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72 Nassau St., New York, NY, 10038
at John St.
212-571-7272
Dannel from 10454 | Posted on 12/22/09
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I remember this restaurant when it first started out. They were willing to sell a cup of coffee for a sale, and when they did and saw my color, the look on the owner's face resembled the look you see in movies when someone discovers in the spur of the moment that their respiratory system has shut down and they're about to leave this life. Thereafter, their dealings with me were quite strained. They treated a friend of mine similarly until they cold seize the opportunity to tell him that they didn't want his business because their employee was noticeably and repetitvely incompetent in deliveries. So no matter the taste of their food, I'd never celebrate zeitzeff. CAUSE , FAIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS JUST AS IMPORTANT!
dfwnyc from 75230 | Posted on 6/12/08
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Zaitzeff, though not exactly "inexpensive," still delivers a quality meal for a fair price. Their sirloin burgers are heavenly--opt for cheese and marvel at the way it melts into the grilled onions which come standard on every burger. I got a "small mixed greens" salad to balance the burger, but was very disappointed. I imagine Zaitzeff's other salads are quite good, but the mixed greens salad contained way too many herbs--I was hard pressed to find the greens in the salad for all of the dill and other herbs. Nevertheless, if you're looking for a gourmet burger (and you don't mind spending over 10 bucks for it when you add sides and a drink) Zaitzeff is a great place with a pleasant atmosphere and high quality ingredients.
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