The Expat
Bar · New York
Savor global flavors, one craft cocktail at a time, in the heart of Brooklyn
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Nestled in the vibrant heart of Brooklyn at 64 Tiemann Pl, The Expat offers a unique culinary experience that transcends borders. Our bar is more than just a place to enjoy drinks; it’s where locals and expats come together to savor global flavors and share stories over the finest selections from ar...
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Brooklyn at 64 Tiemann Pl, The Expat offers a unique culinary experience that transcends borders. Our bar is more than just a place to enjoy drinks; it’s where locals and expats come together to savor global flavors and share stories over the finest selections from around the world. With a rating of 4.5/5 based on 519 reviews, we pride ourselves on providing a diverse array of dining options that cater to every palate. From innovative small plates reflecting international tastes to handcrafted cocktails that capture the essence of various cultures, our menu is designed to transport you on a flavorful journey without leaving New York. Join us and discover why The Expat is your go-to destination for authentic experiences in a welcoming atmosphere.
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The Expat is a popular spot with a great atmosphere, offering Asian-influenced pub fare and unique cocktails. Many rave about the wings (especially Lemon Pepper Curry and Firecracker) and noodle dishes. Some find the food inconsistent or delivery unreliable.
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Tip: Take advantage of happy hour (11:30 AM - 6:30 PM Monday through Friday and 4 PM - 6 PM on Saturday and Sunday). The cauliflower wings and Kumquat Spritz are recommended during happy hour.
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Local student hangout wirh happy hour. Thai fusion. Really big portions; especially liked Lemongrass shrimp bowl.
Amazing place, shout out to Cam for phenomenal service, loved the food and the service is above and beyond!! GEM!
We love love love you guys - but you have GOT to double check your orders for side items. We’ve made countless $1 donations when paying for a side of green goddess dressing and don’t ever get it. Tonight we ordered two, specifically to ensure we’d get at least one, and we only got one, as expected lol
Classic local spot! Ironically called the Expat. Vietnamese Pork chop (com thit nuong) is legit and the bevvie program is fire. “Putin on the Schvitz” is a revelation of a cocktail and goes down too smooth. Today I got the comfort chicken noodle galangal soup. Hit the spot. Hattip to Ally and Eric Van Hannon for holding this place down with heart and soul. The staff are all living In love. Bravo and run it back!
A perfect bar and restaurant for everything from casual happy hour drinks, to group dinner with friends, all the way to hosting a full holiday party. The cocktails are all great, but the food menu is spectacular. The fusion dishes are so cohesive and well made that you can pair hot wings with steamed dumplings and they absolutely work together. Save room for dessert because the rose creme brulee is incredible.
My new favorite neighborhood spot! Such a wide selection of options and everything I have had is delicious. The more impressive thing are the cocktails. You can tell a lot of thought has gone into created well balanced, tasty cocktails. I will be back again and again!
I absolutely love this place. Great food (cheeseburger bahn mi and Singapore noodles for example) great drinks (excellent beer and significant whisky offerings) excellent service (attentive, kind and CHILL) and a cool vibe (Columbia cool/Manhattan school of music nerds). Go for the vibe stay for the food and drink.
Not your ordinary neighborhood pub - while it looks like what you imagine when you think pub, and the service reflects that welcoming hometown pub vibe, the Asian fusion-influenced dishes are quite yummy. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, from the cauliflower wings to the massaman curry and the Thai basil fried rice. It's all delicious. The regular wings and burgers are also tasty. Their happy hour offerings are quite nice and, to my delight, they have a good selection of Japanese whiskeys.
Absolutely loved our time at the expat!! Food was delicious and service was fabulous. I’m strictly gluten free and the menu was marked with lots of GF items and staff was knowledgeable about managing cross contamination. Hope to be back soon!
If I could give 6 stars for service, I would. Well priced drinks and cocktails. Fun Asian fusion food options with a ton of vegetarian choices. A classic movie is always on and whether it's busy or quiet, it's cozy. Love this spot! The lemongrass pork chop 🥩 was SO GOOD. Got it with salad instead of rice and a fried egg. The fried tofu bites are the perfect app.
