Broadstone Bar & Kitchen

I was so hungry I forgot to snap a photo of the burger. But for the area this place has one of the best burgers you can get. Like it’s a real burger made fresh to order. If you go on the other side of stone street they mostly just have smash burgers… To me a “smash” burger is a cheap patty. No worth $20 stick to Broadstone if you want a good burger with a lot of flavor.

Broadstone Bar and Kitchen never disappoints! Mike and Gary went above and beyond to make our experience unforgettable. Their service was friendly, attentive, and professional—they truly made us feel welcome. The food and drinks were incredible, with a menu that offers something for everyone. The atmosphere is lively yet cozy, perfect for a night out or a casual meal. Highly recommend this spot, especially if you’re lucky enough to have Mike and Gary taking care of you! We’ll definitely be back soon.

We had a great brunch experience here! We were able to sit right away and the Christmas themed drink was very good. I highly recommend the crab cake Benedict. We will be coming back.

Gary was awesome and the food was great! The steak was perfect and the gingerbread mania was very festive. Will definitely return on our next trip to New York!

In the neighborhood & found this bustling bar across the street. The service was great, everyone was so sweet and attentive. The food was AMAZING & the cocktail menu looked delish! Excited to come back with friends when we are back in the area!

We went to this amazing place for a dinner and our bartender/server Gary was so attentive to us. He Suggested to us the great holiday cocktails and we loved the presentation. Food was also great. We got a Caesar salad with steak, onion rings and delicious juicy burger. Everything came out on time and service overall was excellent. Highly recommend. We sat at the bar on Sunday evening and had a fabulous time.

Broadstone is absolutely my FAVORITE brunch place in the city. Their Bellini’s are amazing, and their Mimosa’s, also very good. I go here so often that my friends and I joke that I need a rewards card 👀, haha. The food is amazing, whatever you decide to get. I’ve had the French toast, the steak and eggs, the brunch burger etc. ALL OF IT AMAZING. The food comes out very quick and they ensure that if you’re doing bottomless, your cup never goes empty. I have also went for dinner, and their dry rub wings with the different sauces? Some of the best wings I’ve had. Best place ever, will always come back ❤️

We had a very good feeling since we entered the door. The person guiding us to the table and the first waiter were very lovely. The food was really nice. We ordered the thanksgiving menu as listed in the paper: main dish and dessert. We asked for the price before placing the order, as it was not indicated there, and we were told 25$ for both dishes several times. After having the main dish, a second waitress started serving us and she told us the dessert was not included in the menu with a very arrogant and rude attitude. We explained her what we were told since the beginning and even the manager had to intervene. Overall, the experience was good but partially ruined by the second waitress.

Great appetizers and drinks on our visit. Jason, our server was very attentive and offered several suggestions.

Great stop to make while in FiDi- added bonus that they were decorated for the holidays! The drinks were great & fries were delicious. Glad we found this place! Hope to be back soon!

Stopped at Broadstone for a little bite/appetizer the other day around 12:30p. Was pretty shocked we were the only ones in there eating, but by 1p the place was packed. Ordered the margarita flatbread and it was pretty tasty! Wish it had more basil but that's minor. Service was quick (as I should have been as we were only customers for a bit), and price was not terrible. They had a bunch that sounded good on their menu so I'll definitely come back again.

I used to go to Broadstone for drinks and bites fairly often... I realized it had been a while since my last time there, so I figured I'd revisit. I brought my partner on a Friday night, and it was fairly quiet. We each ended up getting a holiday cocktail. While I liked mine, it was served with so much ice inside the glass that it ended up being only a few sips of actual cocktail... Definitely not worth $17 each. The service was friendly and fast, but I can't get past the price tag for what we got.

