Trademark Bar + Kitchen Reviews

Zach.... the manager of this restaurant was incredible He went above and beyond making mom n dad feel special. He catered and served specially to my dads liking. Very generously spent time describing entrees and the like. Zach has a wonderful understanding of the Italian Palate and knew immediately what we would like. The atmosphere, the service, the table... everything was just perfect! My parents really fell in love with Zach. His mannerisms were professional yet warm and welcoming to our visit. I would highly recommend this lovely place! Blake & Elena ( Toronto Canada)

For $16.00 you'll get two small badly cooked oily eggs, a couple of pieces of bacon (no other choice such as ham or sausage), four tough little baked potatoes, a couple of slices of toast and a little portion of ketchup.Avoid. Much better elsewhere.

Good service, great vibes and delicious food! Cocktails were great and plenty of waiting room during rush hour. The menu has a little something for everyone and the scallops were amazing! Super cute inside. Highly recommend.

My daughter and I found Trademark Taste & Grind using Yelp. We were actually looking for a brunch spot, but saw their burrata and decided to go there for lunch instead. We came in for a late lunch around 3PM. Service was excellent, the burrata was delicious. We also ordered the Tuna Poke and pasta bolognese since we couldn't decide on what to order. Everything was so delicious. Would highly recommend and will visit again and again!

It was our last day and since this was attached to the hotel we stopped in. I personally have a sweet tooth so I was happy with the bananas foster French toast. There is a limited selection in breakfast but we managed. Later before we left we stopped for a late lunch. They gave us a narrow piece of paper and mentioned this was what they had why the kitchen was transitioning to dinner. I thought we would have to leave as there was nothing for the kids. The fries were really good... I had a burger...

We went there for after dinner drinks, superb staff ,a good place to relax ,listen to music. We had a chance to taste their espresso, the smell is awesome and it taste heavenly good. Hope to go back there to check out the food next time.

Stopped in for brunch, ordered the eggs, house potatoes and toast; I had my eggs poached - they came out as glorious balls of yumminess. My daughter ordered the garlic bread balls with fresh mozzarella. Total yum there as well. Finished it off with eggs in avacado - yep, delish! Warning: if you try to use OpenTable to make reservations, their reservation system doesn’t communicate it’s it; call them directly.

Made reservations for 845 and where promptly seated. It took a while for Kenny, our server, to make it over but once he did he was spot on. The cocktail, The Wall Street, was quite delicious and strong. The grilled octopus is to die for. It is cooked and grilled to perfection and the spicy cucumber salad is a perfect compliment. My wife and I split the 16 oz ribeye with a side of roasted brussel sprouts. Again, cooked to perfection and quite delicious. With this being said, 1 cocktail, 1 glass of wine, 1 appetizer, 1 entree and 1 after dinner drink for over $133 was a little on the pricey side considering the amount of dining establishments to be had in the city. I would recommend Trademark Taste and Grind for rheir food and service (Kenny was awesome), but would caution on the cocktails as they are overpriced for what they are.

This restaurant was not on my radar screen as I am seldom in this part of Manhattan. Last minute choice for business dinner due to time and location. Could not have been happier with the seating, the food, the service, the selection, etc. Meatball appetizer was great, and banana pudding desert with marshmallow fluff were excellent. Very accomodating chef for an individuals dietary needs. Definitely will return.

We had a really good meal at this restaurant conveniently attached to our hotel The Executive Hotel Le Soleil The Place was packed on a Monday night with lots of happy people. We shared the Hanger steak and the Brick Chicken. Both very tender and cooked perfectly. The sides of sautéed greens and wild mushrooms were also extremely good. If the rating was available I’d rate it half way to excellent. Very good value. Highly recommended

We were staying next door so popped in here for cocktails - very random choices but we liked the atmosphere so returned to eat a couple of days later on the Sunday. It was very quiet, the food selection isn't huge so we did expect it to be good but we were disappointed. Most things randomly came in a broth and the waitress wasn't very good at explaining what things were. I wouldn't return although the venue for cocktails is very lively with nice booths around the edges

We had a reservation for 7:00 and were seated at 7:45. Many other families around us waiting too, overheard one saying they had been waiting for an hour. Once we sat down our waitress had no hospitality and all she did was ask for our order, nothing else. The food was fine, nothing outstanding though. They took forever to move through the three courses and to refill our waters. A table beside us waited 15 minutes to get silverware so they could eat the food right in front of them. Another table had been waiting 30+ minutes for a check. For a 55$ meal, I expect better service and hospitality. The manager walked passes several tables and didn’t even notice the people with dirty dishes waiting for their next course.

We enjoyed our dinner at the Trademark. The Brick Chicken and Hanger Steak were both nicely presented and delicious. The Crispy Gnocchi was so-so. The restaurant is small and somewhat casual. We ambience and service were okay but maybe not as great as we had hoped. Yet, better than many hotel restaurants. Overall having really enjoyed the entrees, we would return and recommend.

A huge deception. I made a reservation at this restaurant with my family because the reviews were good on the internet... well finally i shouldn’t have followed them !!!! We first had to wait 25 minutes for our « supposed table » to be dressed up (i say « supposed » because i realised at the middle of the meal that we hadn’t any reserved table at all, even if our reservation had been confirmed). As the waitresses didn’t want to make any effort and didn’t Want to dress any supplementary table while We were waiting, they proposed us (my husband, his 3 children and I) to dine in the sort of corridor we‘ve been waited in.... what a Shame !!!! Eating in such insulting conditions is an aberration !!!!! So We refused that insulting option and asked for a decent table, as it was supposed when we booked the table... After a few minutes, a waitress finally came to install us on a dressed table. I thought that the good moment would then begin, besides this long attempt... well not at all !!! The service was absolutely antipathetic and what a shame on the waitress, to Whom We asked if the flatbread wasn’t too spicy for our 8 years old daughter, to which she responded « not at all, it’s really good »... well even my husband and I couldn’t even eat this flatbread they served to her child as it was hotter than the hottest mexican food We could had even tastej... Our daughter who was really hungry couldn’t eat anything and I was really mad at it... If you hesitate about going to this restaurant, well, you just shouldn’t go to it and avoid such a non-implicated restaurant.

This is attached to the Soleil Hotel and could be easily missed. I had stayed at the hotel earlier in the year though and knew the food offering was good so went back. We went on a Friday night and it was quite busy but service was good. The chicken main course and Beetroot dip entree were great choices. Also really enjoyed the popcorn sundae! Nice reasonably priced restaurant providing good food.

Trademark Taste + Grind in midtown New York City may have an odd name but it is a good place to eat and have a drink. The menu is neither large nor adventurous but they did well with what we ordered. We stuck with beer to drink when we saw how much they had marked up their wine list. Service was very good. The restaurant was busy when we were there so the background noise was fairly loud. Be aware that the restrooms are located in the basement of the adjacent hotel so getting there and back is quite a maze.

Wonderful pork shoulder ravioli, but the best was warm cookies and milk! They had a problem with one of our orders not being placed in a group of 10 but the comp'ed that meal and brought free cookies and ice cream for the table. Service apologized and were very attentive.

From the honey salted croissant and iced coffee I enjoyed this morning to the tomato bisque soup and chopped salad this afternoon...everything was so delicious. Great ambiance and music. Friendly staff and excellent service, we will continue to return!