This place always rocked for dinner! Amazing vibe- yummy food and super tasty cocktails. But lunch was such a treat too - super kid friendly, great food and quick/nice service. Yes!!!
One of the best and not too expensive local spots in New York! Servers, bartenders and hosts always provide a lovely experience. Would definitely recommend stopping in!! Happy hour is also very nice here!
Wow. Hidden gem off the beaten path. We've been here a few times. First when it had just opened for drinks. Craft cocktails done very well, and very consistent. There is a cocktail for everyone it seems. Food was great too. The nachos weren't typical. We also had the Singapore noodles and beef curry. Curry was amazing as was the noddles as recommended by the bar. Service was great too. Bartenders friendly and make you feel very welcome. Definitely adding this place into the regular rotation.
The Expat is a gem. I love the style and vibe. The mix of grad students and locals is great and the prices are better. The food is genuinely creative, which is just a cherry on top.
Solid place in the neighborhood. Outdoor seating is nice and spread out so my wife and I felt comfortable eating there. The lemon pepper chicken wings were really good as were the other food we ate. Great menu for those with a gluten allergy.
I really like this place. Fun environment, nice decor. Great happy hour deals until 6. Food is pretty good, a bit on the oily side but lots of nice options. Chicken curry is great. The wings are good. Pad Thai and fried rice pretty standard
Phenomenal hidden spot in West Harlem with a speakeasy vibe and awesome veg friendly southeast asian food. They have phenomenal wings (all can be made with cauliflower!), we had the lemon pepper, buffalo and dragon wings, all were great. Additionally, we also had singapore noodles, and the vermicelli noodles were also recommended. We'll be coming back, and cocktails are going to be great!
We love the ExPat and visit every time we are in NY. The food is so thoughtfully prepared and delicious. And the drinks are great too! My kids favorite is the Curried Lemon Pepper Tofu Bites - and they don't even like tofu! I love everything I've ever eaten here, but on our last visit I devoured the Vietnamese Papaya Salad. There are lots of veggies in all of the dishes which is really nice. I've only eaten in, but I think this food would also work great as take-out. The servers and bar tenders were all really nice and attentive, and the decor is wonderful!
Fabulous service and delicious food. Would definitely return!
Fantastic food. I had their Hanoi burger and my wife had the Thai Basil fried rice. Both were delicious and full flavor. The burger is one of the best in the area. Great vibe.
I love this place. They have a great selection of drinks to fit anyones needs and the food is on point. Be sure to check out their new late night menu. The atmosphere is fantastic anytime of day or year. It’s the perfect post(or pre) concert/rehearsal hang. The staff is fantastic, friendly, and inventive. They really value their customers. Cheers!
Really homey atmosphere combined with a good vibe and good food choices inspired by pan Asian fare.
We hosted a party for 30 people, plus some of our guests' young children, at The Expat. Renting out the bar area is a great option for groups of this size or smaller. They accommodated our dietary requests, including multiple vegetarian options and dairy+gluten-free options. Reasonably priced relative to other options in the area, with good food and drinks.
I had a disappointing experience here. After finishing my meal, the staff took my credit card to process the payment but didn’t bring back the receipt. I had to ask for it myself, and only then did I notice that a 22% tip had already been charged to my card — without my consent or any prior discussion. I did not authorize or sign for that tip amount. If an electronic signature was used, it definitely wasn’t mine. I believe customers should always have the opportunity to choose how much to tip, and adding a gratuity without any communication feels misleading. That said, after I posted my initial review, the management reached out and kindly offered their email so I could contact them directly. I appreciate their willingness to listen and address the concern, and I respect that they took the time to respond thoughtfully. While the situation was frustrating, I hope it was just a one-time mistake. I truly wish them the best and hope they continue to grow with integrity and transparency.
Fun place with yummy food and fabulous service! Cameron our server was sweet, kind and knowledgeable. Went with all of her food and drink suggestions, and everything was a hit for all four of us! Will definitely go back and ask to sit in her section!
