Tanner Smith's

This is a popular restaurant with great music, festive decor, cute mirrors all over, and dim lighting. Seating is hard and not super comfortable. Staff is nice and attentive but could probably be a bit more attentive. I had the mezcal inferno drink and it wasn’t spicy at all which was kind of a bummer. Also a little too sweet for me. The truffle fries and pancakes were yummy, 2 of us got avocado toast and they finished those, one of us got a Caesar wrap with chicken and didn’t really seem to enjoy it/she had a lot left over. I liked that the pancakes weren’t overly sweet, I think they’d be even better with chocolate chips or banana. It was busy inside but not so loud that we couldn’t converse easily. Even the bathroom is nice, the lit candle was a nice touch!

Great atmosphere and place to chill by yourself or be with friends. The hot chicken and waffle was so yummy… But the buttermilk souffle pancakes were something special. They came out so hot and moist and ooey gooey! Great flavor, not too sweet. The cocktail “The Winona” was cool but there was nothing special about it in its taste.

The food and drinks were superb! Amazing taste. The ambiance had a modern meets classical vibe that I found intimate and romantic. The service was welcoming and helpful, and our waitress was attentive and had recommendations when asked. I really enjoyed our experience and I would definitely return. I think you should check them out!

Tanner Smith's is a Prohibition Period inspired restaurant that offers timeless victorian decor, delicious food and cocktails, and is always a vibe because they always have the best music playing!! One of my absolute favorite spots, Tanner Smith's never disappoints and is a great option for any occasion on any day, whether for bottomless brunch, Tipsy Tea or just to pop in for food and drinks. My most recent visit was for Tipsy Tea, which is offered every day from 3 to 6 PM, and gives you a teapot cocktail and a shareable appetizer of your choice for only $35. Bottomless Brunch is offered 5 days a week from Wednesday to Sunday, so it's also the perfect spot for a weekday brunch.

This was a nice and cozy place to eat! I had brunch and took advantage of the bottomless drinks which was a great option to have on a brunch menu. Everything I had was really good and the waiter was very attentive. Looking forward to going back again!

Very welcoming hostess. Our server was attentive. Food was served quickly and hot. The warm banana bread was absolutely delicious!! Bee Pollen Buttermilk Pancakes were tasty and filling. Reservations highly recommended!

We were here for a birthday celebration! The staff was really nice and friendly. We also enjoyed the nice ambiance. The food was good (a bit salty for my taste) but a bit over-priced....I guess that's NYC prices these days, anyways. I would come back!

I decided to have my birthday brunch here and it did not let me down. Liza was our server and she was great and definitely made my birthday special. She was great, the drinks were phenomenal and I will definitely be coming back. I even made friends at the bar!

Tanner Smiths is bubbling with excitement and positive energy. It's wonderful to try a new restaurant that exceeds one's expectations. Tanner Smiths is undoubtedly one of those restaurants and I plan to return with friends and family ans here's why. The location. Is so easy to get to via MTA, just a few short steps from the A, C, or E. That said, once you arrive at the restaurant, you will be met by the wonderful hostess who will invite you to your table, where you will be treated to an enjoyable experience of excellently prepared food and uproarious ambiance. Additionally, you will be taken by the well-dressed and friendly wait staff. There is so much to love about Tanner Smiths; I feel the restaurant has a really cool speakeasy/prohibition feel. What a blast. Well, I had the chicken and waffles. It's the best chicken and waffles I've ever had in NY. Period. The dinks are fire. Try the one in the teacup. You will thank me later. Well, as you can tell, I'm a big fan. Try Tanner Smiths with a friend, and you both will be too.

Stopped by Tanner Smith's for brunch, and it was such a great experience! Even without a reservation, I was seated pretty quickly, which was a nice surprise since the place was packed. I went for the cast iron Huevos Rancheros, and it did not disappoint--so much flavor and just the right amount of spice. I also tried the soufflé pancakes (super light and fluffy) and the hot honey chicken and waffles, which were a perfect mix of sweet and spicy. To top it all off, I had an espresso martini that hit the spot. Overall, I really enjoyed the food, the vibe, and the fast seating. Definitely a spot I'd recommend for anyone looking for a solid brunch in the city!

