My daughter got hot chocolate this past week during the Bryant Park Winter Village and got food poisoning from it. We know this for a fact since a few minutes afterwards, she felt ill and threw up and had gastrointestinal problems. It was the only thing she and I ate differently in over a day and I wasn't affected, so by process of elimination it was their hot chocolate. The hot chocolate was also in a very small cup and cost $9.00, which is very overpriced, even for the city (being from NYC).
Food: 1
N K
Got their lobster fries at the winter village market. It was ridiculously overpriced at $24 for few bits of lobster on unseasoned fries. The sauce was also very bitter and vinegary. Waste of money! Threw away most of the fries.
J H
I was looking forward to trying their lobster roll at the winter market, but ended up being heavily disappointed and had *food poisoning*. I ordered the Connecticut lobster roll (served warm) and New England clam chowder. The soup came in a small coffee cup and I was shocked that I had paid $9 for it. I tasted something crunchy when I took my first bite of the lobster roll, and realized it was a piece of overcooked lobster meat. I lost my appetite afterwards, but forced myself to finish it because it was a $30 sandwich roll. It did not taste good!!! Now onto the soup, which I hoped would be better than the roll and thought to myself "Nobody can mess up clam chowder right? Because I never had bad clam chowder before." Well, this place did. I took a sip of the soup and it tasted sour, and immediately spat it out. I told the staff about it and they offered to replace with the lobster bisque. I reluctantly said okay. I tried a tiny sip of the bisque and that tasted off too. A day later, I had all the symptoms of a stomach flu (water diarrhea, fever, stomach pain that still persists) and knew it was from either the roll or the spoiled soup.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Travelicious_d
Grabbed food from here for lunch. It was overpriced and not worth it. I got a lemon pepper lobster roll and pumpkin apple cider. The apple cider was good overpriced ($8) but good. The lobster roll was awful. ($27) they put a small piece of lobster on nasty poor quality hot dog bread that falls apart immediately as you grab it. The lobster roll also had no flavor. See picture of all the nasty breading left after eating bits of lobster. Never again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
B E
I stopped by this pop-up place after work for a little bite but all the veggie boa’s and other veggie food was sold out. That’s ok, it happens.I ended up with a mango bubble tea, which is usually my fave. Unfortunately this one was way too sweet and the boba wasn’t that great. I didn’t really enjoy it and couldn’t finish it.Benches/chairs to sit on, nice little area on the side of the street.Service was really slow but I understand.Apple Pay/credit card accepted
My daughter got hot chocolate this past week during the Bryant Park Winter Village and got food poisoning from it. We know this for a fact since a few minutes afterwards, she felt ill and threw up and had gastrointestinal problems. It was the only thing she and I ate differently in over a day and I wasn't affected, so by process of elimination it was their hot chocolate. The hot chocolate was also in a very small cup and cost $9.00, which is very overpriced, even for the city (being from NYC).
Food: 1
Got their lobster fries at the winter village market. It was ridiculously overpriced at $24 for few bits of lobster on unseasoned fries. The sauce was also very bitter and vinegary. Waste of money! Threw away most of the fries.
I was looking forward to trying their lobster roll at the winter market, but ended up being heavily disappointed and had *food poisoning*. I ordered the Connecticut lobster roll (served warm) and New England clam chowder. The soup came in a small coffee cup and I was shocked that I had paid $9 for it. I tasted something crunchy when I took my first bite of the lobster roll, and realized it was a piece of overcooked lobster meat. I lost my appetite afterwards, but forced myself to finish it because it was a $30 sandwich roll. It did not taste good!!! Now onto the soup, which I hoped would be better than the roll and thought to myself "Nobody can mess up clam chowder right? Because I never had bad clam chowder before." Well, this place did. I took a sip of the soup and it tasted sour, and immediately spat it out. I told the staff about it and they offered to replace with the lobster bisque. I reluctantly said okay. I tried a tiny sip of the bisque and that tasted off too. A day later, I had all the symptoms of a stomach flu (water diarrhea, fever, stomach pain that still persists) and knew it was from either the roll or the spoiled soup.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Grabbed food from here for lunch. It was overpriced and not worth it. I got a lemon pepper lobster roll and pumpkin apple cider. The apple cider was good overpriced ($8) but good. The lobster roll was awful. ($27) they put a small piece of lobster on nasty poor quality hot dog bread that falls apart immediately as you grab it. The lobster roll also had no flavor. See picture of all the nasty breading left after eating bits of lobster. Never again.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
I stopped by this pop-up place after work for a little bite but all the veggie boa’s and other veggie food was sold out. That’s ok, it happens.I ended up with a mango bubble tea, which is usually my fave. Unfortunately this one was way too sweet and the boba wasn’t that great. I didn’t really enjoy it and couldn’t finish it.Benches/chairs to sit on, nice little area on the side of the street.Service was really slow but I understand.Apple Pay/credit card accepted
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