STOP AND READ! I have been to over 30 Thai spots since approx 2010 and this place has the best spring rolls and most delicious chicken basil ever! It's really delicious! Please check it out. Has a big bar too but the food is seriously terrific.
What an amazing find. If you’re uptown near Columbia and don’t know about this neighborhood gem you should. Really great environment, great food and friendly staff. The international pub every neighborhood should have
One of the best places in the neighborhood! Great place for any occasion, whether it’s date night, group hang or a solo read at the bar in the afternoon during their extended Happy Hour. Food and drinks are on point. They just revamped the menu for spring and prices are fair for nyc. Cocktails are always creative and range from martini to tiki style punches! The staff are super friendly and welcoming, can’t say enough how great this place is!
Strongly recommend. Food, staff, atmosphere are all great. Will be coming back for sure!
We had the firecracker wings, shrimp dimsums, chicken nachos, chicken burger, and Singapore Noodles. For drinks we ordered 2 LIITs (The Blue Drink) and 1 house lager. Everything was great except the Singapore Noodles - will not recommend that. Giving a 5* rating despite the really dry noodles because the wings, nachos and dimsums were outright winners! The Blue Drinks are restricted to 2 per person for a good reason and the staff was really friendly too :)
My favorite dining experience in NY. Great food, lovely service, and an awesome vibe. Cheers-like pub meets fantastic SE Asian fusion food. Flo and Katie are exceptional servers and add to the neighborly experience everyone receives here.
Best spot in the neighborhood. Atmosphere is cozy before 7pm and lively most nights. Cauliflower wings are exquisite. The menu has good breadth. Only a few items fall short (i think the pad thai isn't the best), but you mostly can't go wrong. And they have Guinness now!
The wings here are super delicious, we got the Thai sweet chili ones and a spicy mango salad. The mango salad was incredibly spicy I must say. But we overall liked this place. Can’t wait to try their brunch sometime, which I believe has a bottomless option.
Definitely recommend a reservation if you want to avoid a wait. The staff is friendly and the food is great so it’s worth the wait even if you don’t make one. We got the disco tots and man were they good. If you like a good cheese to tot ratio, they’re spot on. The menu has a lot to offer though so trust you’ll find something for everyone!
Great atmosphere and genuinely attentive service. The Lemon Pepper Curry wings are a standout. They're unique, crispy, and packed with flavor. Other favorites: the Curry Chicken Quesadilla and the Char Siu BBQ Pork Fried Rice. If you’re having a cocktail and like bourbon, order the Super Strawberry Smash Bros. All around a fantastic spot. I’ll be back.
Great spot for a happy hour (11:30 AM - 6:30 PM Monday through Friday and 4 PM - 6 PM on Saturday and Sunday)! The cauliflower wings are a must order! . My favorite drink on their happy hour menu is the Kumqat Spritz. Note that it can easily get crowded especially when there's an event hosted by the University.
I definitely recommend the fried tofu bites and Bahn mi smash burger. We went here for a friend's birthday and they were able to comfortably accommodate 10+ people without issues. The food was delicious, the staff was friendly and attentive to our party and the atmosphere was extremely warm and welcoming. This place is worth checking out. We had 3 cocktails, an appetizer, 2 sodas and two entrees and spent about $80. A VERY reasonable night out for 2
Having been a expat in Asia, Singapore/Jakarta/Seoul as well as Europe Austria/Geneva, this appropriately but not overdone venue brings back many positive memories and I have been a consistent local regular since I moved to UWS including hosting events. Unlike many small bars of this kind in NYC the service is consistently high as well as quality of its food/drinks yet approachable.
Been here so many times at different hours. It is one of the best places in the area to either have good food or a fun Friday/Saturday night. Cocktails are okay but some of them are actually really great: lychee martini for example. Food is actually quite good: the noodle dishes are my favourite. Will come back and would recommend!
One of the top places ive been to in manhattan, easily. The staff is bright and charming. The outdoor seating is well spaced. The drinks are strong. I was debating with my friend if the firecracker wings here were among the best of manhattan, they were that good. But honestly so was everything else. Lemongrass porkchop was a big portion. Didnt love the fried chicken sandwich.