This place was packed when we got there! It's deceptively big, most people were at the bar. The tables were located in the back, the vibes were cozy and romantic. I got the smoked cheese burger with a side of truffle parmesan fries. The burger was good, no complaints. The fries tasted like regular fries, I'd skip them next time. My drink was well made and I really enjoyed it!

I've yet to go into the main restaurant, but if you like a sexy date night vibe the downstairs speak easy is the spot..all ambiance. Amazing drinks (and I know cocktails). Hearty burger and crisp fries & tater tots. You will not be disappointed The bartenders are knowledgeable and the service is excellent and honest. I would not recommend the brisket nachos if you are a NYer - its cubed and not what I expected or recommend. Keep it simple amd you will enjoy. For 2 ppl drinking the same thing, try a teapot cocktail. Fun.

Stopped in for a drink and a bite before a show. Sat at the bar. Absolutely loved this place! The atmosphere was wonderful. Our bartender was super impressive and super friendly. We asked all kinds of questions about what he was making and he answered without being annoyed We split a truffle Mac and cheese and boy was it probably the best I've ever eaten. Will definitely be back next time we are in NYC.

The food and drinks were superb! Amazing taste. The ambiance had a modern meets classical vibe that I found intimate and romantic. The service was welcoming and helpful, and our waitress was attentive and had recommendations when asked. I really enjoyed our experience and I would definitely return. I think you should check them out!

This is a popular restaurant with great music, festive decor, cute mirrors all over, and dim lighting. Seating is hard and not super comfortable. Staff is nice and attentive but could probably be a bit more attentive. I had the mezcal inferno drink and it wasn't spicy at all which was kind of a bummer. Also a little too sweet for me. The truffle fries and pancakes were yummy, 2 of us got avocado toast and they finished those, one of us got a Caesar wrap with chicken and didn't really seem to enjoy it/she had a lot left over. I liked that the pancakes weren't overly sweet, I think they'd be even better with chocolate chips or banana. It was busy inside but not so loud that we couldn't converse easily. Even the bathroom is nice, the lit candle was a nice touch!

Stopped by Tanner Smiths for an casual dinner upon arriving in NYC. They looked to have some good food and drinks, so thought we would give it a shot. We were out here for a business trip, so wanted something relatively close to the hotel, casual, and good food. Tanner Smiths satisfied all those things. I had this big cheeseburger that was quite tasty, and a whisky drink. The burger was cooked very well and melted on my tongue. I appreciate the short walk from the hotel, and the ease of location. Prices are typical NYC prices, and food is typical bar food. Service was overall fine with no complaints, but also no rave reviews. Will I return next time I'm in NY? Possibly. Lots of other restaurants in the area to try out, but I would not be opposed to returning.

Went back for a double smoked cheeseburger after the show as this place is open late, serves food until midnight. The cheeseburger was very tasty with lots of American cheese, two patties, and a bacon jam. The fries were also very good.

Josiah the prophesied bartender is here!!! Although his legend is hidden behind the smoke of applewood. He handed me a smoking bottle and told me to wait... in a world of instant gratification, I found this ask a bit challenging. But I waited, because, someone told me "patience is a virtue". So I waited. About 5 minutes later once the smoke had settled, he came back to me and said "the time has come... for you to pour it into the glass". After I poured the contents of the bottle into a glass, the smell of smoked wood filled the air. It smelled like fall and burning wood. I took a sip and was immediately transported miles away to my own slice of paradise. The name of this slice of paradise is called "The Winona" Send a like if you like these reviews and want to hear more fantastic stories.

Came on a Wednesday right before 6p and both upstairs and downstairs were packed. We were seated downstairs and served pretty quickly. My sister ordered the buffalo chicken wontons and said they were delicious. My other sister and I ordered the Caesar wrap with shrimp and although it wasn't bad, actually the dressing was really good, I wish I would've ordered something else. This spot is extremely loud but a great vibe. You can tell many people are probably here grabbing a drink and maybe a small bite after work. I would've loved to try the veggie burger but was somewhat skeptical given the ingredients although I wish I would've tried it instead of a salad in a tortilla shell. We shared the truffle mac n cheese which was good but would be delicious if it was baked a tad longer. It was a little too soupy but flavor was good

Tanner Smith's is a Prohibition Period inspired restaurant that offers timeless victorian decor, delicious food and cocktails, and is always a vibe because they always have the best music playing!! One of my absolute favorite spots, Tanner Smith's never disappoints and is a great option for any occasion on any day, whether for bottomless brunch, Tipsy Tea or just to pop in for food and drinks. My most recent visit was for Tipsy Tea, which is offered every day from 3 to 6 PM, and gives you a teapot cocktail and a shareable appetizer of your choice for only $35. Bottomless Brunch is offered 5 days a week from Wednesday to Sunday, so it's also the perfect spot for a weekday brunch.

