Canal St. to W. 4th St., Lafayette St. to Hudson St.
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At this casually elegant nineties hot spot you’ll still find a scorching bar scene up front, as well as old favorites on the contemporary American menu. But look for creative tweaks in dishes like orange-dusted sea scallops, too. — Rob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld
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The adjacent café serves cheaper fare in a younger, more casual atmosphere. And the bar area has lots of comfy seats and a more laidback vibe than the main restaurant.
4.7
"Mixed Reviews" Average Reader Rating on a Scale of 10
I went there for brunch with 7 girlfriends recently and was treated to the worst service ever. We were the first ones in the restaurant and yet it took them about 45 minutes to get food out to us. The waiter spilled a mimosa on my friend's head. It went down her back and on her wool jacket. We went to the washroom for about 10 minutes to clean her up. When we came back our food was cold. The restaurant made no effort to reheat our food, made no effort to get her jacket cleaned, merely offered to pay for the dry cleaning and take her meal off the bill. Yet, when the bill came the first time, there was only a $20 credit for dry cleaning. Her meal was still on it as was the spilled mimosa! The manager never once came by to apologize though we could see him clearly. We even walked by him on the way out and he didn't ever look up. I would NOT recommend this restaurant to anyone. Seeing as there are so many other wonderful restaurants in the city to enjoy, why come here??
My friends booked a Cub Room for my surprise-bithday party. The music, food and serves is top of the line, especialy deserts. My guest and I had so much fun that we are defanatly coming back.