Amazing New York experience! Brilliant meatballs, and my very first Manhattan! Well rude not to. Staff were super helpful and friendly as well as knowledgeable. Definitely enjoyed this light lunch

Our hotel (Moxy Times Square) had a free grab and go breakfast every day, but we wanted one nice breakfast, so I booked a reservation here on the walk over to the Morgan Library. The manager told us the kitchen was slow, so we enjoyed delicious coffee in the beautiful dining room. Our breakfast choices were delicious (short rib hash and smoked salmon flatbread) both added eggs. This was a great meal with friendly service.

The staff makes you feel like royalty despite your attire, financial status and/or choice of entree. You may not be able to afford lobster or steak, but it doesn't matter to them.

We had seen so many restaurants nearby and couldn't decide where to go but knew we fancied a steak place. My husband googled this and it was literally 2 streets away from our hotel so thought we would try it We were very pleased we did because the food was absolutely delicious. The burrata & bread to start was yummy, the bread was warm and fresh. We both had steak which was melt in the mouth, I had the hanger steak and my husband had the bigger 16oz ribeye. We were too full up for pudding! Service was great and the waiters chatted to us for a while which was nice. One of them recommended a local bar too. The setting was modern and cozy, good for small party/couples. Highly recommend here for steak.

At the end of a 3 day trip to New York, and after eating nothing but ‘typical’ NYC food, we came across Trademark by chance. The food was absolutely delicious, especially the smashed beet starter which we both had. Our waitress, Sarah, was incredibly friendly, helpful and gave brilliant recommendations about the food. Each member of staff was so lovely and helpful- I would highly recommend eating here! Hazel and Dee, from the UK

Went for brunch on a Monday. Nice enough space. Large booths allowed for easy conversation. Appealing menu that was a good balance of breakfast and lunch options. However, the actual food disappointed, primarily because of tremendous over-salting. A kale Caesar was tough to eat because the dressing was so aggressively salted you couldn't taste anything else. A flatbread with arugula and prosciutto was the same--seemingly fresh ingredients overpowered by salt. Service was underwhelming. Any time we wanted attention--to order, for more water (given all the salt, we needed it), to pay--we had to ask. Overall, cannot especially recommend.

Ate here just about every night I was in the city and each meal was great. This is a must-visit spot whenever traveling to NYC.

Our server was great and the hangover hash was awesome. The cocktails are pricey (normal for NYC) but delicious.

Met my daughters for lunch here on Martin Luther King Day, it was 10* outside......we were warmly welcomed and we loved our server! We ordered a Bloody Mary and a Mimosa and they were both perfect! The food on the other hand did not fare as well. The calamari was cold and not good. My daughters hamburger was cold and just not good. My other daughter had pasta and she said that was ok and her boyfriend had the fried chicken sandwich which he also felt was just ok. We ordered the special cookies and they were unbelievably delicious!!

Google told me that this restaurant just around the corner from my hotel is similar to my New York favorite Parker & Quinn, and so I just had to check it out. I was seated right away at the bar, and to be honest, I was not blown away by the menu at first. It seemed to be pretty traditional fare ... steak, chicken, salmon, salads and burgers. I was happily surprised. I opted for the kale and quinoa salad with Salmon, and I can honestly say that I have never had a kale salad so flavorful and filling. The kale was tender and shredded in confetti strips that held the dressing and other ingredients perfectly. And those other ingredients ... aioli, crispy chickpeas, golden raisins, citrus, and parmesan cheese ... worked together to create what can only be called a taste riot. So good!! As it turns out Trademark is part of the same restaurant group as Parker and Quinn. Now I have two favorite restaurants in midtown Manhattan!

My son, 12 year old grandson and me enjoy the burger with bacon, jalapeño, pickled onions, cherry peppers and their sauce complements all this and make it delicious. The women ( my wife, daughter-in-law and 15 year old granddaughter) enjoyed the chopped salad with bruschetta. The service is outstanding.

This place is a must! Adrienne Guttieri, the headchef, is an artist with food, Alyssa, the waitress is a professional. Fantastic attention to detail and the customers.

We truly had a Wonderful experience at Trademark. We made reservations and were 40 minutes late due to traffic and they still accommodated us. We were in a rush and the restaurant was very attentive to us and made sure we got everything quickly. The food was also delicious. We really felt pampered and taken care of and will definitely will be back when we are not in a rush.

For a hotel restaurant, this was great. Comfortable, informal. Service was terrific. Breakfast was indulgent. Bacon was perfect!

If you're staying at the hotel you must try to restaurant off the lobby, it was incredible. The servers and bartenders were all very helpful, and the food was amazing.

Fantastic restaurant tucked out of the way but well worth finding it. Headed here for a late lunch and found this place fantastic and reasonably priced. We had meatballs and calamari to start followed by the amazing steak and fish tacos for mains. All food was hot, served promptly and tasted amazing. Exactly what you need from an excellent place to eat. Recommended without doubt. Thank you

We went to Trademark for Sunday Brunch. when we entered I saw a salad bar that took up two sides of the bar. It turned out it was their Bloody Mary Bar. They serve you a glass of vodka and you let your hearts desire run wild. It was tough to think about eating brunch with all of the options available with the Bloody Mary. We did move on to brunch. The food was fantastic. The sausage hash was better than I had ever tasted. My wife had the Banana Foster French Toast. My wife is a picky eater. She finished the entire serving. If you get a chance, stop on by the Trademark. You will be bragging about it just as I am.

I will give you, as read in another review, that there are so many others/better, BUT if you’re looking for a really great neighborhood spot to have a delicious meal, Trademark is a great option. The atmosphere/ambiance is pretty perfect; there’s a speakeasy feel between the front and back rooms with a gorgeous tile archway in between, and our server was super friendly. The hostess wasn’t on her A game— it took a few minutes for her to notify our server that we were there, and she sent the incorrect bottle of wine, but I don’t hold that against anyone, no big deal. They corrected the bottle of wine immediately, and for the rest of the evening, everyone was very attentive. The food was amazing. Decadent ravioli, well cooked hanger steak, and fresh mozzarella. It was a great meal and a relaxed, easy dinner spot that I will revisit.

Had dinner, and it was cool surprise.. Excellent salmon, nice and clean environment... Nyc stile... You don't exactly see it from the street

Visted for weekend brunch with friends and enjoyed it enormously. Would return. Whilst the venue was quiet on a Sat at around noon, the background music was excellent and the bunker made it feel less empty. The girl serving us was amazing (sorry for not getting your name) Would return. Hope it gets a little busier.

Awesome food and service here!! We sat at the bar and had breakfast , the avocado toast and fruit was amazing, and the Bloody Mary was as spicy as could be! Our server/ bartender couldn’t have been more accommodating or more pleasant !! Prices were a little steep but it is to be expected in NYC. That’s the only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars ! I will definitely be back!

Pick another place. The meals were not good. I had chicken and waffles with the chicken so overcooked there was no moisture left. The waffle came with the smallest amount of syrup that covered a quarter of the dish. The other meal we asked to get some butter and jam. The staff first said I can probably get you some butter and then left. When she returned we asked for some jam or jelly. The server then said she will have to check if she can get us some. If you have a chance to have brunch here, don’t do it, Mickey Ds is a better choice.