MUST TRY MUST TRY!!!! This place is soooo underrated omfg. All the food and drinks will LITERALLY change your life!!!! Not too expensive and the service is quick and friendly!! Inside is nice with lots of areas to sit and many TVs to watch all games!!! Overall, 10/10 WOULD RECOMMEND THID PLACE TO A FRIE

Pros: location, atmosphere, small bites and appetizer menu Cons: this is more a bar than a restaurant, just keep that in mind I came alone (dinner for 1) and at first I was surprised by the unbalanced menu: a lot of small bites like poutine, wings, fries, nuggets, etc and not really that many entree options. Then I remembered this is first and foremost a bar. Come with friends to watch sports on the TVs or to hangout after work. Tons of finger food to choose from and plates to share. Drink menu and cocktails is also great. Food came out fast and service was great. This place is a little weaker if you're coming strictly for dinner. Still a good option but maybe less interesting than other places nearby like tacombi or Nara sushi.

Went here to watch a soccer game. The service was nice, friendly bartenders. I had some food off the brunch menu, the hangover sandwich I think it was called which was good. Downfall was the poor skill on pouring a Guinness and using a wrong glass.

Steak Sammy was delish, Autumn in Tulum cocktail was good too. But the place was empty and honestly uninviting, the Volume on Television s was stupid. If they could match the atmosphere game with the food and drink they would have a winner Atmosphere was torture

Staying at the Doubletree across the street. Wine was good. Nice buttery Chardonnay. Service was sketchy. Had to catch the bartender's attention for EVERY REQUEST. Bang Bang shrimp appetizer was average at best. Brought my food with no napkin or utensils. Had to ask for that a couple of times. Nice people but geez, I won't return.

Denied service twice. Plenty of seats at the bar and tables. But keep telling us they were full. Had a better time getting drinks at Beckett's bar and grill with a lot better service.

Make sure you get everything you need for your meal off the go because you will not see your server again onion rings were good and the filter sandwich was above most

I went here for breakfast. We asked for coffee and they only had decaf which is a huge L for a breakfast place. They also had no espresso which is also weird for a breakfast place. There was like 1 other table in there and it was a Sunday at 11:30am so that was weird too. I ordered the Burrata toast and a side of breakfast sausage. The breakfast sausage was great, it was the best thing I ate there (it came with 4 pieces- links not patties) The Burrata toast was a super thick piece of toast that was soggy. There was barely any pesto on it, I wanted more. The Burrata was not the best Burrata either. It was very mid-- I didn't even finish it and I usually always finish my breakfast. It came with a side of hashbrowns. The hashbrowns were a good level of crispiness and not soggy/mushy at all which I love. In the picture I already started eating- but you get the idea. The service was fine-- not particularly good or bad. There was no one in there so I would've hoped they'd fill my water a little faster but whatever

Casual gastropub in FiDi, there is a good amount of seating both upstairs and downstairs. Get the classic bar food: burgers, fries, sandwiches flatbreads etc. and you can't go too wrong. Although the prices aren't the lowest, the portion sizes are pretty decent, especially the fries. Service can be inconsistent, during our visit there were periods where we were waiting 5-10 minutes to flag down a server, but generally they were fairly friendly and helpful.

Great little spit! Fabulous brunch! I had chicken and waffles.. had to try it.. coming from Texas. They did a great job! Definitely recommend it! Sorry, no pictures. But the presentation was great! Nice, open air.. bar. Great service!

PROS: - staff is friendly and efficient - food comes out fast - drinks are great! - live music (Derek Dempsey is amazing!) CONS: - can get packed Came across this place while in the area and looking for somewhere that wasn't too crowded and wheelchair accessible. The food was decent but staff and drinks were great. They had a live musician, Derek Dempsey doing covers and he was great and added so much to the already good atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

The ambiance is really nice here. I love the multistory open-walled vibe. It it enchanting from the outside. This was a simple meal for me: water and fish and chips. The water was better than the fish and chips if I'm being honest... they poured heavy, refilled often, and it was crisp and refreshing. The server must have been managing the whole first floor because I found he was not very attentive, and instead, the host was taking care of me. It was good of him to step up as a part of the team. I would eat here in a pinch especially if I was staying at the FiDi-- the10% off was easily applied with no hassle.

