Pretzels in New York, NY

“absolutely recommend ❤ Reichenbach Hall“

“Great spot to enjoy several beers with friends.“

“Cute outdoor patio! Fun place to come with friends and even for our office party. Drinks are decently priced. Limited food options but they’re good if you like sausages, don’t recommend the burger. Service was a bit slow and could be a bit more friendly.“

“As someone from Australia, I always look forward to coming to Auntie Anne’s. I have a dairy allergy and the team are always so kind and accommodating, they make me a fresh cinnamon pretzel separately and are really careful not to let it go near the butter. I really appreciate the extra care and great service. It makes such a difference and is one of the reasons I keep coming back, thank you!“

“Great spot! Every time I pass by the food is always fresh and delicious. Staff is very friendly and the menu is full of variety so you have lots to choose from. Highly recommend if you’re in the area and want a quick snack. Will be back soon.“

“Auntie Anne's is the namesake soft pretzel place that has humble origins with Pennsylvania Dutch female Anne Beiler, who initially sold her soft pretzels at a Downingtown, PA Farmer's Market in 1987. By 1988, in a mall in the outer reaches of Philadelphia, Auntie Anne's had opened their first mall location.

Still, Auntie Anne's in the modern day offers an enjoyable and impressive soft pretzel that can not be compared to any other soft pretzel chain, regional, or national. My experience at this location was a general Rollercoaster of service, the food I got was good, which was a collection of pretzel nuggets, but the way I ordered was the reason as to why my experience was a bit turmoil filled. The servers and cashiers at the counter were both known to be hard to understand, as they could not fully speak coherent English, thus making my original pretzel, which turned out to be a large pretzel nuggets with cheese sauce. A whopping $13.97 in cost.

Still, besides that concern, this is still a great soft pretzel stall chain, but the chain's major station locations always tend to be more generally expensive for middle-class travelers.“

“I was given 2 vouchers for £1 off and got ripped off as the prices say it's £3.30 for a flat white coffee And £3.30 for a cuppachino but I got charged £5.60 when it should have been £4.60 for both with the prices displayed digitally in the restaurant which is against the trade description act as it states. If the price is advertised as what is charged different they have to charge you the lower price that's advertised not the price they say even if it's charged prices since this happened in the County mall Crawley restaurant“

“this restaurant had very presentable desserts! It is also versatile since it is also an Aunty annie’s café. They have an abundance of frosting on the cinnamon buns, and the waitress was very friendly and informative about their menu. They had options for lemonade, flavored lemonade, and different ice slushy drinks. prices were relatively affordable, and not a long line for being in Time square.“