Sugar Factory New York - Time Square

Came here for a holiday midday brunch. Ordered burgers, omelettes, waffles, and sliders. Everything hung was pretty decent. The service was good, but it was sooo cold on the downstairs level. Upstairs where the bathrooms are is much warmer. The place was beautifully decorated for the holidays. So festive!! However, the establishment is definitely in need of a modern makeover. Renovate so yall can be restored to your former glory!

Sugar factories are put in touristy areas on purpose. This has got to be the worst one I’ve been too. It was overcrowded and the amount of people waiting. They need a better system to have people wait instead of cramming everyone in to the area in front of the bar. Security also instead of being rude and telling you to move closer to people should maybe turn people away as it’s a fire hazard. We made reservations and still had to wait 25 minutes for a table. What’s the point of a reservation? Also seems like even if you make a reservation and they check you in you just get out on the bottom of their very long list. The tables are also very close together making it hard to get in and out of booth tables with others sitting next to you. Our server was nice but clearly very busy. He answered some questions but felt like we were bothering him at some points. Two of the managers came around and seemed friendly. We let them know I was still missing my drink and a couple things were forgotten. She said she’d look into it. Still took a little for these to come. The food was decent, typical of what you would find in a chain restaurant I feel. The one thing I didn’t care for was them not asking how we’d want our burgers cooked. They came out well done. Like I said earlier I know it’s close to time square and a touristy area but they can do better about the amount of people. I’ve been to several other sugar factories that are also in touristy areas but never experienced the mayhem like this one.

We have been to sugar factory in Atlantic City and this time we decided to try this location in New York City for this Holiday season, and this place is decorated nice perfect for Christmas season, it's not as big as the AC one this place is 2 story dining area and the space is not big, we got seated right away as we have advance reservations, the food is ok and the service is quick seems like they are in a hurry the person that brought my sons milkshake drop the mug turn around and left right away without noticing the cake on top of the milkshake fell on the table, the server forgot to give my husband his coke order, thanks God we got Groupon as we save a lot on this pricey place. The place needed some remodeling their bathroom is outdated and needed some maintenance, the service is ok but we feel rushed, it's hard to move around as the table is too closed to each other, if you have younger kids with stroller forget about dining on this place, my kids enjoyed their milkshakes and meal and I did enjoyed taking pictures on the decorations. We probably coming back to check this place out another season and perhaps change my pout or review

Steven was awesome! He was super friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience really fun. He gave great recommendations, checked in at the right times, and made sure everything came out perfectly. The food and drinks were delicious and beautifully presented. They even have a gluten free bun which I was very excited about. Overall such a great experience, and Steven’s service definitely made it even better. Thanks for everything

Sugar factory was an experience! Food was great. Smash burger, spaghetti, fish n chips, and chicken and waffles were all good. This place also has huge sugary drinks that can be alcoholic and non. Waiter was attentive and had a great memory. And the atmosphere was lively as they were decorating for the holidays. They also have pictures on the walls of all the celebrities that have stopped by. Prices werent the cheapest but I do believe the value was there...portions were large. Stop in and enjoy the experience

The atmosphere is obviously great! The food was awful. The tomato bisque soup was more like a stew snd could be eaten with a fork. The princess sliders were not pink like the photos just a pink tint and no duck. The Alfredo was one of the worst I have ever tasted-think frozen section at a grocery store. The pretzel was good but the cheese sauce was cold. We would not go back. Service was super slow but ok. The bartender was absolutely amazing and friendly and really the only reason I gave three stars there.

We were really excited to try Sugar Factory NYC because the atmosphere is definitely fun and the place looks cool, but our experience was disappointing. We had a reservation and the restaurant wasn’t even full, yet it took about 45 minutes before anyone took our drink order. One person in our group never even got to order a drink because our server didn’t come back. The food was honestly awful. The burger came out cold, the chicken fingers were stale and we ordered the sliders plain with nothing on them, but they still came fully loaded. The receipt even showed they weren’t supposed to include those items, and the kids wouldn’t eat them. We also weren’t given the special holiday menu and didn’t even know it existed until we saw the table next to us with it. Overall, it was a $300 bill and the food and service didn’t match the price at all. The concept is cool, but we won’t be back. A

Such a fun restaurant with delicious food and good drinks. But the service is horrific. We went in at 4 PM so they weren’t busy and we had 3 different people serving us but none of them came around more than once. I would have had another drink and we were planning to have one of their insane shakes but since the waiter never came back we just got the check and left. We sat right by the cash register and it was social hour for the employees. They all kept standing there chatting but not helping their guests. Worst part was when we got the bill there was a mandatory 20% gratuity. No wonder the service was horrible!

