The Park

I came here to celebrate a family member’s graduation. The atmosphere is really nice, and our server was very friendly. It’s nice that they have a lot of vegetarian options on their menu, but I really wish they had vegan options labeled as well since just about all of the vegetarian options had some form of dairy in them.
My fiancé and I each ordered one of their vegan pies without cheese (we also asked to swap the cheese with mushrooms and they accommodated). When our orders came out they didn’t have ricotta, but did have mozzarella on them. The manager came out and apologized for it when they brought out our correct orders. It seems the kitchen messed up because our server said they wrote «no dairy» on the order. I thought the pizza I got was pretty good, it was a lot better when I took the half I didn’t finish home and reheated it in my oven with miyoko’s vegan mozzarella. Everyone else we were with seemed to be happy with what they ordered, and all of the staff were very friendly, polite and attentive.
Would I come back here? Only if I was with a group of omnivores that really wanted to go here, but I wouldn’t suggest it. I’d love to come back on my own but I wouldn’t unless they add better vegan options to the menu. I was also disappointed the bread and oil they brought out for the table wasn’t even vegan (the bread had egg). But they definitely have the potential to modify a few of their menu items and make a couple of really great vegan dishes, they could even just stock some vegan cheese for pizzas. I’d really love to see that happen.

Let me preface this by saying I almost never complain about customer service at restaurants. Servers have a tough job, and I always tip well.
The facts:
We live in the neighborhood and have walked by this place so many times. I saw the reviews and decided not to try this place on my birthday. But today, after Pride, we decided to try it out.
We made a 7pm reservation.
The hostess seemed desperate for another job. No warmth. No smile.
We sat down at 7:00. One server kept walking by and around us, serving all the other tables except us.
Ten minutes later, someone finally brought us water.
Five minutes later, we have to wave down some other server to take our order. He was not supposed to be our waiter but «voluntarily» took us on and placed our order, including drinks.
7:30 comes, and we were just about to get up and walk out as we have yet to get our bread or drinks. They finally arrive at 7:35. Our volunteer server came and told us that the person who was supposed to serve us had not shown up to work yet. That made no sense because we had servers looking right at us, over us, through us, and still ignoring us. Every other table had someone attending to them, although most people looked displeased. Plus, our volunteer server put in our order but did not check to bring it to us.
7:40 we speak with the manager. He comps our 2 drinks, which hardly had any alcohol. But still he was kind and understood our frustration. Our appetizer (flatbread and Mediterranean salad) arrives with our drinks. Two thumbs down. No taste. For either one, drinks and appetizer alike.
Around that time, our would-​be server arrives to work. She tries to serve us by bringing new silverware for our meal, not even apologizing. Maybe she didn’t know???
About 7:50, the food shows up. Salmon with some veggie crap and steak frites. It was as if we had dined at Applebee’s. My steak was tough despite being medium rare. It had been sitting there for a long time. So long that the juices dried up. But I was over it and just wanted to eat rather than send it back. The salmon was bad. There was no flavor to anything.
The best part of the meal plus appetizer was the fries with my steak. That’s it.
Around 8:10, our volunteer server comes back and asks if we would like another drink. We said only if they are on the house. He said he would check, and when he came back, he brought two drinks. They later showed up on the bill.
When we got the bill, I still was willing to tip the waiter that took on our table. I inquired with the manager if the tip could go straight to him, but he said the tips go to everyone, not just the server. Well, screw that. I didn’t want the late comer to have any piece of this tip, nor the server that walked by us over and over again.
For the first time in a decade, I left no tip. The food was really bad, and so was the service. At least they comped us all the drinks, but I would never recommend this place to anyone.

The Décor is BEAUTIFUL I mean it just IS! The bar is really good too… strong drinks, GREAT HAPPY HOUR!
The place only loses it for me in terms of service. They seemed to be a bit short staffed when I went and my waitress was holding down far too many tables alone. So of course the level of service suffered. It was hard to pay the bill, the host/​manager (who btw as GREAT and very attentive) had to take the bill. Also the food was good, but for the price it wasnt up to par.
That said, I think I will be back… it seems like a really good date spot.

