Best Historic Restaurants in Upper West Side

Truffle Mushroom Ravioli was a dream, and the cocktail resurrection was really good. The view is breathtaking in the night, even when it sprinkles a little bit. The staff was friendly and attentive. It's definitely a place to come back.

Fabulous restaurant, one of my all-time favorites in NYC! Great food, superior service, gorgeous decor, and that SPECTACULAR 360-degree rooftop view. You feel like a celebrity. This is where you go when you want to have a special dining experience. Dripping crystal chandeliers, lush foliage inside and out, and the most comfortable, cushy seating. And in the warm weather you can dine outside on chic sofas, high above the pulsating metropolis of Manhattan overlooking the uber-edgy Meatpacking district. The lobster roll is outstanding, as is the burger, and they have the best fries: try the truffle or the sweet potato. Every floor is an exqusite RH showplace, so be sure to visit all five. It doesn't get any better than this!

outstanding experience! we have been coming to Emily WV since it opened. While the food has alwys been stellar, service has steadily declined…until this visit. Our server was outstanding and made our evening very enjoyable.

This is just an amazing restaurant ambiance the food and the service A1 was just beyond imaginable, we love it we definitely coming back 

Dining at The Leopard at des Artistes is an experience in elegance. From the European murals on the walls to the exquisite Zabaione dessert, you are in the hands of supreme restaurant masters. The food is beautifully prepared and presented, the waitstaff attentive without being hovering, constantly taking their cues from the table and your needs. Our waitperson, Andrea, was right out of an Italian movie, both stunning and alert, with a sparkle in her eye and a slight hint of humor in her charmingly accented dialogue. All in all, I shall return again and again. I suspect the dining experience will repeat itself with ease. How wonderful! The best high-end dining in Manhattan.