A taste of home, every single time…read more This review is for Pee Dee's Steakhouse. I have been going to Pee Dee's Steakhouse for as long as I can remember. This is one of those places that's a staple in my childhood and in the neighborhood. I've been coming here since I was a little girl, and as I got older, I just kept coming back. The food has never let me down. For me, Pee Dee's is more than just a place to eat. It's comfort. It's familiarity. It's one of those places that reconnects me to home every time I walk through the door. Whenever I'm in the neighborhood, I find myself stopping by because it just feels right. My go-to order has always been the same: a quarter barbecue chicken, a baked potato with cheese, a side salad with Italian dressing, and of course the garlic bread. It's my meal. My comfort meal. Not too long ago, I switched it up and got the barbecue chicken salad, and it was so good. That barbecue sauce they use is delicious. I don't know exactly what they put in it, but it works. And the char from the grill? Always on point. That's one thing I can say about Pee Dee's: consistency. The food tastes the way I remember it tasting years ago. Nothing has changed, and honestly, that's part of what makes it special. You know what you're getting every single time, and somehow it still hits just as hard. It's one of those places where you're familiar with the staff, familiar with the atmosphere, familiar with the menu. It feels comfortable. It feels welcoming. It feels like home. The neighborhood loves Pee Dee's, and for good reason. I've known people who moved away and still make sure they stop by whenever they're back in New York. I know because I'm one of them. Even when I was living in Atlanta, one of my must-stop spots whenever I came home was Pee Dee's. That's how much I love it. In a city where so many places change, close, or try to reinvent themselves, Pee Dee's has stayed true to what it is. Good food. Good portions. Good memories. Every visit feels like reconnecting with a piece of home. And honestly, that's something you can't put a price on.

The food was great , my sirloin steak was cooked to perfection it was very soft and juicy . They…read moregive you a nice thing of garlic bread and a side salad and a huge baked potato. The place is welcoming the service was fast and friendly . I would definitely come back here , it's a great deal for a great deal of tasty food .

I'm really going to give them 4 stars and stand on it. It's def a go to late night spot. I've…read moretried it a couple times. I'm telling the two spiciest wings those sauces are awesome. The Guyanese man said they actually make their two hottest sauces using a certain type of Caribbean pepper. The wings were fried perfectly. Crispy tender seasoned. The spicy wings the lemon pepper I loved them. This is def my new go to spot late night. Order ahead of time so it's ready when you get there. Then I took them home everytime if I don't eat them all they'd be gone by the next day.

1st and last time I'll order from here. My beverages were…read moreforgotten(they were on the receipt) Their quesadilla which I didn't take a pic of was pretty bad & their wings were eh. I def. wouldn't suggest their garlic parmesan flavor. They at least noticed I wanted extra celery sticks lol and their waffle fries were well fried and not soggy.

Service was great at Metro Diner, always checked up on us…read more Food was pretty good, exactly what you expect from a diner. Fun ambiance, very cosy and family style.

I'm always happy when places like these still exist. Even happier when staff is friendly, food…read moretastes good, and prices are affordable. They accept card and tap. Have beer and wine. Plus some old school classics for shakes. Retro diners in the city are a lost art but not here!

This is the worst business practice ever! I called to order some hot wings. I spoke to the guy on…read morethe phone whom I verbally explain to him I don't want whole chicken wings. He stated I got you don't worry. I received my order it was whole chicken wings. OMG I just tried them yuck! The are so over cooked and hard it's a shame. Now mind you they charge by the order so I ordered 2 orders and I only needed 1if they were going to be whole wings apossed to hot wing which are cut up into pieces. What a fucking scam to get you to order more. I'm calling the BBB for unfair business practice.

I ordered lunch from this spot off of seamless and it was okay but nothing special…read more The mozzarella sticks were a little chewy and the marinara sauce was cold and pretty bland - it had almost no flavor at all. The fries seemed like the frozen kind you can buy for a couple bucks at the supermarket and were a little soggy. The burger tasted fine but was very thin, definitely could've used more meat in there. All in all the food was decent but nothing more than that. I'll still give 3 stars because the prices are very reasonable and the delivery came on time.

Best best hamburgers have enjoyed there food since they frist open Many Y I'm 79 years old and I…read morestill enjoy eating Jimbo's

I love a good burger and in very selective . I was told about Jimbo's hamburgers a few months ago…read morebut never thought nothing afterwards. I just happen to be driving down Burnside and Jimbo's was in my view . I placed my hazards on and order . I knew they had good food by the ambiance; traditional old school burger spot with glass up and order through the window and the visualizing of the burger grill . I can see myself sitting down with a cup coffee and breakfast . But I order a turkey burger, mayo on both sides, cheddar cheese, grilled onions, and mustard with an order of fries . And a great thing is, I asked for my burger to be cut in half after they packaged it. There was no problem, they honored my request . That's great customer service. My first bite reminded me of my favorite burger spot, "Giant Burger" the San Pablo location in Oakland, California . I've now found a new favorite Burger spot in NYC.