Came here for Memorial Day dinner with a group of 10 people, and was not expecting a lot given the poor rating on Unilocal.Needless to say, those expectations were met.
People are definitely drawn in here for the décor of the store, and I was definitely part of that statistic however the food here is terrible and the service is equally terrible. Literally sat down looking at the menu for around 40 minutes before the waiter even came to see if we were ready to order and, honestly some of us weren’t sure yet because he took so long to come by that we had forgotten what we wanted. While taking our orders, he seemed so irritated because we were taking so long but what do you expect from a table of 10? There would have to be some confusion and it is your job to clarify what each person wants, make sure that you heard them clearly and still deliver a positive attitude.
After ordering, our ONE appetizer came out, which was calamari and pretty good. Probably best thing all night. It comes with a chipotle aioli which I never thought to have with calamari, but it was pair together pretty nicely. They also had the regular marinara sauce and I liked that as well.
I had the magherita pizza, $ 14, which is the best pizza they have and PLEASE DO NOT try your luck with the other ones because they are DISGUSTING. Especially the smoked chicken, which doesn’t have any marinara sauce or cheese, and is covered in EGGS. I took a bite out of my friends’ and it was just absolutely horrific. My friend ordered the classic burger, veggie and another person in the table had ordered the classic burger with beef. The waiter and busboy had no idea which one was veggie or beef, this was a HUGE problem to me. As I find it a huge deal asking a vegan to accidentally take a bite out of a beef burger just to check if it was beef or veggies (patty made of beans).
My friends and I took lots of photos here and they didn’t rush us at all. Granted, it was very empty during the time that I went. Just my party, a couple parties of two and one other large party. But, we were all over the place and barely at the table at all and they were very kind with that.
It took forever to get the bill settled but, finally we paid and left. I definitely expected more out of service and food from this establishment given it’s fancy décor and stuff. But always trust Unilocal reviews and ratings!

Atmosphere and location enticing but food maybe not so much so. Service is also marginal and so I’m guessing this could be an evening spot instead of lunch or brunch. I tried this due to access to the high line but walked out knowing other location enroute to the park would fit my needs more.
Oh, really cool chairs and natural setting inside does transport the average Joe pretty far so be forewarned, you could be pulled in by that alone.

As tourists, we have to point out 2 things…
The hostess is a liar… We were waiting for a table and wanted to get drinks at the bar. The bar was closed so we asked if there were bars around the neighborhood, she straight up lied to us and said none. We walked outside and the first thing we saw was a pizza place with a bar… Right… Next… Door…
The waiter was inattentive and we were served by everyone but him.
Awesome, delicious food and the ambience is amazing… I’d recommend this place to eat if you don’t mind being lied to… The waiter I can understand because it’s a stressful job and he was doing his best, we still gave him a 20% tip because he seemed nice…
The hostess, all you’re doing is standing there… You know there was a bar next door… You KNEW it as you lied to our faces… You are the reason why this is a one star rating…

I come here for the nightlife only so that’s what I am commenting on. Firstly, you have to be dressed appropriately to be able to get in. This means you have to be in a button down, no shorts, and no running shoes.
Once you get inside there are several different rooms and bars throughout the place. There’s two dance floors: one in the backroom and one upstairs. If you don’t want to scream over one another, then there’s a really nice room you can hangout where there’s a lit up tree in the middle.
Drinks are the typical NYC price. Service is standard. Definitely one of the spots I keep in my mind when going out in the area.

I’ve only come for drinks and apps, but I’ve been here twice now and I’ve left happy both times. The tree/​light setup makes you feel like you’re In a forest in the middle of the city, and that’s why I like it. The outside totally fails to represent how beautiful it is inside, so don’t be turned off my the fugly exterior.
The environment makes up for the slow service. The servers always seem super busy (which maybe they are) but it’s so chill and laid back that I don’t really mind in most cases. Medium priced drinks in a cool area — Meatpacking is the ultimate club scene so this is refreshing for a pregame. Drinks are around $ 8 – 15. I wish the upstairs part was open more because that’s another really cool feature of the bar. Really like this place but can’t speak for the food.