Great experience here. I ordered the dry aged burger and husband got the smoked cheese burger. Both were good, his was better. Also had their deviled eggs which we loved. The star of the night though were the drinks. You MUST order the Mezcal Inferno!! Absolutely one of the best drinks we've had. Service was a bit subpar as our waiter never came back to see us. I wound up getting one of the other servers to get us more drinks and some ketchup. But I'd still go back if only for the drinks. FYI: this place plays very loud music so don't expect to have a conversation.

This review is specifically for their (sorta-secret?) downstairs bar area. The one with signs on the wall and napkins saying "you can't be 50% gangster". Came by here the other night to grab drinks with a couple friends, expecting to stick to the main floor (which was already decently full on a Wednesday early evening at 5:30 pm - definitely a popular spot); but my friends had already gone downstairs to snag a table for 4. This is how I discovered Tanner Smiths HAD an exclusive downstairs bar area - and overall I'm definitely a fan. The space has a speakeasy-esque feel to the lighting, the bar staff and the atmosphere in general. I've no clue if the menu is separate but they had good options for both food and drink. I ordered their Brooklyn Cider and accompanied it with their Pimento Cheese Dip - which comes in a cocktail glass. Both were great. Neither were cheap. My friends were smart enough to look through the whole menu carefully, and stumbled on this neat $30 Tea Pot that comes with enough alcohol to fill about 3 cocktail glasses (with ice, anyways). Definitely a better bang for your buck, and also quite tasty. Service was OK - not rude or anything, just took a bit to serve us / check in on when we were ready for food and drink. The quality of everything they serve you is quite solid - but you definitely pay for it. I dropped $50 for 2 ciders and some cheese nibbles, plus tip. I'd happily come back and buck any stereotypes on machismo by ordering myself a pink/floral tea pot and relax over fun conversation with friends here.

I came here for weekend brunch, and it was packed--definitely make a reservation! I had the smoked cheeseburger with a single patty, and it was fantastic--juicy and cooked perfectly medium. I loved every bite! I also ordered a side of Buffalo tater tots, but they were just okay--I'd say you could probably skip them.

I went to Tanner Smiths with my boyfriend for Sunday brunch. We didn't have a reservation, but luckily we were able to get seats at the bar. We had a great time at Tanner Smiths and it might be my favorite brunch spot in NYC. To drink, I ordered a frozen cocktail called Dragons In Miami and it was strong, a little tart but in a good way. I really enjoyed it. My boyfriend got the Winona which was a smoky old fashioned. It was a cool presentation and he said it tasted good (he ordered two). The food was AMAZING. I ordered the Fried Sammie with truffle fries, my boyfriend ordered the hot chicken and waffles, and to share we ordered the Buttermilk Soufflé pancakes. Everything tasted so good! The fried Sammie was a bacon egg sandwich which was cheesy and had a tasty aioli. The truffle fries were addicting. The chicken and waffles were good, the waffle had good flavor and the chicken had the perfect heat and was moist. My favorite item though was the soufflé pancakes. They melted in your mouth and were soo delicious. The bartender who served us, Katie, was so awesome. She made delicious drinks, made great small talk and made us feel really welcomed. The restaurant just had a great vibe. Definitely enjoyed the variety of music too. I would highly recommend and can't wait to return next time I'm in NYC!