Took my baby and her friends here for her birthday on 2/2/25. This spot runs the gamut of comfort food, chicken fingers, wings, burgers and fries, all the usual suspects. We got a bunch of stuff and it was all tasty enough. Got the girls some of the big virgin drinks, they came in at a whopping 32 dollars each. It's all about the presentation though. Although a little pricey, it served it's purpose.

1. No hostess to welcome guests. Had to ask (3) different employees if we could be seated. We eventually just sat ourselves down and grabbed menus off the bar. 2. After seating ourselves, we sat for an additional 10 minutes, before asking the bartender if someone was waiting the tables. 3. We ordered (2) hot chocolates priced at $15 each. 4. To our surprise, a 20% gratuity of ($6) was added to our $30 bill. With tax, it was $38 (receipt attached). They automatically charge 20% gratuity for parties of ONE or more. 5. The hot chocolate was egregiously sweet. The attached photos are when we finished. We legit only had a couple of sips. 6. I wouldn't have bothered to write this review if I wasn't forced to pay 20% gratuity on a bill where I had to seat myself, and flag down multiple employees to order, and grab my own menu from the bar.

Way way too expensive. Bought the chicken and hamburger sliders, a chocolate martini, and a hot cocoa. It all came out to $91. That alone should give you an idea. Dang near a rip-off if I'm being honest. Food and drinks was decent. Not better than anywhere else. I was better off going to Shake Shack across the street if I'm being honest. This is definitely a date night type of place, something I was on. Although I regret coming here. I could've made the sliders and hot cocoa myself. Sorry to say, I won't be coming back. Just not for me and I don't think it was worth what I paid. I can see the appeal though. Personally I wouldn't order more than two things.

To call this place horrible would be an understatement. This place crosses the limits of horribleness on so many counts. Took a good 15 mins to even come to our table. Then they served us water that had particles in it. When we called it out, the hostess took it and left. A few minutes later , we asked for water again and we got two new glasses of water with particles in it. Then we got it returned. The food is horriblly cold and uncooked. They served the food and 5 mins later got the silverware to eat it after we walked to the bar asking for it. Service is horrible and they charge a 20% service charge for this horrible service (possibly because they know nobody in their sane mind will give them a tip). I think this place runs either because of the photographs of celebrities they have at the entrance or because of their other branches that do a great job. I would strongly recommend avoiding this place.

Great location near the Times Square! Upon entering, we were greeted with charming Valentine's decor. The food was absolutely delicious, and the drinks and milkshakes were fun and delightful. The service was attentive and made the experience even better. Their Valentine's themed menu was creative and playful, while the regular menu offered a wide variety of delicious options. Highly recommend this spot and I can't wait to visit again! Great for groups or a date!

Super fun and cute spot! Lots of colors and pretty decorations. Enjoyed the Candy Shop drink, s'mores pancakes, and waffle burger. Everything had good flavor and the drink was not overly sweet, in my opinion. I think the sour candy in it somehow balanced out the sugar. All in all, an adorable restaurant, nice staff, good service, and great place for photo ops.

Nice place. Very cool atmosphere. The mini burgers were pretty but super dry so I do not recommend them. The hot cocoa was good though

Really fun place for kids/tweens. Very instagram-able. Lots of oooo and ahhhh. Food was good. Brunch had something for everyone.

Definitely a smaller version but intimate. My mini saw this location and asked to visit the entire trip, we did so. The staff are friendly, the sweets are plentiful and the restrooms are clean.

It's been years since I been to Sugar Factory and was invited to attend a small gathering. When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked into a Halloween themed restaurant which was cute. I went upstairs and joined. We got a plethora of food and the food wasn't great. I did however like some of the sampler and the Long Island Drink I had was just ok. The service was kind of slow as well! All in all was ok.

