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890 7th Ave, New York, NY, 10019, United States
Get directionsDined there pre-theater (matinee) on a Sunday for brunch. Something happened with the kitchen and it took over an hour for our food to come (and we were consequently late for the show). However, management was very professional in doing what they could to rectify the situation and I was satisfied with how they handled it. That being said, the food was good (once it came although we had to inhale it due to lack of time), location couldn't be better for Carnegie Hall, and ambience is quite nice. It is not inexpensive.
This is a very convenient location for a very fine restaurant with Carnegie across the street and Times Square not too far off. Very fine menu, excellent wait staff, attentive without smothering, and just well timed. It's important not to feel rushed, and that's what this is a very fine dining experience for intimate to professional occasions.
I visited this restaurant by second time...the restaurant has wonderful fillet minion and wonderful friendly services. I would love to return there many times.
I am always amazed at the friendliness and quality of this wonderful grill. The menu is fresh, printed daily. Staff is professional and warm. Food is consistently wonderful.
2nd time there - all was delicious. Wines were a bit pricey - didn't live up to the per glass price; however, food was excellent.
We have dined at the Redeye on multiple occasions and meals -- lunch, dinner, lat night -- and find it to be a gem. The menu is diverse and everything we've had has been wonderful.
Great seat, fun fellow diners, food was good, Arlo was across the street. Who could ask for more?
There are lots of good fish in this sea. I really enjoy this restaurant, which primarily features seafood. Both the service and the food are first rate. Every item I've tried has delighted. And they know about deserts too. It feels special to dine here without feeling stuffy. This is a beautiful, grand style restaurant. Picture lovely murals and high ceilings from the jazz era. Fittingly there is live music too.
Went for Thanksgiving dinner. A little pricey but great quality food. Try the Clam Chowder, not too creamy or potato heavy, nice chunks of clam. Also notable is the side of onion rings which are awesome, as well as the brussel sprouts. Did not love the artichoke hearts fried though. The Jewish mashed potatoes were an unexpected surprise as well. I had the scallops which were good, the portion a little small but with what we ordered, there was pleanty of food. My son has the lobster pot pie which was nice (also pricey). Defin... read more
Redeye Grill has a 4.2 star rating with 7,630 reviews.
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