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- CCraigVIPMississippi •35 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoThe iconic destination never disappoints, with great food, interesting dishes, knowledgable staff and attentive support staff. Not to mention the VIEW of courseMore infoThe River CafePrice: Very Expensive• American• DUMBO•4.8
- SSarahVIPGreater Boston •21 reviews4.0Dined 2 days agoGreat tasty food Relaxed funny staff Good value Wonderful comfort food and easy Spacious environment to matchMore infoEssexPrice: Expensive• Fusion / Eclectic• Lower East Side•4.5
- RRUTHIVIPNew York City •9 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoDelicious food and excellent service. We were seated immediately and not rushed during our dinner! Loved the Chumus, cauliflower, lamb kabob, salad and chicken! Looking forward to coming back again- would love to try brunch next time!!More infoReunionPrice: Moderate• Israeli• Williamsburg•4.6
- BBlakeNew York City •2 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoFood was excellent, especially all 3 entrees we tried. Prices were a bit expensive for the small plates experinece, but the food and ambiance was so good I bet we will be back!!!More infoCecilyPrice: Expensive• American• Greenpoint•4.7
- LLukeNew York City •1 review5.0Dined on Feb 14, 2025Excellent as always. Falansai's full tasting menu, what's now called the 'Super' Dac Biet, has been a regular feature of our birthday/anniversary dinner rotation for years now (I maintain you're doing it wrong if you only order ala carte here) and it's always a blast. The team does an amazing job of making really high-end, inventive cooking feel fun and casual. I have to give a huge shout-out to the beverage program as well; Falansai's wine list might have the most reasonable prices of any decent restaurant in New York right now (a five-course wine pairing for $65 in this day and age is nuts) and there's always something interesting and unexpected on offer. Even the really baller bottles (which you might have to ask to see the reserve list to know about in the first place), which are often on par with the best wine you can buy anywhere in the city, are sold at astoundingly fair prices. Falansai is a gem of an increasingly rare breed in NYC.More infoFalansaiPrice: Moderate• Vietnamese• Williamsburg•4.6