It's crowded for a reason. They were completely booked for brunch but we were lucky to snag some seats at a bar shelf. It wasn't at the bar itself so we had to walk over to order everything which was a little annoying, but honestly worth it. Also be prepared to wait a little. The food took about 30 mins to come out. They will let you know when you place the order it's because everything is made to order. Im not sure if you sit at a table they give you an actual menu but they had the QR code menu. Personally I like an actual menu. Although the pictures they provided on the QR menu were very helpful and enticing. The cocktails were very creative. We got the ponche navideño and the not your baby. The ponche was giving hot toddie but way better. I loved the glass mug it came in and it was the percent temp. I hate when it's scalding hot so you have to wait an eternity to even sip it. The two drinks we ordered were the complete opposite. The not your baby was bright and refreshing and equally good. The presentation was so cute. Okay let me get the noms. We split the buttermilk soufflé pancakes and the 28 day dry aged prime burger. The pancakes come in 2 or 4 stack. Don't eat with your eyes like us. Get the 2. The 4 was way too much food despite how great they were. The pancakes were fluffy but with a crispy edge but also kinda eggy like a soufflé. Covered in peach butter and syrup. The burger was cooked perfectly and the marrow butter gave it the nice meaty umami flavor and the pickles gave it the nice vinegary balance . They toasted the but a little too much but I loved this burger. Make a reservation and get here asap. Or hopefully you get a lucky bar seat

I would say they have everything right except for the music. We walked in at the time of our reservation and I believe we were the only party left that they were waiting for so we were ushered right on in. I love the fact that you can order any drink under the bottomless option and the rounds were prompt and on time every single time. I only had the Reali-tea drink so I can speak on that. That drink was so bomb. It's also very sneaky because it literally taste like juice but when I finished the first one I realize I had a little buzz so I knew what time it was then. The gin is smooth and doesn't have that ginny taste. Our waitress was Kileigh and she was so attentive and sweet. When 2 out of 3 of us were ready for a round she would just bring 3 so there was never a gap in drinks or service. I ordered the buttermilk soufflé peach butter pancakes, and it they were really good though some texture is needed. I need a nice buttery crunch with my pancakes. Someone on here mentioned a crunchy rim just like I liked it but that wasn't the case. They were very fluffy. I ordered a mini stack because I can't finish four pancakes. However, you need to order a full entrée in order to get the bottomless but we were ordering an appetizer anyway. We ended up getting the banana bread with the honey butter and that was spectacular. I told them they need to sell that honey butter. They do sell it separately, but it's just a tiny container for $3 and it's probably just enough for one bagel. We weren't shooed away after our bottomless ended. I think we stayed about an hour over finishing up our last round. I really ended up loving this place. I need to come back for high tea!

Small amount of GF items. All GF items were clearly labeled. The meals are hot and fresh. Sundays, one must have a reservation due to the bottomless cocktails Staff was very attentive . The ambiance was rustic. The 4/5 stars is only in reference for Gluten free dinners

Nice Burger place in Midtown. One suggestion to management- I went to make a reservation through the website and it showed that there was no availability within the 2 hour time that We needed. Decided to stop in for a drink before searching for a place to grab a quick bite. Looked around and most of the tables were empty, asked the hostess for a table for 2 she said no problem. Point is that I am not sure if this doest deter more people from coming.

Perfect brunch spot ! ORDER THE PANCAKES ! The pancakes here did not disappoint , so happy I finally had the chance to try them ( I got all the toppings on the side so I could dress it myself ) the teapot for 2 was $30 able to refill 2.5 times . They also have a 90 minute bottomless brunch option for $35 per person. Service was great . Half of our party was running late and they did seat us without a complete table and was very accommodating.

Drinks and food were amazing. Did not have a reservation for a Friday night and was still seated promptly. Waiters attentiveness made the experience that much better.

Okay so this was one of those spots I had saved on my phone forever . I woke up one day wanting pancakes so that's what I did got pancakes . For one went on a Sunday they didn't have any tables okay fine so I sat at the bar . Right when I came in bartender asked if I wanted to start a tab . Tab sure but I didn't even have any drinks. Felt a little rushed bartender was not the friendliest. So down to the important part the food . The pancakes were sooooooooooo good whatever that bee pollen butter is yea I need that to go , and eggs if you mess that up then I don't know what to tell you . Solid brunch spot maybe try to make reservations early if your not a sit at the bar kind of person.

Butter- try that butter. It's the best butter in the world. I found out when we were leaving they have a special spicy butter (forgot what he called it) The outside seating area was really pretty. First time to New York, kind of cool and crazy experience sitting and eating in the street. We were told it would take about 30 mins to get our food after we ordered but it only took 16 mins. That was great. We did the Brunch burger...... my friend took a bite and a waterfall of juice came out. I didn't try it but it looked amazing and my friend said it was delicious. 8/10 I had the Breakfast Sammy. Gosh it was perfection. 9/10 for me. The bacon was some of the best bacon I've ever had. It seemed a little salty but still delicious. The sweet potato fries...... ehh. They were good but nothing special. They are crispy/crunchy. I usually like sweet potato fries a little softer

Good food and service. I loved their chocolate raspberry dessert. Nice ambience for a casual drink with friends.

