt like we were forgotten by our waiter. The place was not that busy when we visited... He never really came by to check on us, or brough our check. We had to get whoever else around to get our check. When we saw that they already included 20% tip to the check, although there were just three of us, we understood the bad service. If they thought they are going to get 20% tip regardless, then they might think they don't need to provide good service... Bringing the wrong dish, never checking on us, etc. Regardless to say, we were disappointed with the service. But, it was a fun place to go visit during the holiday season.

We had an amazing dinner after seeing a show this past weekend. We arrived 20 minutes early and…read morethey seated us right away. The staff is friendly from the minute you arrive. The vibe is comfortable and casual. Our waiter Eric was so friendly and attentive. Everything we ordered from apps to mains was delicious. They serve traditional American staples with a bit of modern dishes as well with vegetarian and vegan options. They have a bar and serve mocktails as well. We ordered: -escargot -steak tartare -La scala salad with grilled chicken added -chicken Cesar salad entree - Croque Madame -steak frites -meatloaf -cheesecake -hot fudge pudding cake Espressos/espresso martini I wish they offered dairy free dessert options, but that won't keep me from going back. I see why they've been around since 1965. Definitely a neighborhood gem.

Joe Allen was excellent! Great spot for after Broadway Show meals and drinks! Saw Jeff Ross there…read moredining w Dave Attell! Service was lovely!