I only give this place a couple of months before they shut down. And it’s a shame, the environment is nice but the staff is awful, in particular, the pretentious and condescending hostess.
On one of the busiest restaurant days of the year, they were dead. And when it seemed as though should have been begging for the business, they were rude and elitist, like some bad night club.
The food was mediocre at best, but that can’t boost the one star rating. Needless to say, I won’t be coming back here. In fact, I don’t think anyone will be, as it seems like they are ready to close for good.
The only thing positive about this place is the inevitable public auction to come, when people will be able to snatch up the nice décor at dirt cheap prices. Then I’ll probably come back.

The park is a great place that I usually go to for brunch when I am visiting New York. It is one of the rare good locations that isn’t always packed in the area and it has a great sunroom. Although I think they dropped their quality of food over the years. I ordered the crispy avocado frisée salad with poached eggs; the avocados were great but the salad greens weren’t fresh. I also didn’t have any frisée but another type of cheaper curly lettuce. My husband ordered eggs Benedict and his potatoes were almost burned, while his eggs were nicely cooked. The breakfast pizza tasted good but it was a bit too oily to enjoy. The bloody marrys were simply excellent. Our service wasn’t bad. The complimentary banana bread was delicious.

This place appears to be everything! It’s a club, it’s a bar, it’s a lounge, and it’s a restaurant too. I had a great time here!
I’m really digging the earthy décor and the levels of ratchetness I experienced. As well as, obscure music and basic hip hop here (anything that isn’t hip hop is plain obscure to me). I saw people from many facets of life here (minus hobos).
I will say that the staff was really good at clearing up the drinks when they fell in the «club» portion of it. I enjoyed my drinks here but I cannot comment on price since I didn’t pay for them (I’m sure they are pricey). And, it was only after I saw my cousin make out with three different girls in a span of ten minutes, that I realized maybe life ain’t so bad at 2 am. Everyone’s happy and snap chatting and dancing, and we think too much and should just live in the moment. It was my anti-​zen Buddha awakening and it lasted maybe 25 min before my feet started to hurt and I wanted to go home.
I would definitely come back here!

First off, this place is gorgeous! True to its name, the green house with exposed bricks makes the restaurant feel like an indoor park. The place is very roomy and we never have to wait too long to get seated. The park is a great brunch spot for families with kids and big groups, since it’s a pretty roomy restaurant especially for New York. A tip for tourists is that they help store bags, which was super convenient for when we toured the highline afterwards.
In terms of food, the pulled pork hash was my absolute favorite. It had so many layers of flavored and the consistency was melty and smooth. It comes with sweet potatoes, which adds to the savory flavor. Their French toast is HUGE and delicious. I’d highly recommend both!

I was just here on Saturday evening with friends.
Drinks — We had a pitcher of white sangria, which was a generous size, well garnished and delicious.
Food — I was satisfied and the pricing was moderate for this location
— complimentary bread was the best item for me. The inner side of the bread was just the right kind of moist and it was thick :)
— Calamari was a good portion and quite delish. i wish it was more crispy
— Pesto and ricotta pizza was not it for me, despite the hype of other reviewers on here. I think I just need to stay off this veggie/​cheese combos but that is personal
— Lamb meatballs were really good and quite gamey. It could do better with more spice
Service — Actual dining service was superb and excellent but the front desk host was quite terrible. She told us to wait 5 mins, then 20 mins, then she does not know how long, and then just come in. Like What! We could have left but were just too tired to walk elsewhere.
Ambience — Excellent. I love faux outdoor vibe and cafeteria but not crowded feel .
I will be back for the white sangria pitcher ;)

I’ve enjoyed myself during the three times I’ve been to the Park (one for a Friday night hangout, another for a corporate dinner at the upstairs level, the other for an event afterparty). I’m glad that they had some cider at the bar last Friday night, since I wasn’t in an intense drinking mood at that time.
The Park’s interior is one of the restaurant’s best features. The indoor garden is beautiful, and the space upstairs is great, too– very open, with its own bar, and a heated/​insulated common space for dinners or presentations that looks directly out onto the High Line. If you ever get bored in one space or room, you can just go to another one!
The bartenders I’ve interacted with here have been energetic and accommodating: they seem to know that their vibe affects the customers’ experiences in the Park. I like that.

