The Naked Pig

I had cheeseburger slider which was amazing. Then i had the salmon well done which made it a little crispy on top. For dessert i had brownie dessert and also the apple dessert which both were good (both got ice cream on top). Only thing I don’t recommend unless your into that is the mesclun salad. Person I was eating dinner with had that and we both didn't like it at all. By the way they margarita pitcher of passion fruit was good and type strong !

The lucky pig has great happy hour! The two of us just walked in around 5pm on Black Friday and we got seated. The fries and buffalo spring rolls were great! Th Christmas decorations were also really cute. A great casual spot for a bite :)

A Happy Hour with extended hours!? Sign me up! Love the idea of a late night happy hour, perfect for date night! Also is a fun spot to watch the game too. We also absolutely love the apps we tried. Here were our fav dishes: 🔥 Crispy Calamari 🥩 Ribeye French Dip 🧀 Mac n Cheese 🍨 Fried Brownie Sundae 🍏 Apple Crumble a la mode HAPPY HOUR DEALS: Everyday 4-7pm; 10pm-close -$10 Spritz -$9 Wine -$7 Shots -$5 Beer -$3 off apps

The Naked Pig was a fantastic experience! We ordered pizza, spring rolls, burgers, tacos, and Snake Bite cocktails to share—everything was absolutely delicious. The flavors were spot on, and the quality was impressive. Definitely a place worth revisiting!

Brunch here never disappoints. Excellent options, great flavors, huge serving sizes and fair pricing. Such a fun atmosphere and if you do their $28 bottomless brunch deal you won’t regret it!

5/5 Stars! I stopped by this great bar solo last Thursday and had a surprisingly fantastic time! The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making me feel comfortable flying solo. Although the Guinness draft machine was temporarily out of order, the attentive waiter didn't miss a beat. He offered an excellent alternative, and I ended up trying the margarita - which was absolutely delicious! The staff's friendly and knowledgeable service made me feel right at home. No awkward solo moments here! I highly recommend this bar for its: - Exceptional service - Tasty drinks - Welcoming vibe Perfect spot whether you're with friends or enjoying some solo time. 5 stars isn't enough - would give more if I could!

Me and my partner came after we did a workout and the food/service was amazing. I had the skirt steak and it was so juicy and savory. I didn’t want to eat the mash bc it looked so cute. My partner had the classic burger with add ons of egg, bacon, and avocado ($2 each) and he could barely finish it but it was great! Nice cozy spot for a date night! I recommend

I had the steak and my husband had the fish and chips and a salad. Excellent food. The ingredients were fresh. The vegetables had crunch and were fresh and seasonal. Very attentive service. Atmosphere is good. Throw back music and romantic lighting. It is a bar so there are a lot of TVs which is distracting if you aren’t there to watch a game.

The Naked Pig New York, NY @thenakedpignyc One of NYC top brunch spots, @thenakedpignyc is bringing both delicious food and bottomless mimosas, bellinis, boozy iced coffee, and bloody mary's. They have some great food options, our favorite was their stuffed French toast! SO good. Their WTF Waffle Sandwich was also insane - the waffle was made out of Mac n cheese! During the week they offer a great happy hour menu including margaritas pitchers and $5 draft and bottled beer. Happy hour is 4-7, but also 10-close - love that! Come give them a try your next visit into the city! Give us a follow @drinklongislandny for more reviews on the city and Long Island!

Food - we got the nachos which were massive and good amount of toppings. I replaced the standard burger ($18) with their veggie patty and the waiter charged me $6 extra for replacing it without notifying me of the charge. It's frustrating because I don't mind the charge but it's shady when you aren't told that. When I asked about it I was told that veggie burgers are expensive but their vegan burger was $20 so it didn't make sense to me. Ultimately it was like $24 for a very mediocre burger. Service - otherwise fine Ambiance - good music in the evenings

A few things I like this sports bar : 1. Their big sign, " Bar," is easy to spot 2. Their Happy Hour ( starts 4:00 PM, EDT, weekdays) 3. Friendly staff ( & their lovely Irish accent!) 4. Comfortable ambiance 5. What a great addition in my neighborhood! It's a wonderful place to relax when you're feeling down or whatever you need a break from whatever it may be. Try it!