The pancakes in the brunch menu are delicious and worth to try! Would recommend. The girl bartending was amazing and so kind to us costumers and her coworkers we loved her. The chicken and waffles were only okay tbh

My friends and I came on a Friday night and the bar had a DJ and plenty of seating. The cocktail in the tea pot was so cute! It easily serves two, but is also not too much for one. The cocktail itself tasted like juice.

Loved it! Try the ponche navideño or the smoked old fashion. The food is really good too

We came in here after the theater on a Sunday and it was extremely empty. We ordered drinks and wanted to eat but the vibes were completely off, the servers looked bored, the place stayed empty for the entirety of us drinking our drink, we decided to go elsewhere. Maybe if you come another time but on a Sunday at 3ish pm this is not the place to be. The drinks were good but pricey and the server was kind and understanding when we told her we decided to eat elsewhere.

Guys the butter here is unbelievable. I've never had such smooth, creamy, flavorful butter! Thats what stood out most with all my food was the butter - 10/10 anyways - i came with my girl friends after run club to chit chat / catch up and eat good food given we ran 8 miles we got the banana bread to start and share and it was a HIT! so warm and flavorful, with the butter being the star of the show for mains i ate the chicken and waffles and it did not disappoint. i do wish the chicken was hotter but it was really good and flavorful i just have a really intense spice tolerance. the waffle was on the savory side with the most delicious savory butter that paired well. overall service was good with constant check ups, i wish we got bigger glasses for water since we came from a run we were constantly needing more to stay hydrated. but otherwise the inside is stunning and they have a speakeasy downstairs i wanna go to sometime. 10/10 would recommend and come back!

Tanner Smiths has a fantastic 1920s speakeasy vibe. There is also a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. It's an excellent spot for brunch and innovative drinks. Overall, they have a pretty creative food and cocktail menu. I ordered the Grilled Chicken Sandwich. It was way better than I expected. The chicken sandwich was topped with guacamole, hummus, pickles, and a fantastic red pepper aioli. It was tasty, but it fell apart quickly. I had a great time at this restaurant and would certainly return.

It's a good spot for brunch. Make a reservation for the back dining room since the high tops don't have backs on their chairs. I had a Bloody Mary and my wife had a mimosa. She had a burger which she really liked but the fries were cold. I had the Huevo Rancheros and they are really good and served in a cast iron pan. They have a bottomless option for drinks if that's your thing! Our servers were very attentive.

Nice chilled place to grab drinks or a bite. Ambiance is lively, rowdy, happening. The service was good. I sis find my meatballs to be salty though. Easily could have mainly been the bacon it was wrapped into because that stood out. Overall, I liked the experience, it's my second time popping in.

Not bad, not amazing. We only came in for food and only got two items- so not much to comment on. My burger was fine besides the cucumber salad that was insanely overpowering. I would've rather had it plain because I don't think a cucumber salad belongs on a burger. It didn't taste like pickles but rather an Asian style cucumber salad on my cheeseburger. Very strange. My husband got the chicken sandwich I believe and he liked it. The fries were good. Service was pretty slow. Decent place but I wouldn't come back for a burger.

Tooker Ally was buzzing on a Friday night. You have to go to the basement level of the restaurant for the speakeasy/prohibition vibe. Great mood lighting (not the best for selfies), interesting dangling crochet chandeliers and a few neon words thrown in the mix. And they're serving cocktails in teapots. Honestly, I couldn't put my finger on the vibe, but I liked it. Bartenders were dressed pretty spiffy and quick to take orders. I would say that despite the teapot being something different, I didn't really fancy the cocktail so much. Nothing really special- not strong/special effects or flavors. So I felt like I could drink it all by myself but they have the oversized ice cube that takes up 90% of the teacup. You'll really have a tea party because you have to constantly pour your pot. But, those are first world problems. Flatbread was pretty good, but I'll recommend to go early. My friend came around 6:30pm and couldn't get her fries order before our museum date. It took over 30 minutes and still didn't arrive. Besides that, I'll be back to try something else. Service/presentation was good prior So definitely sit at the bar.