Decided to take an overnight trip to New York City from CT. We only stayed one night but ate at the Trademark Taste and Grind for dinner and we were not disappointed. The prices were similar to pretty much every other restaurant in the area. I chose the grilled salmon with brussel sprouts and celery root puree. It was the best piece of salmon I have ever eaten. My boyfriend decided on the ribeye with salsa verde (like a chimichurri) and carrots. Best steak he has eaten. I tried a bite and it was delicious. Better than Flemings Steakhouse and Capital Grille. The cocktails were also delicious. I chose the flying high which was a vodka drink with cucumber and lemon. So tasty. the atmosphere was so nice and cozy with a comfy and quiet/private booth. The service was excellent from start to finish. I definitely recommend for a nice night out!

Attended a holiday business party here in one of the private rooms. The service was exceptional and the food delicious. The ambience was like being in a high end Manhattan living room complete with live background music. The space allowed everyone to mingle and there was adequate space to set your food down to enjoy is seated. I hope we have another party here!

This looked a lovely resteraunt by first appearance . We were sat in a corner and there it ended . Eventually food order taken , though , it has to be said is delicious . Before we had even finished we were asked if we had finished " or still working on it " . Once we had finished it took 10 mins to clear our plates . When they were cleared they just took them away . No offer of a dessert menu , nothing. We just sat there wondering what would transpire ...nothing ! Another 10 mins and someone said would you like a dessert menu , then promptly went to serve behind the bar and warmly say goodbye to obvious regulars . Still no menu . Then eventually we got a menu , in hardback form just put down and told desserts at the back . No recommendations , not even opened . Felt we were overlooked big style . someone else said do you want a dessert ? No thanks ... ( Wouldnt give you our money after such poor service ) right I will just get you the check . Check given to me ( lady of party ) nor a word . I tried to find the restroom and it was a disgrace . Not the resteraunt fault , but who checks the bathrooms ? On return 10 mins away and no one even came to allow us to pay bill . Was bitterly disappointed but maybe there was a reason we got a table there when everywhere else was packed out the day after Thanksgiving ? And yes , I told the girl at the desk about the problems . She just apologised . Maybe there was a skeleton staff as was Thanksgiving , but you didn't offer skeleton prices . In my opinion , good food let down by dreadful service . Our money is as good as everyone else's . Would never recommend here .

I chose Trademark based on reviews and locations. So happy that I did. I went with three friends before a concert. We had such a nice time and enjoyed the food. The appetizers are great; have the scotch whiskey olives and the meatballs, and for the main course I would recommend the chicken sandwich or the ravioli. If they have brussels sprouts -- you should have them -- YUM! Wait staff and management were cordial and attentive, and made sure that we were taken care of. Thank you for a great menu, pleasant environment, and friendly service.

This new restaurant is well located in Central Manhattan and part of a hotel. It can become very noisy around the central bar. The menu is limited but original. Service was quick and friendly and the food among the best. I would rate Our Wild Salmon dish as one of the finest I ever tasted. The wine list is adequat and the prices very correct. A place to return on our next visit - maybe with earplugs!

The food ranged from excellent to nothing special. The warm olives were very good but I was not impressed by the Poke bowl. My wife loved her grilled cheese and soup. The steak was average. I guess it depends upon what you order for determining your meal satisfaction.

Met a colleague after all day meetings for dinner at this wonderful little spot. Had a glass of Pinot Noir (1/2 price bottles on Monday night). Caesar Salad with Salmon was delicious. The Tuna Poke appetizer is the best appetizer I have had in some time. Enjoy!

Went to Trademark before seeing a broadway show. The food was fantastic and the service impeccable. They gave us a card for our anniversary and a dessert. Highly recommend the cookie in a skillet! I will go back!

Maybe is New York honoring its reputation for rudeness, but people at the restaurant (specially the "ladies" serving the tables) were unfriendly and impatient. Food was average. No reason to go back even if you are staying at the Hotel.

A large group of us from South Florida spent last weekend at Le Soleil executive Hotel This restaurant/bar is right next door to the hotel. In fact you can enter it from the lobby. The staff there were just incredible. I have never come across such nice, friendly, professional people before. A special shout out to the manager Conal Conal simply couldn’t do enough for us. He was such a hard worker and also very busy, but that did not stop him from helping us and giving us help with our questions at any time. I would also like to mention our bar tender Kevin Even though he was crazy busy serving drinks, he always had a smile on his face, and time for a nice word This place is a hidden gem! If you are in the area, do not hesitate to eat here. The food was delicious. I promise you won’t be disappointed !

This pub has a very good set of beers, mostly Americans, but what I loved most were the appetizers. They are sort of fancy but with fare price. Try the meatballs and the smashed beat tapa. Staff is also very helpful.

It could have been better. Cozy restaurant with excellent staff. I ordered steak with oven potatoes. My food was excellent. My wife and daughter were given the wrong salads from what they ordered. Staff corrected their mistake and gave us another salad for free. I would recommend it again.

Looking forward to having our final brunch in New York before leaving after havig stayed for a week, we were very disapointed. When we arrived at the restaurant where we had booked a table, we were told that they were closed!! No explanation and no excuse - just closed?! Would have been nice if we had been informed of this in advance so that we could have made other arrangements.

Great service. Very attentive. I had the chopped salad and it was a good sized portion. Very flavorful with lots of olives and bruschetta. Good coffee too. I would go back.

Style in spades and good , modern food . A young crowd keeping the "joint jumping " but a great dinner . Keenly priced but could be a tad tidier , we had to clear debris on the seating before settling down .

I have been here 5 times since March 1; four times for dinner and once for brunch. I am obsessed with the Hanger steak; truly awesome with a great char and herb butter on the side. Also love the Octopus Carpaccio; super thin slices and nicely plated. I have also had the fresh mozzarella and the burrata & knots; both are good but heavy with the oil & bread accompaniments. At brunch we had the spiced latkes with salmon, these were fine, nothing special as the latkes are over 1/2" thick which is not how I like them; they should be thin and crispy. The meatballs are damn good; the ricotta and crushed tomato sauce is excellent. They should offer some bread to sop up the extra sauce! I had the steak and eggs, because I am obsessed with the hanger steak. The steak is the same portion size as it is for dinner, so this is a big and heavy breakfast, but delicious. The drinks are also good, I am partial to the Flying High. The place is noisy and busy for dinner, they should add some acoustic panels on the ceiling; it was quieter at brunch. I recommend the high-top tables or booths over the regular tables behind the bar where it is simply too noisy. The staff is attentive and several different people will pass by during the meal to see how you're doing. On two occasions, the bus staff kept trying to take my mostly empty plate away; I assume to hurry us along. They stopped when we told them to knock it off politely. The food is great, the place is lively and leans towards the 30s age group.

Good appetizers, good food...Service was very nice, our waitress was so warm and friendly...she was able to explain the ingredients in the dishes as I have some restrictions in my diet. Drinks were a little costly $12 for a prosecco glass, but it was filled almost to the top of the champagne glass, you never see that in any restaurant, they were generous with the amount.

Solid lunch menu. Reasonable prices for midtown (i.e. It's semi expensive but not ridiculous). Everyone at the table got either the lamb burger or chicken fried sandwich and everyone was extremely happy. The fries were suuuuper good. Also the warm cookies people rave about are no joke---second best cookie I've ever had in my life (best being Levain's in UWS).

Pretty place and friendly service. Relaxing atmosphere- not crowded or noisy. Food was tasty but on the heavy side for brunch. We has the burrata with garlic knots which was flavorful. Hangover hash was a little disappointing. A little greasy and poached eggs were a bit overdone. Solid choice but there are likely better places. Convenient to our hotel.