Came here with my family on a Wednesday for lunch. This spot was right near by our hotel where we stayed at. I thought the name was familiar that I've seen a sugar factor in Las Vegas and sure enough that was confirmed. We were greeted immediately at the door seated down and given a menu. We weren't given anything like water to drink while we waited for our order to be taken, of which we had to wait for about 15 to 20 minutes before someone even took our order. It wasn't until my daughter decided to stand up and start leaving that they took our order. It didn't even seem busy that day. Food was OK it wasn't the best and service eh ok. I would like to give this place a try again in the future if they change the way they service us next time. The ambiance of this place was cool seems like they played all the update hip songs. Seems more like an instagrammable place to me.

Food was good. Good portion sizes and large variety of menu items. Cute place but it's an expensive photo op more than high end restaurant.

Went in this past Subday. The 20% automatic gratuity takes away the point of the staff being friendly and inviting. Either pay your team members well and not have a gratuity at all or don't. That being said, the person who helped us at the bar was friendly but not super attentive, and several times I noticed the hostess not available to seat guests. It's very nicely decorated and we enjoyed that for sure. The resees peanut butter cheesecake was not peanut buttery, it just had candies and sauce on a regular piece of cheesecake; the sauce not even being a peanut butter sauce. We did get the peanut butter ice cream to go alongside and that was good. The whip cream on the plate was phoned in, for the price you pay, to not get fresh whip cream is kind of concerning. Overall, I'm not entirely sure I'd visit again, not worth the talk it gets.

We made a reservation at this location for a party of 6 for our daughter to celebrate her birthday with friends. We arrived about fifteen minutes before her reservation & when we walked in there were a group of people already waiting. Seemed to be 3-4 different parties all of which had 5-6 people. The wait with a reservation was ridiculous. The only people seated right away were parties of 2 or anyone wanting to sit at the bar. We waited an hour to be seated and when we got to our table it wasn't big enough for everyone so we had to sit at the bar across from my daughters and their friends. The hostess was very nice and assured me she would make more room for us as soon as the table next to us cleared. It took longer than expected but she managed to make space for all of us. Our waiter was so nice and went above and beyond! He was amazing!

This waa a nice find at Time Square. My companion and I stopped in before a Saturday theatre matinee for a quick bite. Their menu is breakfast/brunch tull 3 PM but there a plenty of mainstream offerings. We both ordered the four cheese omelette which was tasty and served with a side of jalapeño spiced home fries. Service was quick and friendly, highlighted by our server Cynthia.

So I decided to take my now 10 year old son to The Sugar Factory in Times Square after he saw that his friend went there for her 10th birthday recently. I immediately made the reservation for three. I have been to The Sugar Factory once many years ago in Queens New York, so it was nice to see upon walking that there is a location in the city. Upon entering, we were greeted and waited about 10 minutes to be seated upstairs in their two story establishment. The ambience is beautiful. It was decked out in Valentine's Day decor. We sat down, got comfortable and was handed our menus. I must say that the menu was quite overwhelming to say the least. There's so many options to choose from it gets a little frustrating, trying to choose something to eat. Our waiter Dean with the nice smile :) was very attentive knowledgeable, and helpful. He took our orders and put them in the system. For starters we got the mozzarella sticks and guacamole with multicolor chips. Both were delicious but the mozzarella sticks takes the win comparing it to other places I've been to recently this one came out hot and you definitely got the cheese pull as a mozzarella stick should do. My son ordered The Big Cheesy which he devoured. I did not know that the burger had mac & cheese inside until I cut it open. He was ecstatic lol I got the Chicken Piccata which was everything and more and my mom got the Chicken Penne Alfredo, which in her opinion was just OK. For our drinks, my son wanted their S'more's Milkshake which was MASSIVE yet delicious. I got myself the Coconut Margarita, and my mom ordered an Amaretto Sour and for the experience I got a Watermelon drink I don't recall the name and like I said the menu is extremely huge I can't pinpoint which drink it actually is but I got the non alcoholic one which cost $30 and with alcohol would be $40 so my son and mom could try it and as my mom said it tasted like a watermelon, jolly rancher with some fizz. So to conclude my review, I do recommend this place, but there are two cons for me. One being it is a bit pricey and two I did not like the fact that while we were eating our appetizers, there was a woman who stopped by our table to ask us if we wanted to take pictures I did not decline it because I knew it was my son's birthday and he only turns 10 once so we all had to stop eating and prepare to take a couple pictures. The pictures are $25 each and it does come in a nice frame. Now I think you guys should keep this in mind if pictures are going to be taken please ask the customers before any of their food shows up. Cheers to good eats :)