Great food. Great service. Weekend reservations are a must for boozy brunch! WTF Waffle Sandwich and Huevos Rancheros were both excellent. Aperol Spritz and boozy coffee were the best brunch bevys.

My friend and I decided to treat ourselves to brunch, and from the moment we arrived, it felt like the perfect spot. Although we weren't in the mood for alcohol, we were pleasantly surprised by the mocktail menu. The two options we tried were absolutely incredible--so refreshing and creative. Honestly, they didn't make us miss cocktails at all! The presentation was spot-on, and you could tell a lot of thought went into them. These mocktails alone made us feel like we'd found a gem. For appetizers, we couldn't resist the stuffed caramel French toast, and wow--it exceeded all our expectations. The toast was perfectly golden and crispy on the outside, with the most divine caramel filling inside. Every bite was pure heaven. It was one of those dishes that makes you pause just to savor the flavors. Next, we moved on to the cheddar biscuit Benedict, which was sheer perfection. The biscuits were buttery, fluffy, and had just the right amount of cheddar to balance the richness of the dish. The eggs were perfectly poached, and the hollandaise sauce tied everything together beautifully. It came with a generous side of crispy French fries, which were impossible to resist. We also ordered the waffle sandwich, and it was a total win. The combination of sweet waffles and savory fillings was so well done--it's one of those dishes you'd come back for again and again. Oh, and did I mention they offer a bottomless brunch for just $28? Such an amazing deal for the quality and variety they provide. Of course, we had to end our brunch on a sweet note, and the fried brownie sundae was an absolute dream. Imagine warm, gooey brownie bites, fried to perfection, served with creamy ice cream and all the toppings you could ask for. It was the ultimate indulgence, and I'm still dreaming about it. This place is truly a brunch lover's paradise. Every dish we tried was fantastic, the staff was welcoming, and the overall vibe was just perfect for a relaxed and indulgent morning. If you haven't been here yet, do yourself a favor and go--it's an experience worth savoring!

Who says you can't do bar food right!? Loves: + they have happy hour even on weekends and it includes aperol spritzes + the bartenders were all awesome (and coincidentally Irish, lol) + even while incredibly busy, the whole staff was just on it + sandwiches very good esp for a bar + they give so many fries WE LOVE IT While they take walk-ins, I highly recommend making a reso during the holidays. Huge kudos to bartender Seamus, the brunette bartender, and the hostess for serving our large group on a bustling holiday Saturday! Also note to all including me: forgive me but this brunch menu?!! Who knew she could be so good. The Naked Pig has: churro waffles, stuffed caramel French toast, and a WTF waffle sando (ft. mac & chz waffle and fried chicken)!!!? Yeahhhh... I must come back.

Visited out of town. Amazing food, staff is very kind. Definitely recommend for anyone trying to have brunch!

There was a lot of rushing. We had reservations for 11 and there was a line of people outside in the freezing cold at 10:50 with a locked door. Food was great. Waiter was not around a lot until he needed to tell someone at my table they had 8 min left to their 90 min endless mimosa. Then the hostess comes to our table at 1:02 pm to tell us they have 1 pm reservations waiting, so can we get up. I have never been asked to leave a brunch table in my life. Did she ask the 8 other 11 am tables the same? No. Just us. I won't be returning or recommending.

Came here for brunch on a Sunday with the gf. This restaurant is the same owner as The Horny Ram down the road and The Flying Cock, but this looks like they just opened so all of furniture and floor look new. Love the theme here as they have a bunch of paintings with pigs. I ordered their WTF Waffle Sandwich ($21) which is a waffle made from mac & cheese with a fried chicken sandwiched in between with bacon drizzled with maple aioli. Comes with house-cut fries and a pickle. This is their signature dish and it's a pretty impressive creation, which does get messy with the syrup, but it's delicious. My gf got the Avocado Toast ($18) w House-Cured Salmon (+$4), the most basic thing someone could get (yes I just called her out on it). It tastes good for what it is and the smoked salmon is a nice addition. We also split an order of the Chicken Quesadilla, which is a pretty solid choice if you're feeling it. Just like the other two locations, they have the bottomless brunch where it's $28 per person for 90 minutes of unlimited mimosa, bloody mary's, or bellinis. It's a solid spot for brunch.

