Old Rose

Very cool setting with Picasso-like black-and-white murals, sort of Art Deco ceiling lights, grey marble tables, and wood shuttered windows. Well-done American food for fair prices. The brunch pizza was crispy and juicy. The fried squid was excellent too, coming with a spicy mayo.

Underrated brunch place! The interior is beautiful and the place located inside a hotel at the edge of the island by the water, so it's in a quiet area which is rare for New York City. The food is solid, portions good, and prices fair. Hard to find a place that looks this nice but is casual and affordable - perfect date spot.

Food was very good but service was slow. Less than half full at dinnertime on Saturday and took 45 minutes to get our appetizers. Still would go back because the food was really good. We tried two different pastas and both tasted great. Also a little pricey

A great little cafe in Chelsea on the first floor of the Jane Hotel that over looks the Hudson river. Breakfast was delicious and it was a charming little place that I would definitely visit again and recommend! We were sat right next to a well known actor who quietly reviewed a script while he ate, which was a fun bonus!

The food wasn’t bad, but the service was horrendous. It seemed like it was everyone’s first day on the job. We were never checked on and our server kept forgetting things. Add the fire alarm going off for five minutes and this place is a must miss.

Amazing place to have dinner, great wine list and cocktails. THE BEST BURGER I EVER HAD HANDS DOWN!!!. Pastas a most try. Chef Jack is the best together with the Manager Michael and the rest of the crew.

I love it, services terrific, food easy and good love the ambiance and location is just the best