The location is Time Square/Theater District so it's super touristy. So NewYorkers bring your patience lol. So this is a specialty drink spot for alcohol and non-alcohol drinkers. Two levels full of photo opts and good seating. Me and my non-alcoholic friend came here and sat at the bar. The bartender was good and fast especially since all the drink are decorated in some way. I ordered the Margarita flight and all three flavors were good. We also order the loaded fries which needed more bacon and Scallions, we basically got cheese fries. Overall it wasn't a bad experience but to me just a bit overpriced.

Atmosphere was cute- ideas were super cute- kids surprised. Food was mediocre. My daughter's pancakes tasted like "paint" which I assume was the food coloring. I get it- and she ate it but for the price I'd like it to taste better. Probably a one and done. Our waitress was great though - oh yeah they included too in the bill for 3 people. I was likely going to go more than 20% especially for the holiday but I didn't bother cause they added it.

The food was better than I expected honestly. I had the chicken fajitas which I loved and hit the spot. My beaux had a burger (6/10) and the LOs.had some buttered spaghetti and the chicken finger app.. The staff was very nice but it was very loud. We say upstairs and granted, it was about 9pm, but I find it exhausted to have to yell to talk.

This location is so poorly managed, top to bottom terrible in every aspect. Truly the only solution would be to burn down this entire location and wish luck to the others. $45 drink with automatic gratuity of 20% added to all party's of "1" or more people. Probably the worst service ever received. The drink was so packed with the dry ice that 60% of it was boiling over onto the table as the bartender just stood there and watched as we tried to wipe it up. The table and our pants were drenched. The bathrooms were disgusting. It's so sad in there that they must hire the most miserable people as employees or maybe they became that way after one night of working there.

Food, service, and ambience was immaculate! Highly recommend this spot if you're in the city!

I stopped by on a Sunday evening with 2 friends to grab a fun drink and Sugar Factory did not disappoint! They are all decked out for the holidays so the decor was festive and the atmosphere was chill and comfortable (especially those bar chairs). The bartender Helena was amazing! They have quite the drink menu but she still took the time to make me a special drink (a peppermint espresso martini) that was delicious. She was so friendly and chatted with us for a while and took good care of us. And when we were fighting over who would pay the bill she handled it with grace and made sure not to take the birthday girl's card haha! If you are looking for a bar with fun drinks and chill vibes I highly recommend Sugar Factory! And make sure to go upstairs and say hi to Helena, she's the best!

Overpriced, small portions, not the best service either. Don't waste your time and money. Pay close attention to the menu- the wall says one thing, the menu says something else.

The food wasn't bad the drinks overpriced and just for show obviously. The servers were super sweet

If I could give this place negative 5 stars I would. Let me just say it. A $42 drink should blow your socks off. This place is a complete scam. Imaging a Chili's margarita in a fish bowl with gummy worms. Terrible. Also the service was terrible and the ambiance was terrible. Do not go here.

The staff were helpful and the food was nice. We went on a night when it was busy but not jammed. There was a very long (close to 30 minutes) wait in receiving our orders once they were placed, even though it was just two of use and we ordered just entrees. The food was very nice and the portions were generous! There was a roaming photographer who insisted on taking our photo and gave us a series of different posing instructions when were just trying to eat and later tried to sell us the printed photos. This was unnecessary! I would return if I were in the area and not in a rush, but I would politely decline to be photographed.

My daughter decided to take me to sugar factory for my birthday celebration weekend . Although no one knew it was my birthday. Steven our waiter made me and my daughter feel special. The food was tasty and the shake and desert was on point . The place had lively music even though we did not choose to go upstairs. The security guards were pleasant and assured that we felt safe. Thank you for the wonderful experience

Just terrible. Had high hopes for a fun experience but way overpriced, service lacking despite lots of workers milling around, lacked atmosphere. Our meals were dropped off and missing so many things- the waitress came back to check in asking if we needed anything- I didn't know where to begin. And this was not us being picky, I'm talking needing silverware,l and napkins, fries with the sandwich, beverages- normal things. Anyway, with so many options I'd skip this place for sure.

