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1375 Sixth Ave., New York, NY, 10019
nr. 56th St
212-765-6288
pinafour from 11216 | Posted on 4/12/09
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The food was pretty good, the martini's are an OK deal. Nice atmosphere with the DJ. Only 1 bathroom though, for a pretty large restaurant. Keep in mind this is midtown, not soho. Another thing to remember here is that they include 18% gratuity. When we paid and the server asked if we needed change, he failed to mention that the tip was already included. So we ended up tipping $40. Despite this, after we paid, we were invisible in the restaurant. The owner came over to change our table paper (making us lift up 4 full drinks) and suggested we spend more money. (our bill was around $120). Classy. I also got gouged for my entree. Problem was my entree didn't exist on the menu, it was an appetizer. I asked for the dinner portion. They charged me more than double the appetizer portion. When I said something about it, the chef came out and explained how in fact my dinner portion was different. I looked at the menu a few days later and NOTHING on the menu was that expensive. So don't leave anything up to interpretation here.
bcarr0470 from 07885 | Posted on 5/15/08
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Came upon this place while walking through the city. Of course the 2 for 1 martini sign caught our eyes first, but in the end the food is what we remembered most. First, our martinis, we had the passion fruit and blood orange, both fantastic. We ordered the Caprese salad and the Spicy Lobster and Shrimp pizza. They made something as simple as mozzarella cheese and tomato taste incredible. Now for the pizza, when it came to the table we were surprised it was basically a salad on top of a pizza crust. Very unexpected. But let me tell you, after the first bite I wondered why I never had tried something like this before. The combination of toppings was unbelievable. We really loved this place and can't wait to go back.
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