Broadstone is great. Gary is the MVP and does a mean Moscow mule. I love the huge open-window downstairs, so sitting at the bar you always get that fresh breeze and good vibes. Also make sure to try the buffalo chicken spring rolls -- those are my faves. Also the flatbreads are delicious. This place is great and you're missing out if you don't check it out

Knew about this place pre-Covid, really great food. Post-Covid everything can be better. Casual atmosphere with decent service.

While traveling to NY, we were looking for a good quality spot to visit near the financial district. After reading a few reviews, we headed a few blocks away to Broadstone. We were a party of 4 traveling during the holidays, but were quickly seated upstairs at a high top table around 1PM without a reservation. The hostess and servers were really friendly and attentive in delivering waters as they greeted us. We all ordered drinks, and opted for some appetizers, as we had some more sight-seeing to do. The food was great as well, and we really enjoyed the everything bagel pretzels! The vibe of this place is really nice - warm, inviting, and festive for the holidays - just what we wanted! The rest of the menu looks awesome. Would definitely love to come back to try some of the other menu items - great job!

We went here as it was once of the few places still open in the area. Food was decent nothing amazing, service was okay, the shorter bartender was polite however made comments when a lot of my friends didn't order a drink at first. They were nice and brought out a free dessert for my friends birthday, which was appreciated. My biggest issue with this place is I watched the bartender open a bottle of pinnacle vodka and use it on a drink that was advertised as using Absolut and then proceeded to charge me $16 for the drink. Absolutely a scum bag move, I understand times are hard and inflation is rough but that's such false advertisement so something to consider for sure. I probably won't be returning so buyer beware.

So I was staying in the Financial District not too far from the Staten Island Ferry, and I wandered into this bar looking for food and a drink. Ended up ordering a Stella, (3) Salted Caramel Espresso Martinis (because they were so good!), and an order of Parmesan Fries (these were also VERY good, thick and crispy, and I'm a slow eater but the fries stayed warm for a pretty long time). Bartender was so sweet, the perfect amount of attentive, and great service. The vibe of the bar was chill, homey and overall loved the ambiance. My favorite part though was the live music. I showed up on a Saturday afternoon, after 5pm and there was this really talented artist, Derek Dempsey, playing all kinds of music. Super friendly and one of his songs got me deep in my feelings. Lol. If and when I come back to the city, definitely want to come back to this location!! (Ps I'm not a photographer, so be nice on the quality of the photos lol)

We came in to Broadstone after a holiday party at work for an early drink. And I mean early, it was 3:45pm. They were able to sit us upstairs, but did mention that they needed the space back by 4:45pm to set up for another party that would close the entire floor. No problem. We had 2 orders of the everything pretzels and 2 orders of the buffalo chicken spring rolls. Both were excellent and was a good portion size for 9 people to share. We all had different drinks - wine, beer, and some cocktails. Everything was good and honestly not too horribly priced, especially for the area. All in all, a decent place for an after work drink in the FiDi area.

This place is always phenomenal. Kind staff, fast service, incredible food. This place is great for any occasion. I've gone here to network with a colleague and I've gone here for drinks with my besties. I wasn't able to snag a picture of one this time, but I highly recommend checking out one of their flatbreads. It's great to share as an appetizer or as an entree for one.

Went into @broadstonenyc randomly because the holiday decorations were pretty and I was craving fries It turned out to be an all carb + fried food meal, but it was so delicious! The fries were perfectly fried and the fish pieces were giant. Pretzels were really soft but firm, and both the IPA dip and the honey mustard were yummy!