This is one of those coffee shops that is trying so hard to be hip that it is downright hostile. I just can't understand why baristas have to be so unfriendly. Having said that, the oatmeal was delicious.

Had a dinner for my husband’s birthday at this amazing restaurant. Family can’t stop talking about the time we had. Food and service are exceptional. Lovely decor, comfortable seating, terrific midtown location. A complete treat.

We happened by this place because it was a few doors down from our hotel and we could not have been more pleased! The food is very tasty, reasonably priced (for NYC), the portions were large and the atmosphere was very pleasant. Due to time constraints we were unable to make it to our originally planned restaurant and were able to get an early and last-minute reservation here, and by the end of the meal we were glad we had ended up at Trademark instead of somewhere else!

We needed to find a quick place to eat since we arrived in town late and were trying to make a show. We ate here and LOVED it! The food was amazing and the drinks were perfect.

Somewhat a mixed bag although mostly good! We arrived and shown to a nice table in the back by the bar where it looks like it does quite a local trade...which is a good sign if the locals like it. The IPA beer was good and wet. We started out with a burrata over a tomato sauce with a garlic "knot" that was a small loaf of garlic bread that we both enjoyed. Who doesn't like burrata? We also ordered a type of Japanese green pepper flash fried with sesame and plum sauce that I really liked but my partner was just OK with. Our mains were the hanger steak and pasta Bolognese with the brussell sprouts. On Open Table, they show the steak with something like mashed potatoes and vegetables but now it is ordered ala carte so....that's why we ordered the sprouts. The steak was good and I would order it again. Partner's pasta was good as well. The sprouts....well, not so good. They use a lot of oil to "burn" them with and they really were oily we thought...and broken up too much....manhandled..lol. The sprouts soaked up the oil and kinda spoiled the taste. We both agreed that the food was good enough to go back although, we would entertain other places as well.

Staying near Bryant Park, and looking for a light lunch with three friends. Ordered four different appetizers and four different cocktails. Everything was delicious, and the prices were reasonable for NYC. The burrata was delicious and the flatbread pizza with prosciutto was also great. Would definitely go back

Trademark (staff and food) was a wonderful partner with the adjacent Executive Hotel Le Soleil in catering breakfast, lunch and a reception for a small corporate conference at the hotel. The management staff and servers were very helpful and ensured that everything was ready and high quality. The food was delicious and fresh.

The location of Taste and Grind makes it a great end to a trip to NYC. Check into any number of nearby hotels and a short walk will be rewarded with a good eating experience. Depending on the day, a relaxing meal can be had. (Somedays the after work crowd can be a little noisy.) The food and drinks are quite good at a reasonable price. They advertise "Jazz" on Wed.Th. & Fri. nights and they do have live music. I hesitate to call it jazz, but that's a matter of taste, I guess. We have gone there on successive visits to NYC.

We loved this small coffee bar, with really nice selections. Three had the carefully crafted egg, bacon and cheese on a toasted roll. The food baby ate scrumptious squash sage donuts made in a waffle iron called doffles. He had a big and a small, then went back for another big one. Big Hit! Check it out on W. 36th Street! Yummy.

We so enjoyed our meal that we ate here twice during our NYC vacation. The first visit was at dinner and they were booked/full for the evening. We sat in the hotel lounge adjacent to the restaurant which was a bonus because it was quiet (and it did not affect our service which was very good). They have some smaller plates/portions (good thing because we had lunch in Little Italy) and our son loved his dessert. We went back later for lunch and there was no problem getting a table. We ordered different menu items and all were just as good. My only quibble is that I was charged per glass for my iced tea (I've only had that happen in Europe).

Little Artsy spot with a small but "clean food" menu. Had breakfast with a friend and the omelette was AWESOME. Good coffee as well.

Great place to lunch. I visited this place for business lunch. Every item on the menu sounded pretty good: TM Burger is really good, fries tasted good too. We tried couple of appetizers and they were delicious. I don't believe it is pricey if we take into consideration that it is 2 block from Empire State Building in the heart of very expensive city. Will definitely visit again. Thanks

We chose this restaurant because it adjoined our hotel, we were tired and hungry. What a surprise. Lovely atmosphere, delicious drinks and food. The brick chicken is probably the best chicken dish I’ve eaten. Thoroughly recommended.

The brunch menu has so many mouth-watering choices that I couldn't help but to order two items. I found both of them so tasty. The everything spiced latkes were a delight, consisting of three small "sandwiches" of rye (?) seed bread covered with smoked salmon, creme fraiche and dill. I would definitely order this again. The avocado egg was nicely baked with both the avocado and the runny egg at perfect temperature. My drink of hot almond milk latte was also a great choice!

Great food, very nice staff and great, comfortable restaurant to relax! Had breakfast and dinner and both were great, very nice athmosphere!

We usually avoid hotel restaurants, but this is a great exception. Service is excellent, the menu very tempting, and the food absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. Even the effort the staff go to for orders from the bar is impressive. Recommended for both breakfast and dinner.

This restaurant was recomended to us from the hotel we stayed at, and it was a great recomendation! The food was great tasting and unique, and the service was wonderful. It is an interesting location as it is hidden behind a coffee shop and has a cozy and almost "speak easy" feel inside. We ate as a family and the environment was well suited for us early in the evening, however there is a bar and am unsure of the environment later in the night.

We just happened upon Trademark and were pulled in by their sidewalk sign. Well, we were extremely glad that we went in. We had an amazing brunch! The Bloody Mary bar was the BEST that I have ever seen. It was so fun and there was so much to choose from.

Stumbled upon this spot by chance - from the street it seems like a coffee and pastry shop but the restaurant is behind it. Great service along with food and drinks. We were there for lunch - the Kale with Quinoa salad and grilled chicken is brilliant as is the Caesar Salad with chicken. A good but small wine list. I'd go back in a flash!.

My best friend and I were visiting Trade Mark for the first time to celebrate both of our recently engagements to our fiances. I had put that as a note when I made the reservations online about 3 weeks before hand. The hostess greeted us warmly and congratulated us on the occasion! From there we were sat to the right, in a private, cozy booth with high backs. It was adorable, a single tea light in the middle and glassed cased. Our waiter, Dan, came over and gave us complimentary champagne in celebration of our engagements which gave it that much more of a celebration! We were outrageously pleased with how delicious the Hummus, burrata and knots (OMG... TO DIE FOR) and the FRENCH FRIES... AMAZING. The drinks were delicious and the service was impeccable! We cannot wait to go there again! The vibe was causal yet upscale and perfect for a girls night. We seriously still talk about it a week later and cannot wait to bring our soon to be husbands!

Visiting NYC on business I was staying at the hotel le soleil above the restaurant and went there for dinner. The food was tasty (don't skip the desert), the drinks were well made and the ambiance was good. The prices are on the higher side (even for NYC). It is good for a special meal (birthday etc.) but on a regular basis there are better priced alternatives around.

My daughter chose this cool restaurant for Her 30th birthday celebration. It was a bitter cold night, but we were warmly Welcomed and shown impeccable service. Try the smashed beets and yogurt appetizer, excellent!!!

Stopped here for lunch as it is right off Fifth Avenue and I was in the area! The menu is quite eclectic with all fresh ingredients. Specialty cocktails were awesome. The service was quite efficient and would certainly stop in here again. Nice selection of apps, salads and entrees. The chocolate chip cookie was outrageous! In a city full of small specialty restaurants- this one is a great find!