The Expat is a great pub to go for after work. They have a super nice place, that gives a nice vibe of an Irish pub with Asian influences. They have a variety of unique cocktails which you should try. Otherwise they offer a good beer selection. When I went there they had 4 beers on tap and several bottles. The food is amazing! We started with the cauliflower wings and tofu appetizer. The sauce of both dishes is delicious,you have to try it. The entre was the beyond meat burger. Great made with a lot of fries. You will definitely be satisfied. The dessert was the lava cake. Amazing! A great Finale for a wonderful time. The service was all the time great. All people are friendly and ensure that you have a great time. When you have the chance, go here it is a great experience!
Delicious food, I LOVE the house-made pickles! My favorite menu item is the Shrimp Cigars, but I wish the photo shown on all of the delivery platforms didn't show so many. You only get 4 per order ($11) and that isn't exactly clear when the photo shows at least 8 or so. Otherwise no complaints, I love this place!!
The Expat is a fantastic spot that never disappoints! I’ve been here several times, and every visit is consistently great. The food is delicious, and the service is excellent. The unique basement setting, with windows halfway visible, gives it a special charm with beautiful natural lighting. Highly recommend this hidden gem for both the atmosphere and the top-notch experience!
Really awesome place... they decorated the place with a home-ish feel. We had our company xmas party and it was great. The food was great they ordered appetizers and had drink tickets for us. Bathrooms are clean and fresh... lots of Instagram moments. Entrance is handicap accessible and steps. Overall cool place... I'd definitely go with friends..
Layout/atmosphere *Stairs lead down to entrance of lower level of a building (no sign); Vietnamese restaurant; wooden tables/booths; round bar in center of room with TV; projector screen on far wall; tchotchkes on shelves; dog-friendly; covered outdoor dining structure in street on Broadway; tables on sidewalk on Broadway and Tiemann Service *Attentive Food/drink *Bangkok Mule (Japanese Craft Suntory Haku Vodka, fresh house-made ginger syrup, lime, Thai basil and bird chili) - Good; the ginger and the chili definitely came across *Vietnamese Papaya Salad (shredded green papaya with Vietnamese dressing + shredded chicken; low spice) - good; fresh ingredients; little heavy on the red onions *Vietnamese Rice Vermicelli Bowls [Lemongrass Shrimp] (fresh herbs, veggie fritter, homemade beef spring roll, crispy shallots & Nuoc cham sauce) - good; a lot going on in the bowl; shrimp & spring rolls stood out; noodles cooked well; sauce on the sweeter side
The food here was ok, but nothing special. The chicken pad thai was pretty run of the mill and the lychee rose creme brulee was more like pudding with a lot of sugar on top. I don't think they torched it enough to be crisp and crunchy. Nice idea but not a great execution. My server / bartender was nice but seemed a bit overwhelmed and not super attentive. The place has great ambiance and a nice vibe though. I would maybe come back to try something 3.5 rounded up to 4 stars
The restaurant is a gastro pub and is in the basement and as you enter the bar is right in front of you, so its a drunkard's delight. The restaurant is pretty small, however, there is outside dining. Outside dining needs to up their game, it's pretty sloppy and some tables had bad lighting and right underneath the public CC cameras. Food: ⭐⭐½ Positives - The lemon curry pepper wings were good. It had a crunch to it and had a good zingy taste to it. The curry chicken quesadillas were very good. Earl grey hot tea was outstanding. Negatives - The Singapore noodles although came with a large serve, felt was lacking seasoning. The Tom yum chicken fried rice although smelled good, the taste didn't match the aroma, infact the food tasted stale and mushy. The Bo Luc Lac was delicious, but disappointing when it came to quantity. There were more cucumbers than beef cubes and it was cooked to well done 😐. The spring rolls were soggy and oily when served. Coconut rice didn't have the authentic