Brooklyn Diner

KikiM 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

just a regular menu with fancy descriptions... fried polenta was surprisingly good... 

dadofthree 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

nice waiter cold food (mozzarella balls and french fries) long wait after ordering food ran out of pastrami (?) clean nice atmosphere 

Soso 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

i've been to the Brooklyn Diner (in Times Square) many times before -- have always enjoyed it as a place to eat before a Broadway show. And I usually get the lobster roll. This past Saturday, I went and ordered the roll -- the lobster was totally dried out. It was pretty awful. And my basket of fries had lots of pieces that were as short as half an inch -- little stubs of fries. I should have complained but had an out of town guest and didn't want to make a scene. 

JeffreyL 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

Wanted to get a quick bite to eat before a broadway play. We chose the Broadway Diner but were disappointed. The service was good but it did not make up for the overpriced food which was fair at best. 

PDXmas 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

I booked for breakfast with some business colleagues. Unfortunately the ovens were not working. We all had granola, fruit and coffee - which was probably good for me. Difficult to judge overall as there was no hot food and not many people. 

Annette 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

45 minutes for appetizer another 25 for dinner that was cold. 

Disappointing 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

But the prices! Over the top, there are better places in Times Square 

textinthecity 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

I went to the trouble to make reservations, which was totally unnecessary, The maitre 'd didn't even ask. I definitely would not return. The Split Pea soup was bland and luke-warm at best. The soup contained soggy slices of a hotdog/sausage. The signature "Stella" Macaroni was another disappointment again, luke warm with a thick slab of cheese on top. The service was decent I expected so much more from a restaurant named "The Brooklyn Diner.". sadly disappointed. 

TravelerFromSCzCA 

on OpenTable

13 years ago

We ate dinner at the Brooklyn Diner. While we were seated right away the waiter took a long time to get to us. The menu is limited. Entrees were expensive. They did not have an option for a cup of soup or dinner salad. These were only available in large sizes. I had the stroganoff with noodles in cheese sauce (I liked the stroganoff sauce more than the cheese sauce) and did not come with bread or vegetables. My husband had the sole with spinach but not with rice, pasta or potatoe, so we shared. But for the price of entrees t... read more