The decor of this place is definitely Insta worthy. I never saw Sugar Factory as specifically a kids restaurant, but this location made me think otherwise. I love the concept. I've been to few of their locations, so I would definitely try it again for a cute drink. I wouldn't classify this location as an adult birthday spot.

Came here to brunch with my family and enjoyed the food plus there's lots of places for some IG worthy photos! Would go back and try again!

Had a nice table upstairs by a window , our group enjoyed the variety on the menu even though it was a brunch menu. Loved the various ice cream drinks! The server seemed busy , but was efficient.

Chill food. Ok service and very bright surroundings... very mid restaurant. Brunch on Monday at 12 doesn't make sense, but ok.

This was the second Sugar Factory my family and I went to. This time we had a reservation so we did get seated right away. However, 4 tables go sat after us before they came to take our order. So, we did as basic as possible and still our food and drinks came after some tables were flipped and we were there before them. It was beautifully decorated for the holidays but still disappointed. I was told this one was the best one to go to, when in fact it really didn't change much. I have been in the waiting industry and I know for a fact things can be done so much more efficient

Not disclosing that they automatically add a 20% service charger AFTER tax for groups of 1 person or more is ridiculous. What a rip off for weak, tasteless drinks. And they still have the nerve to suggest a tip amount. DO NOT GO HERE.

This was by far one of the worst service experiences I have had this year and I dine out regularly. I made a lunch reservation via open table and we were seated quickly. The place was practically empty but it took a while for our server to come. He eventually took our order and we started to notice how dark and dated the place looked. We were seated by the window which had old food in the ledge on the floor and an aggressive fly. We order one of the showy fuzzy peach mango goblets and rainbow sliders. When the drink arrived the glass and shaker were so worn and dingy. The letters were rubbing off and the shaker had to be the first one ever purchased for the restaurant. So much for our fun 30 photo op. It took away from the "magic" and I couldn't even post the video of the pour as it just looked so worn and bad. The drink barely smoked but bubbled like lava for a while. Huge huge disappointment for 30 bucks. The sliders were ok nothing to write home about but the more egregious issues came as we waited a painful 40 minutes for our check. Our server Fernando took an entire break totally forgot us and I had to ask other servers and eventually the hostess to help us. He came back put his name tag back on and plopped down the check with a smile. I saw why right away! They have a forced 20% service charge. At that point I didn't feel like waiting for a manager so we paid and left. Well to add insult to injury they reported me to open table as a no show! So now I get to produce evidence that I endured this awful dining experience which came to about 80 bucks. I will never return to this location and can't in good conscience recommend.

Pésimo servicio, nunca llegaron los cubiertos para la comida, no llegaron servilletas, hablamos con el "manager" y con una muy mala actitud nos explicó que como es navidad "las cosas no funcionan bien"

Visiting from out of town. We were looking forward to the beautiful drinks. I was willing to pay the $40 ($30 non alcoholic) price tag for the experience. The server was nice. The place was relatively empty at 10:45pm. They closed at 12am. It seemed to be a lot of staff walking around but it didn't equate to the slowness of the service. I ordered the Classic Watermelon Piña Colada. SOLD OUT. I asked for suggestions. The Pretty n Pink was recommended. I passed bc another person in our party ordered it. I ended up ordering the Lollipop Passion and a Blue Cheese Bacon burger. Someone in our party ordered a mojito. The server placed the order but came back later on to tell us they were out of mojito drinks so a margarita was ordered instead. The waiters use a mobile device to take orders. The guy kneeled down to hear us better. He was on the right side of me so I was able to see that he took our order and specifications accurately. With that being said, both burgers were ordered medium well, one burger requested extra sauce. I'm used to getting drinks BEFORE the meal but they seem to move differently here. Both burgers came out well done. In fact one of the burgers were charred. The burger that was supposed to have extra sauce, had no sauce at all. Even though my patty wasn't cooked to my preference, it was VERY GOOD! That's where the extra star comes to play. Otherwise I'd give the place a 1 star just bc of the decorations. All of our fries were cold and the onion rings were dark. I don't know if they were over-cooked or the oil was old. AFTER I ate half of my burger, the drinks arrived. They construct them at the table. There was a cup of ice with a topping full of gummies. But the Pretty in Pink has cotton candy!!? So, after 30min of waiting and halfway through the meal, we find out there is no cotton candy so they decided to substitute that with gummies without even asking 1st. So we decided to just downgrade the drink to a single serving. Again, the waiter was nice! Since I was practically full by the time my drink arrived I asked for them to take the drink back and just remove it from the bill. The point of dining her was for the drinks. It was a disappointment not to have the highlight. The ambiance is beautiful. I should've taken more pictures. The place itself is very nice. But the kitchen and bar will put this place out of business if they can't figure out how to coordinate. I'm told the Las Vegas location is much better.

