Harvey

Enjoyed an excellent brunch at this gorgeous and airy New American restaurant at The Williamsburg Hotel! The Steak & Eggs were cooked perfectly and served w/ potatoes & charred shishito peppers. The Eggs Benedict w/ Salmon was another delicious dish and for dessert, we had their French Toast w/ fruit and maple syrup. Definitely check out the rooftop too for stunning panoramic views of the Williamsburg & Manhattan!

Review for high tea only. Don’t waste your time or money. Even with the Pulsd/Groupon deal, it’s a rip off. Juan was our server and attempted to tell us that we’d only get a choice of one tea. When questioned with the verbiage from the voucher, he relented and admitted it was two. Juan was pleasant but scarce. He took photos for us and took additional pictures with his own camera but never texted them to us. While we knew gratuity and tax weren’t included, Juan tacked on $24 as his tip and we never saw him again. The bites were not good. See pic of the “3 tier” they offer. The hostesses were lovely, the space average and the jazz was contemporary. No parking onsite but street parking is not difficult. Definitely not worth the trip.

Lovely restaurant. The space was gorgeous. We tried the BROOKLYN high tea

The afternoon tea there was awesome. Live music, great service, the tower of treats was delicious as well.

The decor of this bar alone makes it worth stopping in. The drinks are just an added bonus. Also, a great spot if you'd like a cup of tea.

Nice space, comfy booths and the Wagyu burger is amazing! Live jazz is a great touch. You can also get sides and pastries. Will go back to try the afternoon teas sometime and also interested to try the dessert menu. Looked good for drinks too. Decent venue.

We were a bit disappointed with our experience at Harvey. We ended up here because we were staying at the hotel. The place itself is nice, and the cocktails are well made but the food was not good. We ordered a pizza, ceviche and a cucumber salad. We didn’t enjoy any of the dishes.

Bought a voucher from travelzoo for high tea for 2. Firstly, what they're slinging as high tea, is actually afternoon tea, and a poor excuse of one. High tea is much more substantial. The ratio between sweet and savory items is way off. 2 tiny savory sandwiches, one tiny sweet sandwich and a lot of clawingly sweet pastries. No scones! No clotted cream! Now the pastries themselves are good, but they're not even made by them. As for service, out waitress disappeared midway through our meal, it took almost as long to get our check as the time it took us to eat. We saw the 3 star average before we went, so we didn't have high expectations. Boy were we let down. Even with the significant voucher discount, this wasn't worth it. Do yourselves a favor and avoid this place.