Food is great, drinks are strong/​amazing, venue is huge, décor is awesome… seriously what else is there not to like? I haven’t been here as a club but will hopefully soon return for that! I would say only downfall is its far location on 10^th ave but once there it’s well worth the experience with its great ambiance!
I can only hope my late night adventures here would be just as awesome if not better!

I’ve never gotten actual food here, but I’ve come for drinks and also at night for the nightlife.
During the day the upstairs area is closed, but at night it’s open as a bar and a pseudo-​open space dance floor. I’ve never seen the Park really crowded but it does have a solid crowd most of the time. Crowd at night is kind of older, especially since I think Avenue and Artichoke next door capture everyone else.
You know why it’s called the Park the second you walk in — the downstairs area has a large, enclosed garden with trees, birds, and benches made out of stumps. The vibe is very laid back and chill, and I feel like it would be a great place to spend a lazy Sunday evening nursing a drink. The tables are set in the garden for table service, but you can also just go sit and chill at some of the benches or open tables without having to order actual food.
Since the garden is enclosed but feels like outdoors, I imagine it would be fantastic in the winter. They have heaters attached to the roof. At night they have twinkling lights on the trees which make for a very cute, romantic vibe. Drinks are reasonably priced for New York.
Overall, the vibe at The Park is really great and I think the large, heated garden with trees and birds is something that’s really unique.

I went here for dinner tonight with my buddy Dan as this place isn’t even a block from his apartment. I was hesitant due to the unstellar rating, but he said he liked it so why not. I was plesantly surprised.
It was 11pm on a Friday night and apparently their kitchen stays open until 12:45am. That’s pretty great. We initially got sat outside but some louder groups made chatting difficult, so we had them move us inside. Much better. I’m sure outside would be great earlier in the night or if you were in more of a partying mood.
I had looked at the menu online and already had decided on the salmon. I asked for it as rare as the cook was comfortable with, and it came out just amazing. Really flavorful and accompanied with celery root and mushrooms. The meal was only $ 20 which is a great price for New York, hell a great price for anywhere for a meal of that size/​quality.
I’m not sure how everything else on the menu is, but this one sure hit it out of the park. Good service, too. I’d come back, but it’d be tough not to order the salmon again!

Been to The Park multiple times — but most of the time it has been after midnight. I always have fun here. Last night, however, I came for my friend’s birthday dinner — so got a nice experience in the evening instead of to party.
Back in the day I considered doing my sister’s bridal shower here — and they were really nice about working with me to accomplish this — but at the end we didn’t end up doing so because it wasn’t practical.
My friend made a reservation for 16 people (changed to 15 last minute) — they made her make a seating chart and create name cards for everyone. I thought it was a cute touch. A bit aggressive, but ended up working out.
They have beautiful décor — mostly with plants and trees all over the place. The floor is brick, and the ambiance is classy. In the bar area they have really cool wooden seating that makes it feel like you are in a forrest. Everyone I saw in The Park was very well-​dressed.
A few points:
(1)I wish the table was more circular so that we could have all seen each other — but it ended up being a really nice dinner and the long table was fine.
(2) Our waitress was very nice — she really tried hard to constantly attend to us.
(3) My friend got a cake from outside to have at this dinner. The Park was really nice about cutting it for us – they charged a $ 60 plating fee for 15 people. BUT we planned on going out afterwards, and we didn’t want to carry the cake around with us so we asked if my friend could come pick it up the next day, and they said they will put it in the fridge and would be happy to do that for us.
(4) Service was pretty slow. It took a really long time to bring out our food and the cake after we sang happy birthday. Even the drinks took quite a while. We were there from 7:15am until almost 11:00pm.
They bring out this really nice bread for the table on a plank of wood with oil. I think there was rosemary in it – and tasted really nice with the oil. Great start to the meal.
I also got the mint lemonade. It had a nice fresh flavor to it because of the mint.
The menu is very vegetarian friendly — which I always appreciate. They specifically mark items that are vegetarian and others that are gluten-​free — which is awesome for people like me with diet restrictions.
Me and my friend shared the Margherita pizza and a side of french fries. The pizza was definitely more than enough for the two of us to share — and the waitress brought out red pepper flakes and ketchup (for the fries) upon our request. I thought the fries were very well-​made and cooked to perfection.
The waitress was also super nice about taking our photo. She took a few shots of the table for us at various times during the meal, and took a group shot at the end.
Aside from the service being pretty slow, I had a wonderful time at The Park last night. I would definitely come back here for dinner and bring people here for future events.