A random pick on a map turned out to be one of the best dining experiences I’ve had maybe ever. My boyfriend and I were seated in a sexy cozy booth to wait for another friend. The staff was amazingly attentive. They inquired about allergies and assured that everyone’s needs were fully met without being overwhelmed. The food was delicious.

We had dinner at the Trademark a few times while visiting New York. The food was really good each time and the cocktails were always fantastic. Would recommend.

We went to Trademark at the recommendation of a sister restaurant. This was incredible!!! We we met outside by the manager...... Zack. A very kind young man. He and the doorman Nino were 2 special people who took time to visit. We had the most delicious skillet cookie with ice cream. The cookie itself had rich chocolate and white chocolate both. It was spot on. You must try!! I am sure their food was fantastic too. You cannot go wrong here!!

Our meal and experience were exquisite from beginning to end. My husband and I rarely get time for a date so when we do, we hope for the best. We arrived 15 minutes early for our reservation and the hostess was able to accommodate us immediately. As we scanned the appetizers it was difficult to choose. Everything looked yummy. We debated calamari, as we ALWAYS get calamari. We ended up ordering it and we were knocked out by the unique flavors. The beans, aioli and something we could not place, SMOKE, combined for a delicious bite. We also ordered the Tuna Poke’, it melts away before you realize it (those calories don’t count, right?) and the macadamia nuts and flat bread really give it pop. We even got the chance to sample the Burrata & Knots. The attentive, friendly and professional staff were wonderful. I realize I have not even arrived at the main course. I had the hangar steak...it is cold smoked, with a savory crust. Again, just melted with every bite. I also had the crispy yukons, delicious. My husband had the rigatoni Bolognese. If you indulge in apps, as we did, the small order is perfect. So after all of that...the staff suggested the chocolate chip cookie skillet or as i call it: ‘fat and happy’! We can’t wait to go back!

This place is an oasis in a sea of sticky meat, processed cheese and plates of carbs. If you want fresh, good tasting food that won’t break the bank or your waistline then please do go here. It was a real treat to find this cosy and calm restaurant with lovely staff, great decor and superb food. Don’t go here if you you want carbfest, go here if,like us,your body craved proper food that doesn’t come out of a machine and you can happily finish the plate! If ever I hit NYC again this is my place to eat. Deeruthhaggis

We went to Trademark on my 40th Birthday, and mid afternoon it was very quiet. The bar was great, well stocked, friendly staff and the barman made me a cocktail based on my likes, not from the menu. Would highly recommend and would come back to try the food.

I stopped in kind of late morning hoping to get breakfast but that ship had sailed. I ordered the fish tacos for lunch...they were pretty good. It was shrimp not fish. The portion was a bit small but was very flavorful.

Worth a visit on your next trip to NYC. The food was brilliant, I highly suggest the fresh poke. The waitstaff werent very versed on the menu, but the food made up for it. The atmosphere is relaxed and trendy, we will be back.

We ate breakfast at the Trademark a couple of the mornings we were there. My friend was a fan of their bagels, but I ordered the coffee smoothie and a blueberry muffin both times, which were excellent. In fact, I had a coffee smoothie someplace else on the trip and it didn't hold a candle to the one at the Trademark.

Sure this is New York City. But still. This is the more expensive breakfast in the USA we had, ever. Even Hawaii was cheaper. Go there and taste the hangover hash. Once only.

I came here with a friend for an appetizer and cocktail. Once our waitress discovered we were not ordering entrees, her demeanor immediately changed and she turned into a horribly rude and apathetic server for the rest of our visit. I was served the wrong cocktail and since our waitress didn't come back to our table for over a half an hour, my friend had already finished her drink before I could even start drinking mine. After informing the waitress I was given the wrong cocktail, she insisted that I was wrong and must have ordered the wrong thing. She then walked away (without offering to fix my drink) and we didn't see her again until we had to flag her down for our check. It's a terrible shame because the appetizer we ordered was quite delicious (olive oil flatbread) but we will never return because of how poorly we were treated.

We stayed at the Executive le Soleil to which this restaurant/bar/coffee shop is attached. I have mentioned this establishment in the hotel review but feel it needs its own! Our accommodation came with a continental breakfast. Having stayed at many hotels in the UK and the rest of Europe we felt confident that this would be fine for us. We soon realised that an American continental breakfast is very different to a US version. You are given a card per day to present in the restaurant each day you are there. We should have had 6 breakfasts, however we only ate 4! Your voucher entitles you to 3 items from the following ... muffin of the day, croissant, mixed fruit platter, yoghurt with granola and 1 drink of your choice. You can also order from the breakfast menu at an extra charge we did. You cannot use your voucher as part payment. On our 3rd day we entered the restaurant and had our order taken after about 10 minutes (the water is usually served fairly quickly, everything else is much slower. After we had placed our order a table nearby placed their food order. Their food arrived after about 10 minutes and so after waiting a while longer we told the shift manager that we would not be waiting for our food. On our last day we walked in to see that there had been a slight change to the layout. We were 'quickly' greeted by a waitress who told us that there had been a change to breakfast. They were now offering a buffet breakfast which we could have for $19 ... This looked very similar to a continental breakfast as we know it. We said that we would have the breakfast that we had paid for and we were asked to go through to the coffee shop, but told that we were more than welcome to come back into the restaurant and eat our selection!!!! Upon entering the coffee shop we were asked what we would like. The coffee was going to be served in a paper cup, the fruit platter was in a plastic pot (half the quantity we had in the restaurant), we never found out how the pastries would have been served as once we realised we were getting a 'breakfast to go' we went to see the manager. The manager did not seem bothered by our situation and was not going to do anything about it so we left for the 2nd time in 6 days without a breakfast. You may say that a breakfast was available to us in the coffee shop but it was not stated at the time of booking that we would be eating breakfast to go. Also given that we had eaten in the restaurant up until then, to change it without any warning was not very hospitable. On one occasion we were even charged for the continental breakfast that we had already paid for. This was of course pointed out to them and it was removed from the bill. This was our 1st visit to the U.S and we had been told about the great service that we would receive ... This was soooo not the case. Most of the staff could do with a refresher course on what is essentially good hospitality. We must however finish on a positive. The men who are up and down the stairs from the kitchen delivering your food were professional and courteous throughout our stay ... maybe they could deliver the training!!!!!

The food was great. The service was friendly and outstanding. When I couldn’t decide on a wine I was offered a taste of several. Recommendations were informative and helpful. Everyone had their eyes on the table as they passed. Empty glasses and plates were removed. Water glasses were constantly refilled. We had a delicious and fun evening and look forward to introducing others to Trademark.

Was looking for somewhere nice to eat and didn’t fancy the cornucopia of Irish Pubs in the area so settled on Trademark. Glad we did. Food was lovely and so was the service. Mariel our server was very friendly and informative about the dishes. The only slight drawback of the visit was the beer we were served was flat, but this was exchanged without question. Although we didn’t order dessert, as the portion we got for entree was large, we were sent on our way with cookies to go. They were fantastic! Would definitely return and recommend. Good food and excellent customer service.

The salmon was terrific but the kale salad was just ok. It was very crowded and loud so hard to hold a conversation. Interesting decor and history on the walls. They have a good value business lunch with a choice of appetizer and entree for $21. Lots of interesting food choices: smashed beets, squash soup, sea scallops, braised ribs, cauliflower steak, pork shoulder ravioli. It had great reviews and I'm sure can be wonderful, but mine was average.