Didn't have a reservation for Sunday brunch so very happy they were able to seat my party of 4 w/o one however, they gave us a limit of 2 hours in case ppl that came for the reservation came but when we sat down we saw a table or 2 open. The vibe and atmosphere inside was super cute, I'm a big fan of the rustic feel w/c is exactly what they have going on inside! Bar was very well decorated and all the seats were taken! Brunch food wasn't the best, and seems they have limited selections on the menu if you didn't want sweets. Had avocado toast since yelp said it was the safe bet plus it was popular but there was NO EGG on mine thought it came with egg but I could be wrong! My husband and friends had sandwiches and the basic breakfast with eggs toast and bacon. The one thing that I found super cute was the cocktails in a teapot they have which is such a great touch! Brunch cocktails were a lot better than the food! Location is great by Central Park!

We sat at the bar on a Sunday as we popped in for Lunch. Service was just okay-we werent told we could put our names on a list when that was an option -eventually we squeezed in at the bar. I ordered a cucumber cocktail which I didn't enjoy bc the lime flavor was overwhelming. I got a grilled chicken sandwich which was really a bread sandwich since the chicken only filled up half the bread. I did enjoy the hummus that it was paired with. My dining partner had the chicken and waffles and liked it a lot. The bathroom Decor was super beautifully done but didn't match rest of the restaurant which was giving Irish bad vibes. All in all I would pick another place for brunch personally.

Came here for brunch. I love the ambiance at this place! It's dark and cozy with exposed brick and cool decor. I loved the big screen tv displaying a lit fireplace. And the downstairs bathroom is beautiful! It has all flowers covering the ceiling, I love the (I assume) hand painted art on the walls. And it smelled amazing. The waitress was super nice, patient, and attentive. She came around to check on us the right amount- not too little and not too much. I'd say the food is overpriced. I got the hot chicken sandwich with tater tots, NOT realizing it would cost a whopping $27. The sandwich was ok, but not worth $27- it was nothing amazing or spectacular. My friend ordered the tuna nicoise salad ($21) but didnt enjoy it at all. She didnt like the tuna and said the egg was cold and slimy. My cocktails were $18 each, and small, but very tasty. I got the Café Society and I definitely recommend if you wanna shell out $18 per drink. It tasted like coffee ice cream! I wouldn't go out of my way to come here again, but it was worth a try and overall a good experience.

Visited this establishment around 11pm on a Friday night and was able to get a bar seat almost immediately. For a table, we'd have to go upstairs to talk to the host to put our names on the list. Bartender was very friendly giving us our menu almost immediately. Drinks were great and ambiance was even better. Crowd wasn't rowdy and definitely more to themselves unlike your neighborhood bar. It's perfect for that drink spot after your date's gone well and you're looking to continue the night :) Drinks were reasonably priced and not watered down. Cocktails presented in aesthetically pleasing drinkwares and bartenders know what they're doing. They really want to make sure you enjoy your drink and will check in to see if you're ok with what you ordered. Definitely rare in most NYC bars! This is one of the few spots on my list I would come back to with friends or group gatherings. Can't say that about every bar in NY!

I visited on a Thursday night and was pleasantly surprised at being sat immediately. I tried a few appetizers: the everything pretzel, the oxtail arancini, and the Thai deviled eggs. This in itself was a LOT of food, enough that much was left over. The jerk oxtail arancini, which contained risotto, braised oxtail, gruyere, and parmesan, was creamy, meaty, and packed a bite. The Anaheim pepper relish and cherry pepper aioli were great accompaniments. The pretzels (there were three large sticks) were crispy and baked perfectly, and served alongside IPA cheese sauce and spicy mustard. The Thai deviled eggs were served in a creative fashion, but they were not my thing at all. As a southern girl, these deviled eggs tasted, for lack of a better word, musty. Other small plates include: buffalo chicken spring rolls, guac and salsa, hummus, wagyu beef skewers, wings, oysters, cheese and meat plates, and more. For my entree I ordered the forest mushroom dip, served with hazelnut butter, pickled bunches, Comte cheese, pea shoots, and mushroom broth for the dip. It wasn't bad, but I don't think the flavors were capitalized on. Maybe I was just overloaded from the small plates and couldn't adequately tell. Other large plates: lots of burgers and wraps (the burgers looked great, lots of people eating those around me), flatbreads and pizzettes, salads, and a sexy looking truffle Mac n cheese. They also have shrimp tacos and Thai cauliflower tacos. The star at Tanner Smith's is the cocktails. It is actually named the "house of cocktails." I had: Blind tiger: dark rum, made with velvet falernum, mango, lime, and angostura bitters. Mezcal inferno: campante mezcal, dry curaçao, pineapple, hibiscus agave, lime. Not your baby: empress gin, rhubarb liquor, lemongrass, yuzu. Army & Navy: Dorothy Parker gin, lemon, orgeat, and angostura. Maggie's May: vodka, elderflower, cucumber, lime, and black pepper. All of the drinks are creative, complex, light, easy to drink. They also have several whiskey, scotch, and rum drinks. Service was awesome. My server was attentive, and when he went on break, the server covering him made sure I was taken care of. I don't go to midtown often, but if I ever end up over there again, would definitely head over here for cocktails and a burger or some apps.