I hosted a large party of 12 for brunch here and the Park handled it very well. From the reservation to the service, it was easy, so I would definitely recommend them for larger parties or events. They have several beautiful spaces that can accommodate various-​sized gatherings. I requested their garden, which I’m glad we were able to sit in — it’s a beautiful indoor park almost, with trees and soaring ceilings and plenty of natural light (just look at the pictures).
The food was also surprisingly good. I always crave both something sweet and savory for brunch, so my friend was kind enough to split the huevos rancheros and crunchy French toast with mascarpone & maple-​vanilla syrup with me. Both were delicious! If I had to choose between the two, I’d pick the huevos rancheros. My mango mimosa was very sticky on the outside of the glass and didn’t wow me as much as I expected it to. Coffee was good. Service was prompt. We had a lovely long table by the windows. This is a great place to come to on cold winter days when you want to get some daylight and feel like you’re surrounded by nature. Just watch out for that bird poop. Yes, that’s right, there are real birds in there because of the trees and yes, they may poop right into your food. But I’ll happily take that chance.

So far so good. I have been here once at night for the club which was super fun. Top 40 music with different floors and great décor. Bouncers were respectful and professional.
And when I went here for lunch, food was okay but ambiance and service made up for it ten fold. Their cheese came a little dry on edges and meats needed to be more fresh so that I can taste the spices. Other than that, my server and hostess was absolutely charming and accommodating. Must I add that the rest of the staff bid gave their salutations as we were on our way out which made it feel a little more homey and that much more amazing. Thank you!

I have been here for both dinner and brunch and in both cases have found the food to be rather mediocre.
The redeeming quality of Park is it’s décor (granting it one extra star in my review!). The first room, the indoor dining room, has a large, bright, beautiful, fully stocked bar in the center, and a lounge area with several comfortable looking chairs. The second is the «outdoor» room, which is completely covered and enclosed during the winter time is filled with trees and plants, which are lit up at night. It’s pretty enchanting, and the décor really makes you feel like you’re dining in the middle of a park, hence the name. The one downfall is that it can be hard getting to your table sometimes in places where the furniture/​décor isn’t as well placed. When I came for dinner, there was a huge rock right behind my chair, making it hard to get in and out.
When late night approaches, they also have a DJ and a dance area, which was pretty popular. Could be perfect to do right before heading over to Avenue next door.
Food (brunch):
— Bread basket: To start the table was given the most adorable plate of banana bread and butter; it looked absolutely lovely, but the bread itself was super dry
— Huevos rancheros: I’d say it was pretty average, and there were way too many beans, making the dish pretty bland.
To be honest, I think I’d only return here for drinks to appreciate the atmosphere. It’d be a great place for casual drinks with friends or a date. Wouldn’t eat the food again.

First walking in, I thought this place seemed quite lovely with the lights on the trees, different areas of comfort, an warm fireplace and greenhouse style area. That’s where a group of my friends and I sat, in the «greenhouse.» In this area, there are a bunch of birds flying above you as your drink and eat. While enjoying time with friends I haven’t seen in months, some years, bird’s pooped all over the table multiple times! Thank goodness it didn’t get on is or in our food!
I regrettably ordered a delicious crunchy French toast. However, I didn’t expect it to be so small of two slices that cost me $ 11! So expensive for meal that was completely unfulfilling for the hungry person I was in that moment. For that price, the French toast should have come with added eggs and sausages of the sort without extra costs! Thank goodness I shared food with friends to fill my stomach up a bit. Never ordering that there again for $ 11 with my small wallet! Some of the other dishes looked also small or at least decently sized.