You can slide in here after a long NYC day, and find quality craft cocktails. I did not think they were any pricier than other bars served mixed cocktails, and it is quiet, tucked away a few blocks off Broadway! I will definitely do again when in NYC.

The wait staff was terrific- the first question, even before the drink order- was "any allergies or preferences" for dinner and breakfast. Professional, knowledgeable about the menu items and very friendly. I would have preferred a couple more simple items to select from but the food I did get was served hot and as ordered. Breakfast from the menu took an inordinate amount of time and the toast wasn't toasted but it was OK. Also, they did not have decaffeinated coffee- even the coffee bar didn't- odd in this day. Would I go back-- if it was20 degrees and snowing, as it was during my stay, I'd go back. Otherwise there are better places in this great city to spend your money.

Had a great meal here with friends in an intimate raised booth for 4. We live in NYC and eat in this neighborhood often, but had never noticed this place until it came up on opentable with availability on a Saturday night. unwindowed room with a very nice bar in the middle, it was an attractive place to eat, and one where we were easily about to hold a conversation without having to yell. Nice cocktail list and beer selection, and the menu is not huge but plenty of options for everyone. Would describe it as upscale comfort food, not unlike the Smith or something in that vein. The service was terrific, with both our server and the floor manager checking in on us regularly. Food was very solid. All around, a very good experience for a casual and fun meal in midtown/MSG part of town.

My friend had done some research on where to have a good NYC brunch, and this totally hit the spot! The restaurant itself has a bit of a speakeasy, walk to the back of the building vibe, and it's super cool - hard to describe, but eclectic? Retro? Kind of 1920s Hemingway-esque?? Haha! Told you - difficult to describe, but I LOVED it. The food was delicious - I had an espresso martini, and 2 eggs with bacon and the BEST homefries I have ever had. Friends had mimosas, a Bloody Mary (lots of garnishes!), waffle and hangover hash. All was delicious, timely and a nice experience!

The staff was really nice and the food great, but their vegetarian options are a bit restrained and the food quiet salty. We had planned to eat burgers that evening and I'm a vegetarian (but still love burgers as long as there's a veggie patty), and unfortunatly they didn't have a veggie patty to substitute the meat patty in their burger. But the rest of the travelers told me the burgers were delicious. The fries were great (but quite salty, I would have rather added the salt of myself). The restaurant can be quite loud, but as for a booth :).

Awesome restaurant with a very relaxed vibe. Fantastic service, great food and really good cocktails. Price is what you would expect in NY but the portion sizes are big and you will not go home hungry. I had the pork chop which was to die for.

We had a great experience in that place. We really enjoyed all the flavors and the service too. Is not a big place and we didn’t expect it was that good/ I personally recommend the octopus and the mozzarella is amazing. This is a homemade cheese with fresh tomatoes and toasted bread The risotto is delicious

Great brunch. Lovely atmosphere and decor. Service was a little slow but not annoyingly so. Well worth seeking out.

A surprisingly good restaurant that serves a full menu and has some excellent breakfast choices. The salumi and cheese hot chili oil flatbread was a special treat, and omelets are superb. A great place to unwind, but would have liked it to stay open a bit later for after theater.

I was there with a friend for a beer tasting (Montauk Brewery), and we were both famished and decided to check out the restaurant to satisfy our tastebuds. And low and behold, the food was DELISH!! The actual restaurant is small and we had to sit at the bar, which was perfect and comfortable. The bartender was great, and our orders came out rather quickly. Everything tasty and fresh! Some of the entrees are pricey, typical NYC prices, but the salad I ordered was HUGE and could've been for 2 ppl. I ordered a Kale salad and the warm olives appetizer. They do serve bread, but you have to ask for it.

Cozy yet trendy atmosphere, staff attentive and very pleasant. Specialty drinks were delicious. Food presentation was lovely and plentiful. Espresso ice cream desert was amazing! highly recommend!!

The apps here are to die for! In particular, the meatballs, the olive oil flatbread, and burrate & knots were amazing. We were staying in the hotel here, and stopped here each afternoon to grab snacks and drinks. The drinks were also good. The wine list isn't great, but the cocktails are wonderful. In particular, the Trademark G&T was really well made. All of it's kind of pricey, but everything is definitely tasty.

A great place for a very traditional NYC brunch. Very enjoyable surroundings. Try and book gets very busy.

We were staying in the adjacent Le Soleil Hotel and decided to have dinner at Trademark one night. Service and food are great (we had the lobster ravioli and the mushroom risotto); unfortunately, the place was very noisy (with 2 large tables yelling all the time). The manager noticed this, but didn't do anyhing about it. We decided to skip dessert and take it somewhere else. A great place to eat nevertheless.

We was walking in a rainy weather to find a place to eat. We said that the girls could choose And what a good choice they made! It looks like a cafe and then you see the menu. If you don't go in.....you miss an amazing meal!!! The food is so fantastic and the service is great! I can highly recommend this place to anyone! Special thanks to the manager for taking care of guests the right way!

Very good food in a nice setting, but felt ignored by the wait staff for most of the meal. Other than being ignored, a drink menu got yanked out from under us while we were reviewing it. Everyone enjoyed their food and desserts. All in all, an okay experience.

Thanks to the front staff for getting us in right before lunch closed. Food was great, all the staff were very friendly. They were very sweet to my 6 year old son and made an off the menu margarita pizza for him. A bit slow, but the food made up for it. Delish!!

We went here on our first night in NY. Great food, excellent service. We had the bacon sliders...yum.

The menu at Trademark offers modern fare and a cute dining room with comfy private booths. The Poke Bowl was delicious! The rest of the group enjoyed their Salads. There is also a $21 two course business lunch. The service was very good as well.

Wish I had a better experience at this fabulous looking restaurant, but unfortunately the food was just not for me! It's a really cool place, the entrance is in the back of a coffee shop and the atmosphere is amazing. The appetizers were great (pork sliders), but my meal was not so. Ordered a fried chicken sandwich - typically these are white breast meat, unless otherwise dictated on a menu. This particular one was such dark meat that I physically couldn't stand the smell of it in front of me and had to ask the waitress to take it off the table. She did remove it off of our check, but I doubt I'll return since this was the most appetizing looking meal on the menu.

Live music is offered every Wednesday through Friday night. Intimate lobby lounge makes for a nice setting to relax and enjoy some jazz. A lovely way to spend an evening!

So friendly, went out of their way to cater for our needs, including getting a taxi for great rates to the airport!

The place is convenient, with a good ambiance. There are not many, but good options for dinner, including beer. I recommend the flatbread, witch is above average.

Rolled the dice of Fate with Yelp and came for lunch ... what a great gamble! Our lunch was delicious. I got the business lunch for $21, with a salad, fried chicken sandwich and cookies (up charge for the sweets). Capped it all off with a proper latte. High-five!

Everything was great! But man, the cookie skillet at end was heavenly. Thought we were coming to blows over the last bite 😂 The Tuna Poke was such a great mix of flavors - so fresh and light. The pulled burrata was some of the best I’ve had. And the lobster ravioli was delicious. I figure you probably can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. The staff was great too - attentive, friendly, welcoming.

Great spot for a quick bite before our show. The prices are very reasonable, waiters attentive and food delicious. We had the shishito peppers, quinoa bowl, calamari, burger and many other dishes.