The best thing about this place was the vibe inside. Second was I believe the owner who accommodated a situation that I will get to.. and third was the mac and cheese. Out of the 3 things my boyfriend and I ordered the mac and cheese was most satisfying. There was a predicament with the pizza... I got excited seeing prosciutto pizza on the menu and decided to order to share. It tasted pretty good until I noticed a bit I couldnt chew down. It was a piece of plastic :( It was quite small so I wanted to put it behind me and just enjoy the rest of the food. I continue eating until I noticed an even larger shard of plastic is in my mouth. It was quite scary. It was kind or curved almost like it belonged to a plastic cup. Im glad I wasnt hurt it just... Felt unsanitary. Luckily, the owner had given us a completely new pizza and on the house, this definitely uplifted my mood and opinion of this place. One more very minor discrepancy, in comparison to the plastic in the pizza, was that there was too much onion in my boyfriends burger. A bit overwhelming.

Dropped by for a late lunch, walked in during happy hour, very busy, happy lively crowd, wait staff was friendly and attentive. Plenty of large screen televisions above the bar with the baseball playoff games. Had the french dip, which was good but slightly overdone, would have preferred medium rare to rare shaved beef, the au jus was very good and the toasted bread was perfect for dipping. The french dip was accompanied by a very generous portion of french fries made from fresh potatoes. Shared the little gem salad with feta which was delicious.

Good late night food with the kitchen open until 10 pm. Excellent service at the bar.

Came here for boozy brunch with a party of 10 and it did NOT disappoint. We made our same day resys for Sunday brunch and we were extremely fortunate to get in with a big group of friends. As soon as we read bottomless brunch unlimited drinks for $28, we were IN. We had the best waiter to take care of us, kept the drinks coming with a big smile, great music playing and delicious food. 90 minutes felt like it wasn't enough time and it definitely flew by but also went by pretty slow. Definitely start off with your drinks right away but be sure to order food to stay well balanced. The best part about the bottomless drinks is you can choose between mimosas, bellini and Bloody Mary. You can even switch around pick your favorite or stick to one. For our big group they did batch the mimosas but truthfully they were pretty light on the OJ which we loved. We ordered the fluffy and airy churro pancakes and a vegetarian version of the WTF waffle sandwich. Mac and cheese waffle? Sign me up! Again, they were so accommodating that they let me substitute the chicken and bacon for mushroom and avocado. Love when places let you accommodate. I will say the waffle was just a tad on the dryer side but still delicious as a sandwich, and those fries were spot on! Everything was delicious and we all loved what we got. From the service to the vibes, music to mimosas, it for sure was a fun boozy Sunday brunch and we can't wait to be back. Also, you can't beat 90 min $28 bottomless drinks! Especially in NYC.

I visited this spot for a friend's birthday brunch and was pleasantly surprised by the experience. I ordered the churro pancakes, which were wonderfully fluffy, and chose to add the bottomless drinks option. The Mimosas and Bellinis had just the right balance of juice and champagne, as did the Aperol spritzes. We were thrilled to discover that their happy hour starts immediately after brunch ends--yes, a weekend afternoon happy hour! The happy hour menu featured a great selection of both food and drinks, so we stayed to enjoy even more. Service was fast and kind. The music was also surprisingly good. Would definitely revisit.

Service was great. It's a nice bar/ restaurant. Avery chill little chill place to eat at just hang.

It's a cool new bar with great vibes. My partner wanted me to come, so in September, we went in and ordered their pulled pork and French dip. The meal and atmosphere were very laid back, with not too much noise. Would I recommend it? The Answer is Yes

The food and service were both incredible! We didn't do bottomless brunch, but would return with friends for that. Highly recommend.

Very nice place to have a last minute brunch. My group decided Saturday morning that we wanted bottomless brunch. After calling several spots, the Naked Pig said that they had room for us and that we could come in within the hour. After coordinating, everyone arrived and we had the best time. Music is great, food is great and the mimosas/bellinis were very good. This place is a must go for bottomless brunch.