robust coconut flavor. Service: ⭐⭐ The waitress who took our call, received us at our arrival, and who seated us was welcoming & cordial. However, the waitress who took our order was on the flip side. Initially was good, but turned out to make our evening a disaster. We placed our order and 20 mins later my wife had her order (fried rice). Unlike most restaurants, they didn't serve the appetizers first and my wife waited for the rest of the food to arrive so we all could eat together however minutes passed and nothing arrived. I had to call the waiter and sendthe fried rice back as it became cold. She looked pissed turned around and said in this restaurant we serve whatever is ready first and everything else comes after. In my head and the rest were thinking "so what's the concept of having appetizers (cravables) if you don't get it before the entreés". Anyways we let it go by and waited more. 10 mins later she comes in and in a mocking tone explained: "since you wanted everything together, they are remaking your food". We all had facepalms😐. 10 mins later the server came and explained it to us for no reason and this time said next time you have to tell us if you want appetizers first. But isn't this common sense to serve them first???!!!!. Anyways we got the food and it wasn't up to par. Ambience: ⭐⭐⭐ The restaurant looked very dull as the first impression led to it being in a basement. Lighting was low, tables and chairs didn't match, some seats were right underneath the NYPD cameras, and tons of marijuana smoke from the streets. I would let others know to dine in and have less than 5 people as the tables don't fit larger groups. Overall: ⭐⭐⅓ Suggestions: Use basmati rice or sona masoori rice, might help with the mushiness of the rice. Explain the customers the order in which they might receive their food. Waitresses need retraining in people skills. Please make rounds to ensure people have full glasses of water.
I came here after a friend recommended their chicken and waffles to me. The service and vibes of this spot are pleasantly rustic and chill. The wait staff were very comfortable making recommendations, which I really appreciated. While visually the impressive, I personally didn’t enjoy their take on chicken and waffles, as it leaned too far into the savory side (they added spring onions and some Asian seasoning). The skin completely fell apart the already small portion of fried chicken and it was very dry and lacking any fat. The syrup, however, was wonderful!
This used to be one of my favorite places. The food is always so good but the service has turned horrible. The bartenders are inattentive whether it’s merely giving us water or utensils. We always have to ask. Then today there was a pretty big bug in my food. Of course it was taken off the bill, but there was barely an apology. I’m not one to be a “Karen” but this was pretty unacceptable.
Yesterday I went there and was given the option of two tables. I opted for the table, closest to the window for me and my date to enjoy. The server then started to prepare the table for me. Shortly after a gentleman walks in with the dog and has a conversation with the server. The server then looks back at me and proceeds to give the table to the gentleman with the dog. No consideration, no apologies for the inconvenience, not even a conversation saying hey it’ll be just a while longer. Just a smug smile. To add insult to injury, he eventually comes over to my date and I to offer us seats outside. It was 8 pm and 48 degrees outside. And it made me wonder if you offered the guy with the dog the same option. Never felt more disrespected at a restaurant.
The delivery took an hour and I saw on Grubhub they postponed the original schedule by adding 30 minutes but food was hot. Now let’s talk about that: the Pad Thai had a chicken (really hope it was chicken) that tasted funny and after a few bites I thought it was downright inedible, no cashews (but a tasteless nuts granola that added nothing to the flavor) and no trace of garlic, just a mushy hot noodles plate. I liked the fact that the Hamburger had carrots in it and the sauce was very good but the quality of the patty seemed average and it tasted dry. Overall not a good idea ordering from them!