I stopped in for pre-dinner drinks on Valentine's Day and was totally obsessed with this place! (Though I can't speak on the food cause we didn't have any). We got one of their yummy teapot drinks at the bar, which was SO good and affordable for what you get. It was a nice spacious place with lots of cozy, intimate tables. The best part of it though were the bartenders who served us (we were downstairs), who were just so friendly, willing to help us, and enthusiastic. Will definitely return to this bar.

Such a super super cute bar! The server was so sweet, kind and funny. I was unsure about my first drink and asked about the Mezcal drink, because I don't really like smoke, but she said she doesn't either and it had it, and really liked it. Good suggestion on that one because it was delicious. The second drink she suggested was not super great And I told her I didn't really love it but she basically said "sorry about that maybe next time. So basically I was out of luck. The eggplant chips are tasty, but nothing to write home about. They would be fun to share with others, there's a lot of them on the plate. My friend and I shared the brisket nachos, and the chips seemed homemade and were really tasty. And I really liked that dish a lot. Hope to return here again. Great little spot in Midtown.

Still a great spot to meet up. This was the first bar I went to when I first moved to New York and I remembered balking at the prices. I was like, the cost of these drinks would've been two meals in the Bay. Now, 9ish years later, I was pleased to see how affordable this spot was! My tastes have also changed. Its no longer the best old fashioned I've ever had. That title belongs to the Cote Fashioned now. That said, this was my first espresso Boulevardier and it hit the spot like no other. Don't miss their buffalo tater tots and their light and airy fries. The Mocktail I had was mostly ice so I guzzled it in one sip. Good thing it had zero alcohol in it.

Came here for a holiday party where we had a private bar/section in the basement. While there was only one bartender servicing us, she was able to whip out multiple cocktails without anyone waiting too long. The cocktail list was extensive, with so many delicious options. My favorites were Cat's Meow and Not Your Baby.

This is a cute prohibition type bar. We sat at the bar for lunch. They had CYNAR which is difficult to find so I was happy. Good food and drinks. Def stop in. Bartender was great.

My absolute favorite cocktail bar in the city- top notch selection from signature cocktails that are only available here,such an inviting interior and super friendly staff. I keep coming back and recomending this bar to my friends,cause it's really that good!

I came with a friend as we were headed to the MOMA so we came. Here for a quick bite. Everything was absolutely a great experience. The entire staff was friendly, the food came out quick, and all the foods were delicious. 100% would come back here! The ambiance is very sexy I would definitely come back. Our drinks were also well crafted and tasted amazing

The food here is a solid 2-3/10. The pancakes were hyped so much on Instagram and yelp, so we were excited to try them. They looked amazing on arrival. The first bite was the biggest disappointment. So dense/chewy and tasted like EGG. Not fluffy, not the pancakes I expected. The truffle Mac and cheese lacked seasoning. Cheesy, yes. But how does cheese lack that much salt? The fried egg sandwich tasted less eggy than the pancakes. Odd. That sandwich was the best we ordered... And we got the bottomless brunch. Drinks were okay... nothing special. Anyways. Good vibe tho. Speakeasy-ish. And servers were nice. But soooo disappointed because came here for the good reviews.

Excellent small plates, drinks and service was outstanding!! Cute little gem near central park and time square without the tourist grime!