Awesome vibe and decor, food is decent take on modern Chinese food. The cocktails though are the reason you should come - the Drunken Dragon Milk is one of my favorite in the city
Try the pancor, which is a cool little cross between a macchiato and a cortado.
Solid Thai fare, bright dishes that go really well with their custom cocktail selections - the grapefruit spritzer is really refreshing.
With some great house cocktails and a wide selection of beer on tap, it is a much more pleasant place to sit down and nurse a drink.
Disclaimer: I was here drunk on Halloween, but I do remember leaving very fed and comfortable, so shout out to the staff 👻
They hold some nice live acts in a very cozy space downstairs. Hookah is tobacco-free, if you are into that sort of thing. Really good vibes from the whole scene.
Really incredible Mexican fare, make sure to try the pomegranate guacamole. The truffle and corn quesadilla is delicious, but definitely a starter size and not a main. Grab a frozen marg too!
Great gravy over rice, loved the setting and atmosphere too.
For your sauce game the buttermilk ranch goes best with chicken, while the house sauce is better for your fries. Polynesian sauce is very sweet but great if you like that in a savory meal.
Cozy atmosphere that does get a little loud at night. They do a watermelon and fennel cocktail that really packs a punch.
Tips? What tips? It's Shake Shack, close your eyes and point to anything and it will be good.
Not a big fan of the decor, but if you're into wine this is a good place to be. Enjoy a bottle of the Montepulciano.
$9.50 for a rice bowl and two mains + toppings is easily the most tastiest and value selection in the entire area.
Surprisingly good sandwiches and breakfast bagels, shame about the delivery fee on seamless, but it's always super quick so can't complain.
Jargaritas after work in the outside seating area comes highly recommended. Although, the later it gets the worse the vibe is- -- but that's why you started early right?
7aram 3alek you left your friends at the bar for some delicious falafel, but it's kind of hard to feel bad when everything tastes so good.
Great art, with a post-drinks and location that is a real treat. Combined with a morning in the High Line, makes for a great weekend out.
Great for a quick bite with solid portion sizes, the sandwiches are very satisfying. Skip the green chili rellenos though - texture is strange and not spicy and the flavors are somewhat-putting.
