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- DDanielleNew York City •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoGreat food, awesome & very dog friendly. Great dinner with my family & even my dog was included for Christmas! Highly recommend. Super accommodating.More infoBarking Dog Hell's KitchenPrice: Moderate• American• Hell's Kitchen•4.6
- RRitaVIPNew York City •11 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoIt was a wonderful Christmas dinner! Food was excellent and the whole service crew was very friendly and attentive. Special thanks to Jasmine who has been phenomenal! We learned about the Christmas cabin from her the last time we were at the restaurant!More infoLindensPrice: Expensive• American• SoHo•4.5
- CClaudiaNew York City •30 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoWarm, cozy and friendly! Been a few times and never disappointed! Food great!More infoThe DutchPrice: Expensive• American• SoHo•4.6
- JJoshNew York City •1 review5.0Dined 6 days agoWe had a office dinner party there last night. Lovely experience. They seated us in the large table tucked near the bar. It was perfect. The food was delicious. Would definitely do it again.More infoBlue Mezze BarPrice: Very Expensive• Mediterranean• Upper East Side•4.6
- RRaniNew York City •1 review4.0Dined on Dec 16, 2024If you order a cheeseburger as I did, note that's all you get, no little greens or fries with it. Also, it's the yellow sliced, non-cheese cheese. The host noted that the people in front of us did not have a reservation and then disappeared without saying anything to us--we did have a reservation, and our friends (as it turned out) were already there, but we ended up waiting about ten minutes for the host to arrive, ask about our reservation and shown to our table. I had asked for a quiet table so we could talk. I understand it's never "quiet," but did not expect to be seated right next to the speaker and right next to others on the long bench. We were shouting just to hear each other. They could have given us a separate table atleast, away from the speakers. I won't be coming back though everyone was friendly, because this is New York and there are other choices.More infoDudley'sPrice: Moderate• Café• Lower East Side•4.6