I came here for a business lunch and thoroughly enjoyed the Broadstone burger with bacon on it. I have to say it's fancy bacon, not the frozen kind you get at other places. The ambiance is rustic bar but I loved that upstairs they had all the windows opened fully so you can a nice cross breeze and view of lower Manhattan. Ambiance is great! The service was good as they were attentive to our needs for a large group.

Excellent place to grab a nice saturday brunch between some friends. The brunch burger and fries were juicy and filling. And service was good as the food came quickly. Make sure you get the seating on the second level as it's on a sort of open-ish balcony that lets you see straight down into the streets of FiDi. It offered a very nice breeze on a hot humid summer say. Would definitely come back again if I'm in need of a reliable brunch spot.

I was staying next door at The FiDi Hotel when I first popped into this place. At first glance you can get the idea that you're about to have a fun evening center on solid food, cocktails, and attentive service. Not really. The Cocktails, while they sound good on the menu are not a value and not exciting. The Food is pretty much the same; I settled on the Wings both visits while my Guests ventured deeper into the Menu. I was surprised when they asked the Server if the Tacos were Corn or Flour Tortillas and he waffled back and forth only to settle on Rice. Honestly, we couldn't ever figure out what they were.

- open late (roughly 1am on a weekend night) idk how late the kitchen open - good beers - friendly staff - general tso chicken was good - beet salad was a decent size - beet salad + chicken and i took home some chicken - very spacious - decent street parking on weekends

***3 1/2 stars*** I've been meaning to stop by here for a while now, as this is super close to where I work and has a very intriguing multi-floor, open air concept that sets it apart from some of the other nearby eateries. I visited yesterday for lunch - it was super quiet/laidback, as it was the day right before a holiday weekend. It usually looks decently crowded every time I walk by around midday, but most of the tables and bar area were empty and I was ushered over to one of the high-tops by the window immediately. Sadly it was super hot so the giant windows were closed, but I could have opted for outdoor seating if it were that important (it wasn't). I investigated the menu pretty thoroughly earlier in the week and selected the Quinoa BBQ Short Rib Bowl ($19), along with the Broadstone Paloma ($15). The actual short rib portion was delicious. I feel like most places that offer short rib usually have it in the context of a super bougie entree so I don't end up getting it often, but I always enjoy it. The BBQ had a sweet zest to it, and the short ribs were super tender. A delight. I have an unapologetic texture-based palate, so I wasn't crazy about the peppers and the spinach leaves, but it's not like those ingredients weren't known to me ahead of time - on me. I mostly ate around them, but when they showed up in my mouth, it wasn't that upsetting. Everything tasted solid. I thought the toasted almonds might be an issue but they actually paired well with everything else in the bowl. And as for quinoa? To me it's in that same genre as chia pudding. I don't really understand why it exists since it's never the star of the show, but it's inoffensive and not a deal-breaker. I'm sure there's a really good character actor comparison I could do here but I don't feel like dealing with the hate mail. My co-workers went out of their way to laud the drinks here, so I also visited the cocktail menu and ordered a Broadstone Paloma. Eh. As Palomas go, I honestly thought it tasted pretty blend. I'm guessing the bartender went a little light on the grapefruit juice and/or the tequila (I'm not a Paloma expert, but I feel like that's where a lot of the taste for that particular cocktail comes from). As a result, the rim was a touch overwhelming. You can see in the accompanying picture that it consisted of red pepper flakes or something similar, which is obviously a strong flavor. If the drink had matched it in flavor level, they would have complemented each other much better. It was refreshing though, and on a day where it was probably about 90 degrees or so in one of the more claustrophobic NYC neighborhoods, it definitely could have been worse. I know a lot of people who are uncomfortable at the idea of going to a sit-down restaurant by themselves. Let me tell you - I have done it plenty of times at various establishments and I almost always get excellent, excellent service. Maybe the waitstaff is just more on their toes because I don't have a dining partner to talk to, but whatever the reason, this time around I had my lunch within 10 minutes, and the check probably two minutes after I started thinking about wrapping things up (so basically I telepathically requested the bill). So if you ARE someone who doesn't like the idea of a solo party, I assure you - restaurants do not look upon you with pity, thinking you're going to die alone; instead they up their game. The waiter and busboy were both on the ball and could not have been better. And the price point is comparable for the area. If you don't think you're going to part with at least one Jackson at a sit-down around here, you're probably better off bringing your lunch from home. Definitely going to give this another shot down the line, but probably would experiment with other parts of both the food and drink menus.