Came here for 80s/90s brunch and had a fun time!they do a nice job curating the playlist with the best songs of those decades. They also deck the place out with fun props and decorations. Service was great and our glasses were never empty. Mimosas and Bellinis were pre made but still have us a nice buzz and didn't seem overly watered down. The food was where this place didn't impress us. I had the avocado toast and my bf had a burrito. I enjoyed my toast but it was a TINY portion that was not nearly worth the price. His burrito was a decent size but he didn't love the taste, though he really enjoyed the fries that came with it. Overall we had a good time and would consider coming back with a group of friends just for the ambiance. Would def try something different but would come with low expectations for the food!

This is a review for the brunch. Bottomless brunch offered with purchase with entrée for an additional fee. We did not partake though! Service (5/5): We were seated immediately during peak weekend brunch hours for our party of 2. The service was very attentive throughout our dining experience. Ambiance (4/5): There are some outdoor dining tables outside but no one was outside and it appears to only be able to seat smaller parties. The inside was bumping with very loud music (way too loud). We sat at the high top tables and there were no backs to the seats. Food (3/5): Very messy handheld meal but taste was great! Tip: just use your fork and knife to eat the dish! Ask for the fries cooked well done! Mac N Cheese burger: I loved the concept but the execution was lackluster. Do not expect to pick up the sandwich with your hands because you will be met with a sticky slobber from the maple sauce. The chicken was delicious and juicy though! French Toast Burger: Also another love the concept but the execution was difficult--the burger was way too big to hold. The runny egg made it impossible to eat with your hands. I thought that the burger was pretty standard but loved the French toast brioche ends that completed the dish! Fries: The fries were cooked well done upon request and had a wonderful crunch to them! I ate way too much!

The Naked Pig is a great east side spot! With a great ambiance and friendly staff, it's easy to see why it's so popular! All of the food and cocktails were delicious. Some of the highlights were the double smashed burger, wings, and skirt steak. I will be back soon!

I went to The Naked Pig late on a Sunday night, and it wasn't very unusual. The avocado smash was the best thing we ate. The pulled pork was so salty I could not eat the whole thing. I expected this place to be good, but it was just okay. The service was excellent, though. If you have small bites and drinks, I would recommend it. For a meal, pass.

Came for lunch around 1pm. Lots of seating available. Great attentive service. Food was delish! Got the French dip ribeye and my friend had the chicken BLT. Both were 10/10. Might be my new favorite spot.

came here after work on a summer Friday, surprisingly it's not too crowded, seatings are spread out where you can have booth seats, aisle seats w the option of standing, and row of bar seats. There's great happy hour menu w apps which we took advantage of, I wanted to order their margarita pitcher but there's only 2 of us so i'll definitely come back for it! We had some appetizers and it was great! Definitely chill place to hangout!

I only had drinks here so I am only going to comment on the drinks. Drinks: The cocktail menu is refreshingly concise, which I appreciate as I often find extensive lists overwhelming. We ordered three drinks, and I opted for the Gingerbread Martini. It offered a delightful blend of alcohol and sweetness. I'd definitely order it again. Ambiance: The atmosphere was unfortunately too noisy for my liking. While I understand that music is integral to the bar experience, when it's so loud that conversation becomes difficult, it detracts from the overall enjoyment. Overall, I'd return to explore more drink options, but I wouldn't consider it an ideal spot for a date due to the lively atmosphere more suited to partying.

this place is amazing I'd especially recommend the fried brownie it is amazing. the service is amazing and very helpful. The ambience is very good too having it being effiecent.

This was a decent spot for a bottomless brunch. 27$ for brunch + the price of food. Servers were great and attentive and constantly filling up drinks. Great songs playing at all times. Crowd was a little dead, even on a Saturday. Bellinis are a go to! Even tried the fundido burrito with peppers, eggs and cheese with side of fried. Overall bland and basic, hot sauce added a little kick that was needed.

This place is so cozy and so cute! Casual sports bar. They play good music, not too loud. Comfy booths and nice staff. The snake bites drink is delicious. Fries are good, Caesar salad with chicken added is delicious. My parents for the tuna wrap and mesclun salad with steak and liked their food a lot. Last time I came, my friend and I shared nachos and I forget what else but it was delicious! Service was quick.

We went for brunch. Though the brunch menu was limited (and differed from the typical lunch menu), the food was decent. The portions were a bit small though. The staff were kind, though somewhat limited for brunch time (at least when it opened). This resulted in a little bit of a wait. This was a bar, so expectations were set for a bar like atmosphere. I recommend the churro pancakes, they were not overtly sweet.

