Soho Park Hell's Kitchen - New York

If their server are checked more often on customers and allow pitchers to be brought to the table, so that the guests themselves could serve drinks, it would be a more pleasant and effective experience. with the servers that do not feel to customers, we feel unattended and as if we need to catch our waiter to enjoy the groundless brunch. age should not be a problem when everyone is checked for the identification during entry. I really like this place, but this problem comes down my experience every time. it also does not want people to brunch at the bottom or the facility in general. other than that, everything else is great.

Large restaurant is distributed a lot of seating over three floors. very spacious and best of all, not expensive, but with great American style to eat comfort. so. park also runs really funny brunch parties where you can listen to some great music and have a delicious brunch. there is a full day happy hour on weekdays, which is also a beautiful tasty bite.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in this part of the city. every time I come here, I have a good meal. they love the burger and the full-day breakfast menu, which is amazing and very affordable to be 1 block from the times square. try the chickens waffel or the smokehouse burger, both are absolutely delicious! this is a beautiful large airy room, so there is plenty of space to spread out and have a fun meal.

I'm glad that I found this restaurant, after having passed it and deciding to give it a try on Open Table. It's very laid back in the sense that the people here don't have any sort of attitude, and try their best to accommodate your requests. We wanted to move some furniture around and change the volume of the music, and the waiter made sure that happened. There is a lot of space here and the environment is casual and cool at the same time, so this is a great place for groups.

This was a really fun place for breakfast. The staff were very friendly, and the food was both delicious and very well priced. Usually the Times Square area is not known for good, reasonably priced restaurants, but Soho Park is definitely a diamond in this area. I recommend the croissant sandwich which comes with arugula and two sunny-side up eggs, along with a hash brown on the side. It was amazing!