Although pricy, for a Times Square Diner, this place isn't bad. Just make sure to stick to the traditional sandwiches and burgers. You can skip the famous Cheesecake which is mediocre.
Nice hotel, but really trashy location. Was it worth the few extra bucks you saved?
Great place to watch the local baseball games. If you're here between May and July, check out the Actors Equity leagues and watch your favorite Broadway shows compete—always a celebrity sighting.
This is a great place to come for all those things that are not major enough to go to the ER for, but that need immediate attention. They always fit you in and the staff is very friendly.
The beef brisket is by far some of the best I've ever had. Chicken is also tender and moist--I wish they had a few more side to choose from, but otherwise a home run.
Wide variety of food at reasonable prices. One of my favorite Ruben Sandwiches of all time.
The food has gone down hill here since this place first opened. Still some decent dishes, but not as good as they used to be.
Original Burger is a must and needs nothing on it but what it comes with. Get it with 'tater-tots,' which are actually mashed-potato-tots. Love it!
Love the coffee and service at this local coffee shop—owner and staff are very friendly and make you feel welcome. It's a fun place to chill on your computer or to have a light lunch.
This 24/7 French diner is a fun place to go if you need a bite late night. Burgers are always safe here and prices are semi-reasonable.
You can't go wrong with this place. Burgers are good and a great selection of beers, but the real standout dishes are the marinated hanger steak, corned beef and Cabbage, and the cider glazed salmon.
There's nothing bad on the menu here, but my favorites have got to be the fajitas and Louisiana Chicken.