«Let’s take a stroll in the park shall we?»
This place is pretty magical at night, upon getting inside there was a small wait which I didn’t mind waiting because I was waiting for my friends to park their cars and stuff but once when we got in it was like a rush of good feelings and a nice flowy vibe going. This place has a restaurant and a full bar on the first floor but I advice you not eat here because the food really wasn’t all that great when I had it. That’s really was my only complaint about this place, they could really do a better job in terms of quality, and presentation of the food overall. However, «the park atmosphere» brings happy feelings to life, with lighting on the trees in the building it really puts a good vibe to your soul making you want to get up and have an epic time.
«Let me take you threw the rooms»
Literally as you get upstairs you will notice there are plenty and I mean PLENTY of rooms that you can go into with different music to suit your dancing needs for the night. I say base it on your mood. They mainly play some of the best house/​hip-​hop/​edm music out there and each dj is really on point with their mixes, so you will find yourself grooving to the beat non-​stop then your gonna realize it’s time to go the next second you look at your phone. Some rooms offer a really cool view of New York and has a full bar also on the upper parts of the room. Plenty of seats for big groups and parties I highly suggest if you want a seat, reserve seat ahead of time so you avoid people being anal about seat arrangements.
«Overall»
Come walk around the park with your friends, it’s magical. If your looking for that house vibe/​hip-​hop/​edm or just looking for an epic night to tell your future grandkids, well this is the place to do that.

Warning to anyone with allergies: if you get hospitalized after eating food here containing allergens, they have a legal team and management that will not compensate your medical bills but blame you for eating it! Went here with a friend for brunch and I let the waiter know that I had a nut allergy. Bread arrived at our table as a free appetizer, when I ate it my mouth started tingling and my nose started running. The waiter said it had walnuts. I told him I had an allergy.
He proceeds to get me a glass of water and apologizes — Period. That’s all.
I’m starting to swell up in the face and I excuse myself to go to a Duane Reade around the corner, the pharmacy assistant then tells me to call 911 as I’m having an allergy attack and can’t breathe. I head back to The Park, stop my meal (they ended up charging me for a full meal I didn’t eat, btw, didn’t comp it at all) and Park calls an ambulance from their restaurant, after I DEMAND it!
Ambulance arrives. It took 30 minutes to decide if I wanted to go or not because I had no insurance and I knew it would be expensive, my friend and my mother pressured me to go — yeah, this is health care in America. After that, I agree to get care and receive shots from an epi-​pen in my arm and a 2 hour emergency room stay. The bill: Over $ 3,000. I had no insurance (keep in mind, this happened before Obamacare took effect). The Park’s response: «We are not responsible and we will fight if we need to. You are responsible for your own allergies.»
They weren’t going to pay the $ 3,000 bill. And, remember, they also charged me for a meal I didn’t end up eating.
Everything got turned around and double-​talked on me. Took about 1 year to sort out the repayment. I ended up going to the private hospital’s charity care department and got the bill covered at 95% due to my finances. My co-​pay was only $ 15. Contacted The Park almost a year after the incident to inform them of a charity care qualification for the $ 3000 they didn’t want to pay. And at least get $ 15 from them as a form of an apology. Management and corporate staff said: «What do you want us to do about it? You want $ 15 from us? Really.» Yeah. That happened. Needless to say, this changed my opinions about New York as a place to live, health care in the United States and especially The Park as a restaurant. Of course, I haven’t been back and my friend who wasn’t American but a tourist, saw the worst in U.S. health care culture. Worst experience ever at a restaurant.

***Review for brunch; 3.5 Stars***
The atmosphere is simply beautiful. It’s large with several different spaces including lots of living green and natural light. Also, because it’s large, you actually have space and are not piled on top of each other like in many other spots here in the City.
When we were seated, they quickly brought out delicious warm banana bread and coffee. I ordered the sunny eggs over creamy polenta — yum, yum, yum! It’s a relatively simple dish, but great and exactly what I was looking for. My friend ordered the salmon bennie and was very pleased with the flavors and portion. We also split the fresh ricotta with raspberries, almonds, and honey — it was very refreshing. There were lots of other tempting items on the menu so looking forward to coming back to this spot.