Garden Cafe gets points for being in the right place at the right time, but beyond that, it was…read morepretty mediocre. My top tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I came here for a strategic lunch/rest this past Saturday during the Great Saunter (an annual event I would heartily recommend to anyone physically and mentally able - five stars all around). After not finishing the Saunter last year, I decided at the very least it was important to get off our feet for a bit, and this location made a lot of sense, literally a few buildings away from the official route off Isham Street very close to the halfway point of our adventures. Given how we were feeling at the time, this was definitely within a quarter mile of where we needed it to be before people started getting VERY yowly. This area of Inwood is really pleasant; I've been over here now a few times and it's super underrated because most people never bother to wander up past the GW Bridge. But it's super chill and gives off some Brooklyn vibes. And optics-wise, Garden Cafe fits right in. True to its name, it has a great outdoor seating area in the back, which was the perfect antidote on a pleasant day with sore feet. The interior though is dimly lit and very claustrophobic; each time we went through (entering and exiting), we had to wait for other people to pass in the area by the restroom/awkward bar area. I'm not sure how you improve that situation without a full-on reno, but it's not the best. The outdoor space helps for sure in that regard. We needed carbs like the wolf with 16 miles to go on our trek. I went with the strawberry pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs and a vanilla latte (mostly so my chum and I would remain on speaking terms after only having a fraction of my normal coffee intake at the beginning of the day). Everything was fine though nothing to write home about. The pancakes were a little dry and definitely needed the accompanying syrup, and the eggs conversely were wetter than I typically like. They also needed a bit of seasoning but they did what they were supposed to do. In hindsight, the latte might have actually been the best of the lot - it had a visually pleasing design from the milk pour and was tasty. Most of the patrons we saw nearby were on mimosa benders, which sounded fun but we had a job to do. Next time. This place got a lot of points off for the service. Our waitress was not particularly friendly - very monotone and never smiled, and once our food came? A ghost. We rarely even saw her in the patio area and we probably ended up staying an extra 15 minutes because we literally just couldn't find her to get the check. Really odd unforced error and it was actually close to the point where one of us was going to have to go inside to actively find her to ask for the bill. Not good at all. It wasn't a terrible meal by any stretch and I think ultimately you give it a thumbs up for providing a spot to rest and eat, but most people would probably consider that the bare minimum requirement of a restaurant. I'm sure you can find better around here.

Stopped by here to join a group of friends in the lovely outdoor backyard area, which was covered…read morewith greenery, with splashes of pink flowers. It was a great place with a relaxing atmosphere. It was tough to decide between Salmon or Pork Chop. The latter appealed to me because it came with loaded baked potato. I ended up ordering the Wild Pecan Crusted Salmon, which was served with vegetables and white rice. I asked for it to come with roasted potatoes instead. When I received it, there was still rice so I had to wait extra time to get the correct dish. The Salmon was cooked perfectly, tender, flaky, and I loved the crispy, irresistibly nutty pecan crust. The veggies included were green beans and carrots, which were wonderfully crunchy. The potatoes were well seasoned. Service was not the best. I had to order before my table because I needed to leave soon, but the order was not properly prepared, so had to wait longer to begin eating. The rest of the food came in at all different times. Prices were decent, as entrees were under $30. I would consider returning to try the French Cut Pork Chop and some of the desserts, but don't feel the need to anytime soon.

Amazing amazing service ! Wow the food was off the charts…read more Rotisserie chicken was packed with flavor and I ordered the salmon to go The cocktails were amazing. Christina is sooo talented and her energy was on point Great vibes from Alanno as well !! Will be returning a million times over !

Busy stop after a recent jazz show in a nearby park. We called ahead to get on the list, however…read moreupon showing up we were told they forgot to write us in and there was some frustration with getting a table. Other guests who had arrived early put up a fuss to be seated before our group. While frustrating the servers handled it all well. The menu it self was pretty straight forward and simple, nothing too fancy or unique. While all food was good, I will point out the roasted potatoes side and colorful slaw was a table favorite!

We ordered delivery of Greek fries with feta cheese kalamata olives and extra virgin olive oil…read more Alongside with Tri Cheese Bacon Burger. The burger was good, kind of reminds us of those burgers you get at a dinner. Although it was a bit dry, at least it is huge and they don't skimp on the meat like most burger places. The Greek Fries were tasty and had big chunks of feta cheese and olives.

Ordered take out from here based on the ONE really good review before me and can say I was not…read moredisappointed in the leap of faith. Especially for ordering a burger for delivery... Even so, I felt compelled to write a review because not only was it, as predicted, early, but it was hot and goddamnit--actually medium rare. The waffle fries weren't crisp but that's the fault of the container because I could tell, even in their slight steam, that these fries were CRISP. Nothing a toss in the over could fix. Never disappointed with this place. A repeat order every time for sure.