Gallow Green

Beautiful rooftop restaurant and bar The building is steeped in history and the quirky decor and music make this venue memorable. I went with a friend, however there are some simply stunning tables and booths in old railway style out buildings. There are picturesque walkways and whole walls with plants to take photos! I loved the food - I recommend the crudités for a healthy huge starter and the salmon was super tasty and cooked to perfection Service was fast and friendly

The space is really unique and beautiful, there were so many beautiful trees and plants and the music was nice and relaxing. The food was great! We had the calamari and chicken. We also had the steak but that was just okay. The drinks were nice as well, so many unique flavours and the presentation on everything was beautiful! Overall, would highly recommend this place!

Lovely place for hangout and to chill. Located on a 6th floor as part of a hotel/theatre complex. Lot of effort on the decor which is appreciated. The food and drinks menu was simple not complicated but little pricey. Loved the jazz music in the background. Reservation is recommended.

Considering the price point and the portion, the food and drinks were average and didn’t particularly impress me. However what made the experience unique was the ambience and decor of this place. The speakeasy-style entrance and the rooftop seating with outdoor heaters was stunning. Staffs were attentive and friendly. make reservation in advance and bring ID to be allowed in even you are just having meal without alcohol. They examine carefully at the entrance.

Recommend making reservations since it can get pretty busy! It's a roof top with okay views, but great for groups if you are looking for brunch! The drinks are well made and some are super aesthetic! The namesake Gallow Green is my fave. If you like a robust ginger taste then give it a try!

Serendipitously ended up at Gallow Green after an evening in Hudson Yards. It was a beautiful rooftop and such a cool set up, I was so happy to find it because it led me to an evening at the McKittrick Hotel the following day, which my friend had suggested I check out. I had the shrimp cocktail and the gallow green salad. The shrimp were large and worth the price, and the salad I expected to be alright but the flavors worked together deliciously. It had been raining that evening and afternoon but the rooftop was lovely and my server was great even thought I arrived very late in the evening. The back door elevator was so fun, the entire experience was excellent.

Went for their Champagne Brunch yesterday for a friend's birthday. Loved the vibe and overall concept. We were a big group but service was fantastic so special shout out to Gigi for being wonderful and attentive with the little things we needed, was easy to coordinate the birthday cake for the celebrant. There was also music so it was pretty relaxing and nice. The buffet spread wasn't really big but had some nice options. I especially liked the Porcheta and the salmon (first time to see a proper whole baked salmon, pretty cool!). The champagne was unlimited and was actually a proper Californian champagne so they didn't really go cheap and thus I felt it justified the overall cost. I'm a champagne drinker so didn't need the juices to mix with champagne but you practically have all other juices to mix aside from the standard orange juice. The 2 hours went by quick and we were reminded 15 mins before they closed out the buffet. Was able to then try the croissants and pain au chocolat which were actually pretty good. We also ordered the chocolate mousse, key lime pie and Panna cotta for desserts for the birthday girl and our table and it was pretty decent. Overall areas for improvement would be timeliness of the table. I think we only got it 15 mins after. The food temperature is also an area of opportunity. It was noticeably not warm. And everytime I wanted to finally try the french toast, it was out. Happened 3 times and didn't get to try it which isn't a deal breaker but I'd be remiss if I don't get to point this out for improvement. Still, I won't mind coming back. :)

Gallow Green was pretty good. It has a great speakeasy vibe and the staffs were kind and friendly. You go up to the second floor using the speakeasy vibe elevator. The setting is gorgeous as well. But there was a delay in service where the drinks were served much later, almost when our dishes were done. They explained that there was a staff shortage but I still think it could’ve been better handled. I really liked the Shaved Brussels Sprouts Caesar Salad, but the Boeuf Bourguignon was very mediocre.