This review is based on the nightlife experience and not the dining aspect. However, the space is beautiful, conveniently located, and will be on my list to dine in the near future.
We arrived in what seemed early by New York City standards and there was already a line congregating. So be wary however it moved rather swiftly with no fuss. The Park is very large with different sections and two levels with a good looking crowd. Almost every gentleman had a blazer on. The front bar was fairly less crowded and quieter. The back bar was a bit more crowded and because of this took a bit longer when ordering a drink. However, I never had any issues with the bartenders being rude or ignoring me. They were very pleasant. With the restaurant being so large there were plenty of places to step away and take a seat and converse with friends. I really liked that. The upstairs/​rooftop was nice and open. Unfortunately I came here in December so I didn’t get to experience the full rooftop open air but it was still nice. I remember the bartenders being on top of their game and having cups of water pre-​filled ready to be passed out. The only negative is, and I might be mistaken, that the bathrooms are located in the lower level so it’s quite a bit of walk to get to. Top 40 music was played all night long. Overall, we had a very delightful unpretentious time at The Park.

Brunch is always great. The seating is large and there is an outdoor sitting as well.
Order the breakfast pizza!

Came here for the club section (NOT restaurant section) with friends on the Saturday after the 2016 New Year… Not so great experience. The place consist of two parts. The first part is on the first floor and its open all night long. Adjacent to it is an indoor fireplace and garden where you can sit and chat with friends. The second part is on the second floor with a roof top.
The music that was playing that night was not good. I never heard of them before, not in the radio, not from the internet, not from anywhere else. Not even old songs either… This was from both floors.
Perhaps it was the wrong time to come after everyone is having a hang over from a 2016 New Year Party…

Absolutely wonderful service. And a great way to brunch!!!
Seared tuna Niçoise salad — AMAZING! Filling as well which is amazing because most salads can be a little too light!
Brussel sprouts with hazelnuts — great side dish
Steak salad– another amazing choice. The waiter said it was her top choice and I’m glad I took her recommendation!!!

This place is absolutely GORGEOUS! My boyfriend brought me here last week for my birthday and honestly we had the best experience. We were seated in the «outdoor» area and I was stunned to see how beautifully decorated the trees were. The low lighting really set the mood for a relaxed dinner for two.
Our waiter Ricky was great! He was very helpful with choosing our entrees and dessert for the night. After our Mussel and Chorizo appetizer we had ordered the Grilled Salmon for me and Stuffed Chicken for him. Both dishes were beyond what we expected. A+ for a quality dinner! Ive been thinking about our dessert since, we had the Carrot cake brought to us with a little candle for me. So delicious!
It was a perfect night with my man and I definitely plan on visiting again.

Remember those post-​college years you used to spend all night every weekend at The Park, marveling at how many sections there were and then stumbled out with your friends and considered getting an overpriced room at a nearby hotel because you were too tired to go home? Um. me neither.
Brunch here as a real adult was a much better experience. The restaurant is beautiful in the daytime and spacious. Service at the bar and table service are equally as hospitable and swift. Drinks and food were good for brunch standards and our table of 10 – 11 were well taken care of and never felt like we were a nuisance. I’m not sure if this is just off-​season for brunch (maybe because it was a Saturday when we went?), but the place didn’t get packed that quickly and even when it finally did, it was fortunately not a typical hangover brunch scene.

Ugh. This place is unbearably gorgeous. Like BEAUTIFUL. I can’t even describe it. It is as its name suggests, an indoor park and it really feels like it even in the middle of December (albeit, a very warm one). I was already sold from the second I stepped in and looked around.
The next thing that knocked my socks off was the zucchini break and DEAR GOD the butter that accompanied it. I could’ve eaten that butter with a spoon I don’t even understand how it could be that delicious BUT IT WAS.
Finally, my entrée. I got the brunch entrée that consisted of eggs and beet hash (I can’t remember exactly what its called but its the only thing with beats on the menu). The sautéed onions paired with the tiny beet cubes were phenomenal and it was probably one of the best breakfast meals I’ve ever experienced (probably exaggerating a bit cuz I was starving but I seriously loved it).
If you want awesome tasting brunch in a fairy tale atmosphere — try this place. I would love to bring my family here sometime.

To begin with the space and the décor is really nice and the place is huge!
Went with a group of 6 people and the service was great. The food is mostly Italian with ahint of America (great burger choices) and really flavorful. I got the butternut squash gnocchi which was delicious! The portions are perfectly sized and I would love to come back to try more.
My four stars for 3 star Unilocal place just shows, one should not be too quick to judge.