Really good food and Generous portions!! Lively atmosphere with very positive and attentive staff! A "Must Go To" in Lower Manhattan a few blocks from the Staten Island Ferry docks. 4 Thumbs Up!

Absolutely terrible. I live in the neighborhood and used to love this place and would recommend it to everyone. I will never go here again. Whoever hired their hostess made a huge mistake. Bar was not crowded on a Saturday night and we brought a group of about 15 drinkers, who want to give their money. The hostess made us feel like we were a huge imposition. We are here to drink and give you money. Multiple times she told us to move to accommodate people who walked in after us - they did not have reservations. Eventually, the hostess told us to go across the street if there was no room here. There was room. We were giving you money. She told us we needed reservations to go to the bar. Then why did you let us in? We happily went to White Horse around the block. They were shocked to hear how we were treated. Many happy hours and drinks were had. Don't go to Broadstone. They don't want your business

First & foremost, I will say that the service is absolutely on point. Our waitress was attentive and constantly available. She made our dinner very simple and easy. Where this dinner fell short was the ambience and the food itself. Covid has changed how things work and we understand that, but what's not understood is how a crowd of people, customers or not, are drunk, belligerent and allowed to carry on right outside. This continued through most of our dinner, and I am sure others had second thoughts about dining just like we did. The food was subpar. The best of everything was the salmon, cooked to the temperature requested and flavorful. Second was the spinach that came with the steak, I know, I was surprised too. The "root vegetables" that came with the salmon dish was as ambiguous as it sounds all the way til it got to the table. We could not define which root vegetable was which, and considering it wasn't good anyway, it really didn't matter. This may be personal, but the truffle split pea puree was off-putting and unnecessary, the dish would have been better without it. The steak was cooked well, it needed more sauce or the sauce just need not come with it. Would I return in the future? There are too many places to eat in this area to continue to eat something we did not like. We appreciate the services, most of all the wait staff.

My friend and I went there on a weekday night around 5:30pm and seated on the second floor. The ambience was nice upstairs as the lights and holiday decorations were still up. The food was average- we got the poutine, general tso's chicken nuggets and the house salad. The poutine was just brisket topped on the melted cheese with potatoes. The nuggets' skin was hard, meat was not tender, rather go to Popeyes for good chicken. The salad ingredients were good but the sauce tasted a bit sour for the zing and that was all. One waiter dropped two of the nuggets when he bought the food over. He didn't apologize nor intend to make up to us which made it awkward for me and my friend. The other waiter was nice enough to check on us every now and then that's why the review is three stars.

Good vibes and ambience. Live music was a nice surprise. Staff was super friendly. A blend of sophisticated and casual. Whatever you're looking for can be found here.

I stay downtown and often come here for dinner. Their Salmon entree is one of my favorite all-time dishes. Perfectly cooked salmon, tasty root vegetables, nice pesto sauce and the dish is lined with salt for added flavor. Decent Scotch selection and excellent desserts. Two drinks, salmon entree and dessert for my bill tends to be around $100 which is normal for NYC. Friendly servers, food comes quickly.

They were amazing at accommodating an entire section for our group. The staff was attentive and everyone seemed to enjoy their drinks & bites. Will definitely recommend to friends for large gatherings or for casual dining. Thanks again to the team at Broadstone.