Great place to grab a beer. Staff were friendly. There were people seated at the bar. Plenty of table and booth seatings late night. The fries (truffle) were delicious. Big enough to share for a snack. They have a few TV screens and can watch the game while there.

The service and ambience were both nice, but I found the food to be very lacking. The churro pancakes seemed like a great concept. However, they were lacking on the execution. You only get two pancakes for $16 and mine personally came out very dry. They were not so much fluffy as they were just tall. Personally I would not return.

We visited the Naked Pig as they opened today. We ordered the french dip sandwich, the cauliflower bites and the caesar salad with steak. The food was delicious!! We were the first customers of the day. There was one waitress and she did a good job of helping us. We would return to this establishment.

The food was as expected. Service was quick. I did not try any drinks. I would go back if in the mood for breakfast, brunch, a drink, meet up with friends, enjoying loud music, a burger even though I didn't have one, or any combo of the above!

Loved everything about this place. We had just flown into NYC on a Thursday night and wanted to grab something close to our hotel because it had been a long day of traveling. The food, atmosphere., service and prices were great. We travel to NY a handful of times each year and will be back next time.

Went in for some drinks on a weekday a little before happy hour which is 4-7 pm. ( by the way we had our work gear on) The bartender recommended the food according to what we were in the mood for. The food was really good. They had a good selection of tap beer. Good 2 hours. AC was also amazing, especially since it was 95 degree outside, thought I'd mention that. Anyways good vibes.

This is a regular brunch spot for me in midtown, and I've never left there unhappy. In particular, the brunch burger on french toast is very good and it is an enormous portion. Prices are very reasonable for the neighborhood. Cocktails are solid and the draft beer list is respectable.

Had a great experience here! The waitstaff was very friendly and helpful. We had the sliders, mac and cheese, buffalo chicken spring rolls, buttermilk chicken sandwich, and the carne asada tacos. Get the fried brownie sundae for dessert. It was soooo good. Also get whatever drink comes in the juice pouch lol. Follow me on ig and TikTok for more reviews @foodieinsidernyc !

The Naked Pig happy hour features $9 beer, wine and margaritas. I was looking for a glass of cool wine but the only chilled option was a chardonnay which isn't generally my favorite but I gave it a try anyways. They had a bunch of beer options that my friends enjoyed too, but not gluten free beers. We expected it to be a bit more low key and more conducive to conversation, but the music was super loud and we had trouble hearing each other. That being said, the music selection was 10/10. Now that I have different expectations for the vibe I think we would enjoy going back again knowing that it's a more social spot.

Have been here twice on our trip so far and would come back. Ambiance is great with music playing. The service is good for the bar atmosphere we were excepting it to be slower but it was not. We never had to wait for refills or beers.

The Naked Pig has a great unlimited beverage brunch deal for $27. Perfect for a group or just a couple of friends. The staff was very attentive and our drinks were always full. The Fundido Burrito is definitely a unique brunch item found in the city, as were the Luck Charm Pancakes. Both were delicious and very filling. This brunch didn't blow me away with the quality, but I do think it's a great go-to spot in the neighborhood for a meal. I'll definitely be back to try the weekday happy hour specials!

First visit and we were not impressed. Bang Bang shrimp appetizer was terrible. Asked to substitute buffalo wings for shrimp, which were mediocre at best. Burgers were just ok. Fish and chips, fish was terrible, batter was mushy and just not good at all. Fries were ok. Pulled pork was nothing great either. Plus to top it off they charge a mandatory 20% gratuity for parties of 4 or more. Will definitely skip this one on future visits.