Ok first, the place is great. I love the space and the plants.
I came here twice, once for brunch — we were two couples, and once with a lot of people, for brunch too — we might have been eight and were directed to a big round table.
The brunch did not disappoint, there is also a lot to eat (try the breakfast pizza!).
Price in-​line with New York, same for service. And we were allowed to stay a bit at our table, and chill, which was enjoyable.
Would definitely come back again!

4.5 stars rounded down.
I love their garden area which is technically indoors with an outdoor feel, which is perfect for NYC winters. The sparkly christmas lights in the trees make the place feel almost magical. I came on a Thursday night after dinner for drinks, they were not very busy and I found plenty of seating. The drinks were good and decently priced. I can’t speak to the food since I only had drinks, but I would definitely come back here just for the atmosphere and décor.
A great place to hang with your friends or your boo!

Very warm ambience. service was too. Love the courtyard area– cozy and refreshing and not cold at all for this time of the year.
We loved our food too: Park Burger and the Veggie Burger– especially the veggie burger: the patty is grilled, specially soft and tasty. I didn’t love the mozzarella appetizer– it was half-​cold.
The Hendricks Smash was good too– the sweeter and more flavor version of G&T. I would recommend people to go and get dinner, especially for couples– it’s quick romantic at night ;)

Was here for an event and not for a crazy weekend partying night, so my review may not be 100% representative of the bar. But for events, it’s definitely one of the cooler venues. There’s a front bar, and then like three other back bars. Most of them Asian themed in some way. There’s a loungey part, and an outdoor (or partially enclosed) area where they have dinner service. Décor is cool. Probably not my scene on a regular club night, but whatever.

Brunch food: 2 – 3 stars.
Venue: 5 stars.
For brunch, the food seems like standard frozen, not very fresh nor high quality food. It’s fine. Not bad per se, but not really good either. It’s a really nice place to be in, though. It’s a huge, bright venue with LOTS of great interior decoration that makes you feel like you’re outside. But it’s not worth coming to eat here just for that.
Night/​events: awesome place. Huge, multiple rooms, lots of people ok the weekends. It’s a great venue for daytime or weeknight events as well, if you ever get the pleasure to attend one here during those times.

A great place to grab an afternoon drink after gallery hopping or walking the high line.
Also a good spot for a lunch meeting with quick friendly service and nice options all around.
During my last visit I split a caesar salad, an arugula proscuitto pizza and had an iced tea. Perfect for a summer day with the breeze coming in through the open doors!

J’ai beaucoup aimé cet endroit, à la fois la partie bar et la partie restaurant. On a commencé par prendre un verre dans une sorte de grande véranda éclairée par des centaines de petites ampoules et des guirlandes lumineuses accrochées aux plantes et dans les arbres qui longeaient les murs et pendaient du plafond. La façade qui donne sur la rue est une grande baie vitrée ouverte pendant la journée, ce qui explique les oiseaux installés dans les treilles du toit ! Le cadre est vraiment agréable, l’ambiance décontractée mais un peu branchée, très sympa ! On peut commander au bar ou attendre le passage d’un serveur, mais personne né nous pousse a commander ou à consommer et on peut prendre son temps tranquillement et c’est plutôt appréciable. Les prix sont un peu élevés mais les cocktails sont plutôt originaux et on bénéficie de l’Happy Hour (50%) de 4 a 7.
Nous sommes ensuite passés dans la partie resto, une grande salle au style très diffèrent avec une lumière tamisée et des tables dans des box avec des banquettes en cuir. L’ambiance et le style sont un peu plus guindés que dans la partie bar mais toujours aussi agréable. La encore les prix sont un peu élevées mais la carte est sympa, elle propose a la fois des plats simples (pizza, burgers, salades) avec une touché d’originalité (comme cette salade betteraves dorées, cresson, framboise) et des assiettes de viande ou de poisson u’ peu plus recherchées. Petit plus, la planche de pain italien aux herbes a tremper dans l’huile d’olive en attendant les plats, miam !!
Le service est rapide et efficace et le personnel attentionné et aux petits soins, c’est un endroit qui donne envie d’y retourner !