The Ainsworth Midtown
$$ • American, Sports Bars, New American
Hours:
45 E 33rd St, New York
(212) 518-7598
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Service was trash. 1:15 reservation no service until 1:45. Mind you we took the train (a two hour trip from CT) to go. Table next to us had to flag down OUR waitress after failed attempts. Long wait times, no silverware at the table and no glasses for water that wound up turning warm. No AC people actually fanning themselves including us. I’m still hungry despite the 45 dollar fee for brunch and if I could take the 20 percent gratuity back I would. Meal was fine but nothing...read full review
We had an EXCELLENT experience.
The food, atmosphere and service were great. I highly recommend this place.
Very good food, our waiter Pedro, Amazing
Overall, really good
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Friday | 11AM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 12AM |
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The Ainsworth Midtown offers bottomless brunch and dinner, featuring friendly service and delicious food. Known for a lively atmosphere with great music, it is a popular choice for various occasions, especially brunch. The brunch experience has been described as fun, with outstanding service from the staff, though some guests noted that the music can be quite loud, which may affect conversation. Guests have praised the food, particularly the Chicken and Waffles Benedict, which was delicious, along with other options like steak and eggs with french fries, the traditional Benedict, and chicken and biscuits with sausage gravy. The Ainsworth Midtown features a 90 Minutes Bottomless Brunch deal, where guests can enjoy bottomless mimosas, Bellinis, sangria, or screwdrivers for 2 hours, along with shots during "shot o'clock." The large portions make the price hard to beat. Many customers have highlighted the lively DJ, who enhances the experience with great music. However, some recent diners have reported issues, such as hard French toast and undercooked potatoes. Service has received mixed reviews; while some praised it, others experienced slow drink refills and incomplete orders. The rooftop itself is aesthetically pleasing and a great spot for brunch selfies. Guests should be aware that confetti can fall into food and drinks when it is popped, but staff do provide a blower to help keep things tidy. Attention to detail concerning cleanliness and service was also mentioned, with comments about glasses needing to be wiped down before use. The bathrooms were noted as needing improvement, with only one working and unpleasant smells. Overall, The Ainsworth Midtown is a lively spot for brunch lovers, but some aspects may need attention.