My trip to The Naked Pig was pretty disappointing. We had a group of seven with no reservation and were seated immediately, which was nice (but in hindsight, maybe not the best sign in a Saturday morning). The drinks were good, and the food was average at best but not bad. I got the french toast brunch burger--the individual components were all fine, but, as a whole, it felt poorly executed, not especially fresh, and messy. Just on food and drinks, I'd say it's around 3.5 stars. The service, however, was uniquely poor. As soon as we sat down, we were asked about ordering bottomless brunch drinks. No problem--we did. They quickly brought the drinks but no water. Getting water too (or being offered it) should've been a given, since not all of us ordered drinks. Regardless, we asked. Nobody came to our table for 20-30 minutes, and we eventually had to flag down somebody to bring some water over (i.e. get up from the table and walk 20 feet to the front door, since nobody was even glancing at our table). She (clearly annoyed) brought over some water, maybe 2 minutes before our food order arrived. Oh, and in reference to that bottomless brunch--the bottle would regularly sit empty on the table for extended periods since nobody could be bothered to check on our table. Overall, service was incredibly poor, intermittent, and impersonal bordering on annoyed.

The restaurant has a casual bar setting, low lit , trendy ambience. The host and service crew were welcoming and friendly. We came for a Sunday brunch and had their cocktail specials, i had the Peep Show and my daughter had the Kentucky Coffee, both are really good. For entrees, i had the brunch salad - made of asado chicken, sunny side up egg, corn, black beans, avocado, oaxaca cheese , shredded lettuce with line vinaigrette. We also got the fundido burrito made of ribeye steak, cheeses, onions, scrambled eggs and served with french fries. This is served warm, delicious and very filling . For desserts, we had the Lucky charms Pancakes. Fluffy and sweet, sinfully rich dessert (or meal) i should say.

We did the 80s/90s theme brunch and it was so fun! The music was great, and the $28 bottomless brunch was also great. My favorite entree was the churro pancakes

Walking in felt like deja vu. Then I realized The Naked Pig was formally Amy Fontaine's. So my review will remain the same just like the amazing food, staff and service we had for brunch. Some of the decor has changed, incorporating more pigs lol, but the matching shirts and range of nostalgic music still remain. Our bottomless brunch glasses were never empty and they even accommodated by making Mocktails. I definitely recommend the naked pig. We both had the French toast burger this time around.

Well here we go again another change to this location, let's see if it last! First time around, Drinks White wine & Beer not bad. Stopped by for lunch once seated we started with some Wings for appetizers regular Buffalo they were good. Main I had the Herb Chicken BLT sandwich this was really good w some Fries, fries are fresh crispy & the Standard Burger good as well. Next time drinks Peep show, I stick w this one it's really good & Pilots license good as well. Appetizers Delicious Prosciutto Truffle pizza, nice & thin very tasty. Buffalo chicken spring rolls are great, Sticky wings are good as well, good sauce & size wings. The Carne asada tacos are are not bad nice taste to the meat, The Pork dumplings were very good. On the Salads , Tried Classic Caesar it was tasty good dressing. Sandwiches the Ribeye French dip w Fries was very good, great tasting sandwich. Service is good, during lunch time it's a nice calm ambiance , prices are on the high side but doable , decent spot for lunch.

The French Toast Burger was amazing and I highly recommend, it is huge and definitely for those who are super hungry. I do not recommend the Breakfast Burrito. The majority of what you taste is egg and the cheese sauce. It was not flavorful and not a dish that I wanted to finish. Both items came with fries and they were delicious!! Staff and ambiance were great.

If playing early aughts pop music at a volume of 110 in midtown is your idea of a good Wednesday night, The Naked Pig has locked in on the atmosphere for you. When I asked the manager if it was possible to turn the volume down even a bit so our party of 7 could hear each other, I was told this was the vibe they wanted and we were the only people who had complained "tonight." The idea that this ambiance was something they'd considered and actively chosen frankly made me very, very, very sad for everyone involved. The rest of the staff was nice, but absolutely rancid energy from that dude. Look big parties are annoying, but we'd made an 8:30 reservation for dinner, gathering in the middle of the bar early (there sure was room), and just asked for the proper table when it was available. Were told we'd get it, but it never came. There seemed to be unclear communication all around. Eventually left without ordering entrees. Food must be an afterthought here, but I guess so are drinks because they poured my $7 can of High Life into a glass, even after I'd asked them not to. Just bizarre choices all around here. I guess the selling point must be the neon signs that say "naked." Cool.

Pulled pork sandwich was salty AF, not seasoned well at all. The service was great, the people were great, the drinks were good, but that pulled pork was something to remember. I will never forget how salty this sandwich was! Guac was great! Other half brewing saved your beer menu! Atmosphere was good!