Flew in from Florida and took a walk into a cozy perfect NY Pub . Vibe was perfect for the holidays paired with a Guinness. Bartender was great , Gary was a perfect bar man

I don't know what happened to this place. Used to be good. Ordered the broadstone burger takeout and when I opened the container it smelled like fish. There was a faint taste of fish. They must have grilled it in the same spot where they just grilled fish. It was so overcooked and dry and they forgot the bacon jam which is what makes this special. They must have new people in the kitchen. It was really terrible. If I had been eating there I would have definitely sent it back

I've dined here a few times for lunch and quick bite after working late at our office which was located close by. Nice set up where a bar and seating area is on street level but it's also open air. Great decor in a classy but cozy way. Good to take a date for a drink too. Decent food with plenty of options. Prices according to the area its in. Can get very crowded during lunch hours but later at night midweek it's easy to grab a table.

Went in for "brunch" during the week. Must've missed the part where they didn't have the bunch menu during the week. Had to settle for their lunch and dinner menu. No biggie. Went in, got seated immediately and found the menu a good mix of what you'd like and expect from an American food place. Sandwiches, salads, flatbreads. I got a brisket sandwich and my partner got the fried chicken sandwich. The food looked well prepared and a good portion size. The brisket was messy but very flavorful and came with tiny pineapple pieces which added a nice sweetness to the sandwich. It also came with two dipping sauces. One was a garlic aoili and the other was sort of a honey mustard. The sweet potato fries were very good. I'm bias cause I prefer them more than normal fries. They were a good crispy. The fried chicken sandwich was also very good. It came on ciabbata bread which perfectly complimented the chicken. Didn't get any drinks but they looked good as well. Overall a very good place, decent prices and nice looking aesthetic. Only downside is no brunch during the week but that's OK.

I love the ambiance and fun of the atmosphere. My old fashioned was excellent with great flavor. The down side is the soup was bland and the fish had little to no flavor and was oily. The service was excellent and attentive.

Chicken wrap was excellent Salad dressing good Fries very good Moscow Mule - very bad Like the upper floor atmosphere Pricey for what we got

Came in for brunch at 11:30am on a Sunday. Friendly servers and great service! I got the California wrap which was delicious and I substituted fries for the home fries. My friend got a coffee and the breakfast skillet and they said both were delicious. I would love to come back and try their full menu.

Food was delicious and well prepared. Ask for the General Tso's Nuggets as an appetizer. Table for two on their 2nd story balcony on a beautiful day is the best seat of the house.

Tom is the best server ever. The food was great. The service was great... didn't have to wait long for the next drink during bottomless brunch. I would definitely recommend coming for brunch!

We had a great dinner at Broadstone. We just finished looking out at the Statue of Liberty and decided to eat dinner somewhere close. This spot was unique in the design and we were seated on the second floor. Our waiter was outstanding and even brought me two samples of wine to help make my decision. We started off with the everything pretzels with mustard dip and beer cheese dip. The pretzels were awesome on their own and I couldn't decide which dip I liked better. Next I had a steak house salad. Honestly delicious. I loved the cranberries in the salad and the dressing was so light but perfect amount of taste. I do not have any complaints other than the noise level was high. If I ever get back to the area I would love to try something else here at Broadstone.

This place is awesome. Multiple floors, great social environment. Great food. Strong drinks.

Such a nice spot, we actually came here twice on our trip and each time had different bartenders who were both so nice and enjoyable! Our first bartender kept topping off our espresso martinis with extra from making other drinks! We also got the truffle fries and they were amazing! Highly recommend

Walked in off the street looking for a burger. Had to get take out cause my work right now requires me to socially distance and As a big guy wearing masks for long terms indoors gets uncomfortable and sweaty with this NYC heat. Moderately filled but quiet. Friendly towards animals. Honestly for NYC it was a steal for the burger. The Irish bacon was *chefs kiss* Fries were delicious. Soft insides and crunchy outsides. Even the takeout packaging was very nice. For a late walk in on a Sunday I was very pleased.