This restaurant was absolutely wonderful. We were staying close by and we had a great experience with the staff, the food and we met a new friend Colan who was in charge. He made sure we had everything we needed. His presence was everywhere.. He went above and beyond and made us feel so welcome and appreciated...The food was delicious and the presentation was eye catching...We came back on three different occasions while we were there in the city. My family would truly recommend this GEM OF A PLACE...

Great spot for a casual dinner midtown between Empire State and Macy's , not too expensive and the service is brilliant, no dress code, limited menu of well cooked pasta and salads. Friendly welcoming vibe, so good we went twice

Food is damn good! The freaking garlic knots with burrata is just wowza! I mean piping hot garlic knot bread with creamy AF cheese with fresh tomato jam was so perfect! The meatballs were really well seasoned and swimming in perfect ricotta tomato sauce. The spaghetti and clams were good, but nothing really special. We did forgo the sausage butter base since my friend didn't want spicy, so maybe that would take the dish to where it needed to be. I have to say though, the dessert may have been one of my all-time fav desserts. Holy cow the banana pudding with a toasted marshmallow top and vanilla wafers and fresh bananas was OMG in my mouth over and over again. I literally think I fell I love with sweets here. The service was the lack luster piece. We felt forgotten before dessert when they changed over waitstaff and we weren't alerted our waitress just up and left. And to get our bill took awhile too. We felt like an after thought. But the food held up its end of the bargain so I'm giving it a good review nonetheless.

Admittedly, I did not eat a full meal here, but did stop in for a cocktail and snack in the late afternoon. I was struck by the room -- I enjoyed sitting at the bar, but had I been with other guests, I would have enjoyed the booths around the edges of the room, they looked very comfortable and had a bit of privacy, which is not that common in a lot of venues. I opted for the appetizer with smashed beets, feta and flatbread, which was plated beautifully and quite tasty -- just the right amount at the time. I had heard much about the burrata, but the bartender had warned me that it was really enough for two people, so I will need to come back for that. As far as the cocktail goes (the Wall Street), I thought it was no more than average and rather overpriced compared to other spots I have visited in the area. I'd be tempted to come back for a meal, but wouldn't stop in again for a cocktail.

Stumbled across this restaurant as we were staying nearby. Dinner for 1 adult and 2 hungry teenage boys cost us $190 plus tips, so not cheap, but the food was amazing and the service too notch so well worth it. Nice atmosphere in there too. Happy customers with full tummies here :)

We stayed at the Executive Hotel Le Soleil next door and had breakfast here every morning, a lunch and several happy hours.I am now totally addicted to their avocado toast and fruit&berries! Everything we had was prepared and served nicely. We had great experiences with all the staff and especially managers Joe and Conel, who were super friendly and accommodating.

Staying at the adjoining hotel we ate here a few times. A great addition to staying here! Coffee, tea, cocktails, lunch, dinner and dessert were all really high standard and service was excellent.

The restaurant is part of the hotel I was staying so it was very convenient. No waiting time for breakfast or lunch.

We needed a place that could take a reservation and handle a group of nine for brunch. The menu had diverse offerings with both breakfast and lunch options. The place has a neat atmosphere, great service, and the food was delicious. Portions were large (with the exception of the French toast that was all of 2 slices of bread, so skip that if you have a healthy appetite). Great location in midtown with brunch entrees at $17-18.

This is a restaurant next to a hotel. The food was great and the staff was very friendly. When we arrived there were a lot of people in suits having something to eat after work. So it might look fancy when you walk in.

This is a nicely decorated restaurant that had a great hamburger. It is in a great location next to many other bars and restaurants. Service was good. I would eat here again.

Imagine a bar and restaraunt which was like a speakeasy but instead of the attitude they went out of their way to be friendly and welcoming. That's what you get with Trademark Taste & Grind, a hidden gem in Mid-Town. While the speakeasy nature isn't overdone, you do need to walk through a coffee shop to get to the entrance. There you'll be met by hostesses who actually care and have no attitude. Inside it's a white tiled beauty with some amazing booths that you could snuggle the night away in. The menu is American Tavern with a twist. Shishido peppers are a huge stand out in the appetizer menu and for the main course, you just can't go wrong with the TM Burger. My son got his Medium Well (yeah, I know...) the burger was cooked to perfection and was juicy as I've ever seen a burger of that doneness. But it's really the staff which makes this place special, they are friendly, warm and just get service. Trademark isn't inexpensive, but you get what you pay for, and in mid-town, this place is too good to pass up!

Picked this place thanks to google maps. Attached to the Le soliel hotel, we arrived around 2pm the restaurant was empty except for one other table but the hostess at the front still asked if I had a reservation.... They have a Business lunch special until 3pm- $21 for a starter and entreé with option for dessert at $10 extra. This is a pretty good deal considering their burger alone is $19. We had the shredded beets with yogurt, tahini and naan to start. And the ™ burger as an entree. I also ordered their grilled cheese toast on the side. Shared between 2 people, we were stuffed by the end of it (always need to remind myself of American portions). Beets starter was delish! Very distinct flavors, good size appie. Burger was good- nice, thick and juicy patty with onion straws and pepper jack cheese, only complaint is that the bottom bun was soggy by the time the dish arrived to our table. Grilled cheese toast with chorizo was also delish, a tad on the salty side. Service was friendly and attentive (I would have expected as much since we were the only ones there), although the food came out quite slowly. Decor was nice and cozy, I'm sure the place livens up at dinner, they have a sizable bar in the middle of the room. There is also a cute cafe that serves as the foyer of the restaurant, didn't get to try the brew but it sure smelled great. Happy with the choice to eat late lunch here, would return.

I went to this restaurant on the recommendation of TripAdvisor. It was far better that I expected. The atmosphere was great. The service was prompt and the food was truly outstanding.

A small restaurant located behind the Grind coffee shop, Trademark is part of a well regarded restaurant group in Midtown. Every review called out the burrata & knots, which did not disappoint. Neither did the other appetizers and small plates. Dinner course was excellently executed. The Brick Chicken was tender and moist; steaks and fish were prepared perfectly. No room for dinner on this visit since we devoured everything on our plates. There aren't many moderately priced establishments nearby so be sure to try this one.

having dined at other establishments by this outfit I was surprised to find the atmosphere comfortable and not overwhelmingly loud the so many places are these days, the service was spot-on without being overly solicitous or intrusive, and the food was really quite tasty. everything was just right and the prices were right. one complaint - the executive lunch menu, one of the things that brought me in - was only available at the bar. i did not notice any such limitation on the website, but even if it is there i felt it was a little bit of bait and switch.

Was recently staying at Executive Hotel Le Soleil in midtown nyc which was a wonderful stay and was so pleased that I didn’t have to leave the hotel for food as Trademark Taste & Grind the restaurant in the hotel was excellent to have lunch and dinner for the two days i was at the hotel. I highly recommend this restaurant and you must have there delicious coffee.

Staying next door, we decided to pop in for a drink. We were not disappointed. The bar staff were engaging, fun and mixed some great cocktails. Dinner also did not disappoint and staff were happy to explain the Americanisms of the menu without being patronising or aloof. All up, this place is cool, funky and a slice of tranquility to escape the buzz of Manhattan. Good tunes, good food and good drinks = a great night.

Excellent food, great service, reasonably priced. We were so happy that we checked out Trademark for dinner. The food was spectacular, 4 of our party of 6 got the short ribs—-they were perfectly seasoned and comfort food on a cold winter day. The wild mushroom ravioli were delicious as was the other pasta dish. Highly recommend!

