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- CCharlizeNew York City •4 reviews5.0Dined todayhad a great time here, the food is so good and the drinks were as well. the staff were extremely attentive.More infoBlend WilliamsburgPrice: Expensive• Contemporary Latin• Williamsburg•4.4
- CChristosNew York City •1 review5.0Dined 7 days agoGreat food and service! Highly recommend the Jerk chicken.More infoLa'Mode BKPrice: Expensive• Fusion / Eclectic• Crown Heights•4.8
- CCrystalNew York City •4 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoWent here for brunch and was impressed with the food, high-end ambience, and their affordable bottomless brunch deal. It’s rare to find a boozy brunch with such an upscale atmosphere. Customer service was excellent - the servers were quick to refill our drinks and very attentive to us!More infoEssexPrice: Expensive• Fusion / Eclectic• Lower East Side•4.4
- AAllisonNew York City •2 reviews4.0Dined on Dec 19, 2024Had a good experience, other than being told there was no coffee/cappuccino because the machine was broken. Would’ve liked to stay and enjoy the ambience longer and have coffee and was unable to.More infoBuddha-Bar Restaurant New YorkPrice: Very Expensive• Pan-Asian• TriBeCa•3.8
- TTonyNew York City •15 reviews4.0Dined on Dec 15, 2024So by day, this spot is a normal cafe. But by night, it apparently turns into a Korean street food stand. You go through the cafe and to the backyard, where there's a beautiful hut hiding a chef grilling up giant shrimp and mackerel. The seating is outdoor so dress warmly. There's some heating elements but not enough. The table seats are also a bit low so if you're not ok with that, make sure you snag a seat by the bar. We were a bit disappointed when we got there and they told us there was no pork belly or galbi. That was literally half the menu! Halfway through our dinner, galbi became available so we ordered a grilled one. The noodle soup and Oden were the best. Both was Seoul (get it?) warming. The giant shrimp was fresh and grilled nicely. The chicken fried rice tasted mostly like butter unfortunately. And the grilled galbi was 90% bone and no meat. All their cocktails are soju based. The cold brew cocktail taste like watered down coffee. But the soju mule was tasty. Overall I'll give these guys a 3.5. I'll come back for the vibes and good service. The chef offered us more broth as we were finishing the noodles. Maybe we'll try the other dishes next time assuming they're available.More infoRound K by SolPrice: Moderate• Korean• Chinatown•4.1