Hailey was super attentive and super friendly ! Looking forward the the meal And creating memories!!

The food was awful. Soup came out cold. Sandwich was nothing like it was described on the menu. They put fries in it like they ran out everything that goes inside of it. By far the worst meal I've ever had. And the price is outrageous. The gratuity is in it and described as "parties of 1 or more". So you're getting gouged there too.

Food was mediocre. The atmosphere was crazy-way too loud! We could barely hear each other talk.....could be cleaner. The upside was the dessert we had. Little spendy but was fun and tasty

Food was great, server was great, loved the music. I was cold, they put on the heat really fast.

Fernando made this an awesome experience. A must do for your trip to NY! Had the shakes to go and they were amazing.

This restaurant is terrible. I took my young to this restaurant after a few hours of exploring times square. I walked pass the the place twice because i didn't expect it to be so meh! Pn the outside. The inside...less than meh!. Dark inside with stained chairs, overpriced soda drinks. The food was okay, but don't order the lemon pepper chicken if you don't want to have high blood pressure...it is so salty. One bathroom stall was out of service with a flimsy sign, the other bathroom stalls were lopsided and didn't lock and there was no hook of the door. And one of the two sinks in the bathroom was clogged almost to the top. Completely Disgusting! And they charge of 20% service charge. Are you expected to add a gratuity on top of that? And every 20 minutes was happy birthday! I wont be returning.

I've never had such a desire to give zero stars...We went in for dessert. First they are out of just about everything then my son got this little single scooper "deluxe" sundae for $16!!! At least he got his as I waited 15 minutes for a pretty mediocre shake. Bad service, bad quality, even the ambiance wasn't impressive. Gotta say for a chain like this, I feel like a sucker for going there. That won't happen again. Not only will I promise to never go to this Sugar Factory again, I will never go to ANY sugar factory again.

Great! Drinks and desserts were delicious! Service was also wonderful. Fun at Christmas with their menu and decorations.

I was in town with someone recently who had never been to a sugar factory (I've been to the ones in Miami and Orlando) so we decided to check it out. There was a very long wait for a table so we grabbed a seat at the bar. The bartender was pretty attentive even though she was clearly busy. The place was packed and busy (as always) and loud. But that's what you expect when you go there. I think they had 4 birthdays during the time we were there (which they always put on a show for) We wound up splitting 2 goblets, which of course were delicious. I doubt there is a ton of alcohol in it, it's definitely more sugary than anything but the experience is fun and it's still tasty!

The food was ok. It's time square, prices r going to be higher. Here are the 2 points that knockout down. It still operates like it's the 1980s. They have a photographer take photos of you, about 7....then try to sell them to u at $25 per photo. I have a phone. I can take the same photo u just took for free! Then they add a 20% service fee. The comical thing is they add it only to parties '1 or more'. When is there going to be a party less than 1? To top it off, they have a place for a gratuity. The service fee is buried in the breakdown of food/drinks. If ur going to do that break it out. Otherwise you could possibly tip on top of mandatory tipping! Go somewhere else

I'm in New York at Times Square took a walk and we were hungry. Decided to stop at sugars interior looks great. Colors are great. Concept is very good from alcohol to breakfast lunch food was average service. I would say below average servers don't look motivated. You have to ask three or four times to remind them to bring what you asked for, so a true rating you included the food the atmosphere and the service brings it down to three. I just asked for the fourth time to bring the extra syrup. Maybe they're having a bad day.

Had the best service and the best food. Our daughter's wish was to come to Sugar Factory in NYC for her birthday and they helped us celebrate her! Cindy our waitress was amazing! Our daughter loved the rainbow sliders, her watermelon punch drink and birthday desert so much! Wonderful memories made today celebrating our girl. The watermelon and blood orange margaritas are delicious as is the sesame chicken plate! Highly recommend for a celebration or any day