Despite not booking we were seated within a few minutes (didn’t even have time to order a drink). Atmosphere nice, and restaurant very clean. Both had the TM burgers which were excellent, good value, and cooked exactly as we asked for. Service was great, with friendly helpful staff. All in all, spot on.

I love this place thanks to TA! Cool place not far from Penn Station. I had the Hangover Hash which was outstanding! Others had the waffles and steak and eggs. All perfect. The avocado and egg was outstanding as well. The blood Mary looked amazing and was very good. Go to this place! It was excellent!

Been there a few times both for work dinners and with friends. Good spot with good service. The meatballs are especially delicious as is the Burrata. Recommended. Only downside - can be a little hot at times.

Good service, food and drink. The best French Fries we've had in years. We also had a very good hamburger. Prices were not as high as some other New York Restaurants.

Trademark is just something else. Stumbled upon this place on a nice summer night. Best brick chicken i've ever had. Finished with a specialty Espresso Martini with frangelico while listening to live music in the lounge. Thank you so much!

Coming from down under where we have great coffee… We were lucky to be staying in a hotel that catered our needs for great coffee. Cool setup & 5star coffee

We ate here Christmas evening. Food was very good, once we got through the three courses, which did take a little longer than expected, but it was fine. The bus boy, AKEYA, was awesome! The waiter was cordial and did a great job. However, opentable.com said that there was a $55 price fix menu that included, salmon, pasta and prime rib! (What a deal! I booked it!). When we looked at the menu, it was there was a $15 upcharge for prime rib. I felt duped! The table behind us complained and got their $15 upcharge removed, but we didn't. My daughter thought this was the best meal of our trip. Enjoyed the chocolate chip cookie skillet dessert.

Close to shopping. They offer a nice breakfast/brunch menu but also have good lunch selections. The coffee is very strong though.

My family is gluten-free so it’s difficult to find a restaurant that’s accommodating. I was in the mood for steak, and found this restaurant by chance on the website. We were seated in a cozy booth and soon cheerfully greeted by our waiter, Bobby. When we told him we were gluten-free, he was kind enough to patiently go through the menu to find selections that worked. When he wasn’t sure, he actually had the chef come out to speak with us! Bobby made great recommendations, including the wine choice. The hanger steak and salmon were perfectly cooked, and the delicious mushroom and potato side dishes were perfect for 2. Chris, the manager, came by to make sure our dinners met our dietary needs and were enjoyable. We ended our meal with a very flavorful mango sorbet and delicious cup of coffee. From the outstanding service to the perfect dinner dishes, our meal exceeded our expectations and was one of the best dining experiences we’ve had in New York! We can’t wait to come back to enjoy another delicious meal with our new friends!

Despite over all great reviews, this place could not have been more disappointing. Service was poor, actually bizarre as well; food was cold. While we were waiting for the rest of our party to arrive, we order a cup of hot tea. the waitress brought the cup, and a carafe of hot water, put the cup on the table and walked away, not to be seen for another 6 or 7 minutes. When it came time for her to take our order, my wife made a request on how the salmon should be prepared, and the waitress walked away and didn't even return. We had to get a manager's attention who ended up taking our order. We asked for two glasses of ice for our water; it seemed like another 10 minutes elapsed until he brought it over. Surprisingly the restaurant was not very busy, so it was hard to even understand these issues question on

We went to this restaurant on our first night in New York. The service was excellent and the food was absolutely amazing. Highly recommended.

I came here for lunch a few weeks ago and will absolutely be returning. The Cesar salad with salmon was unbelievable. The salmon was cooked perfectly. The fries were delicious. If you go, you have to try the cookies because they are some of the best cookies i have ever had. This restaurant is in between two avenues so it's more quiet and you almost forget you are in the city.

We stayed at Executive Hotel de Soleil within walking distance of our show at Madison Square Garden, and decided to eat here at our hotel for convenience. Healthy, fast and delicious dinner!

Brick chicken was out of this world! Also the gelato and caramel apple cheesecake were great for dessert!

We watched the TCU game amid a cacophony of drunk and happy patrons and music. As usual, we sat at the bar. Recommended by our Airbnb hostess Nanda — we had burrata and garlic nuts, squash ricotta, then lost our memories of other appetizers because of ample martinis and a TCU comeback over Stanford.

Had brunch here on a Sunday afternoon while visiting from out of town. Interestingly, we made a reservation days ahead of time but didn't need it. There were plenty of seats when we arrived and when we left. Great food and neat atmosphere. Menu was just the right length - enough interesting options without having dozens of things pour over. My only comment about the menu and pricing: I get it - it's NYC, so things are going to be more expensive comparatively, but we were charged $10 for a small plate of scrambled eggs that we wanted for one of our kids. Not sure if that was some sort of inconvenience fee for a custom item not on the menu. Could have been $5 and it still would have been profitable for the restaurant. That said, we really liked it, would go back, and would recommend it.

We pre-booked months in advance for Christmas Day on our first holiday to New York and had hoped to make it really special for our two children. We have been kept waiting and waiting... And waiting and given no idea if and when we might be able to be seated well past our reservation time. The staff ignored us and we have ended up putting our children to bed with no dinner on Christmas Day. I have never been so disappointed

Love this place. Discovered this jewel of a restaurant last year when in NYC on business. Couldn’t wait to go back this year when I was there for fun. Great service, good food, and energetic staff. Back to the city in the spring and will definitely have a meal here.

A great little speakeasy near Broadway, Bryant Park and MSG. The TM Burger was exceptional. As was the calamari. The only reason for 4 stars and not 5 is a somewhat limited menu and they were out of ravioli at 5:30 on. Friday night? Aside from that really nice find for a good meal and cocktail before a Rangers game or other event at MSG. Maybe a ten minute walk. Would definitely go back.

We are here with the kids...they loved the waffles. Staff was very attentive. My husband and I had the breakfast sandwich! Great! Potatoes are amazing!

It is always tempting to just stay put for breakfast when you are in a hotel. Clearly, in Manhattan, you have hundreds and hundreds of other options. Our breakfast was well crafted, cheerfully served and of decent quality if a bit overpriced. We were asked if we had any vouchers-and it would have been nice if we did! As to the other meals-too many other options in restaurants that aren't dependent on a captive and out of town audience.

This place is beautiful and the brunch was great but there were 4 people working and we were barely checked on. We saw our waiter twice, once to take our order and then to give us the bill. Someone from the kitchen brought me my waffle without any of the extras (berries and cream) I had asked for and when we realized it wasn't coming out we waited for someone to come by and ask us if we needed anything but no one did. The server who gave us water finally caught our eye and we asked for our extras so we could start. After more waiting the kitchen server finally brought it out for us. When my husband started his hash there was a massive hair in the food. Another young lady was the one who asked us how our food was and got my husband an espresso since he didn't like the coffee. The food was great and the aesthetic was lovely. But the restaurant was not busy so there was no reason for four different servers to be so unhelpful.

Restaurants attached to hotels can be very hit or miss, but this one is a hit on two levels. It is attached to the Executive Hotel Le Soleil Trademark has a solid restaurant (the warm olives and short rib sliders were very tasty). It has a pub atmosphere, but you can also sit in the lounge of the hotel and have full meal service (we bypassed a sizable line and enjoyed dinner by the fireplace). Trademark also has a coffee shop in the front that has very good coffee and baked goods. A great choice even if you aren't staying at the Executive.