2/5: A gastropub with questionable gastronomy and weird (negative) quirks I’m reviewing this place as a restaurant, not a pub, as I didn’t have a drink. Came here with my date on a Sunday night to have some plates for dinner. We ordered the Thai Yellow Curry Nachos, Thai Basil Stir Fry, and then the Chocolate Brownie. The Nachos were certainly… interesting. First off, the yellow curry flavor was not noticeable at all, so I'm not really sure why they’re called “yellow curry” nachos. They tasted like pretty standard restaurant nachos, with chips + cheese sauce + shredded chicken. It wasn’t really bad, but it was overwhelming. There is a ton of cheese sauce on top, to the point where it was a bit off-putting. We enjoyed it for a few minutes but stopped as we knew we’d get sick. The Thai Basil Stir Fry was mediocre. Standard white rice. A few pieces of chicken. Weird-tasting pickled carrots. Lots of ginger. A side serving of nuts. It’s okay if you’re super hungry and need to eat anything, but not okay if you’re looking for a good quality entree for $15. The brownie was, again, okay. Standard brownie, although it tasted a bit off, to be honest. Waaaaay too much whipped cream on top. Tasty scoop of vanilla on the side. But there were also blueberries alongside the brownie, which is something I’ve never seen before. Strange. For all these dishes, we left them unfinished as we couldn’t be bothered to eat anymore after a certain point. The service was questionable. The servers were nice, but the weird thing is they kept coming to our table about every 5 minutes or so, asking us if we were done eating. If we put our utensils down for a second to take a break from eating, they’d teleport to us asking if they could take our plates or not. It felt like we were certainly being rushed - strange given that it wasn’t fully packed or anything. Not great. Do note that it can get pretty loud inside - it is a pub, after all. If you’re looking for a quiet evening, it isn’t here. Overall, this place might be good as a pub, but as a restaurant, it leaves a lot to be desired.
I really like The Expat for what they offer, a decent beer and drinks selection and good Asian food. However, they seem to be extremely disingenuous when serving vegans and vegetarians. My girlfriend is a born and raised vegetarian. On numerous occasions, she has asked the staff specifically to make sure the cooks don’t add any fish or oyster sauce. And just about every time (3 out of 5), her food has a slight odor and taste of fish and she gets seriously ill because she’s allergic to seafood. This is both seriously frustrating and maddening. And I feel awful for my girlfriend who gets sick in the process.
I have never met a manager this rude. He kicked out a party of 10 and made them pay for drinks. He made us leave for writing a bad review on google!! How terrible. Gave no explanation to the table of why we needed to leave. You can find my other 1 star review on yelp from a few years ago where the charged me $50 dollars for two beers. The servers charged what they felt. Terrible manager. Extremely rude. I truly have never met a manager at a bar that disrespectful. Expect bad reviews every week!!
Read before to go: The food from this place is farrrrrr what you are expecting if you are a old and current customer. The menu has the same name but the dishes are totally different! The breakfast burger and chicken waffles used to be amazing - now they are a very bad - cheap solution. I would give 6 months to this restaurant to survive the new cuisine / administration! Very heartbroken.
I placed an order online for delivery on November 30 2023 specifically asking that tomatoes not be put into my salad, since I’ve developed an allergy towards it. When I received my order, a lot of tomatoes were present. Since there wasn’t a way to directly contact Toast (the app used for the order) I tried calling the restaurant. I spoke with a new employee (she mentioned she was new) and she suggested I place the order again and that I email the managers since they weren't in to speak to. I wasn’t willing to risk more money being lost since they didn’t get it right the first time. I hung up after leaving my contact info with the young lady. I decided to try calling back the next day to see if I could get a refund for that part of my order since I couldn’t even eat it. I spoke with a bartender this time around and he also told me to email the managers since no one was in and to specify a certain subject in order to get their attention. He said they are very quick about getting back to people. I also decided to leave my info with him just in case the first message got lost. It is now December 6, 2023 and I have yet to hear anything or get a response after sending two emails…this is ridiculous at this point over something that could have easily been fixed the night of, had someone decided to actually be at work to authorize it. So in conclusion, be cautious of ordering from this establishment because if they mess up your order, you are stuck with it and they still have your money….
I never write reviews but I just couldn’t stay silent and watch one of my favorite places in the area just fall apart right in front of my eyes. Like others below me have also reported, if you’ve been a regular then you’re in for some heartache because nearly all the food that used to make this place amazing are gone or unrecognizable. Mochi churros gone, their burger selections gone, and what happened to the noodles?? I brought friends here to impress them but it was so embarrassing.
Watery drinks, sloppy and flavorless food, I get it's a very busy bar but setting up the table with napkins soon as we are seated is standard protocol?? My friend took a chance inviting me here and we both left extremely disappointed (he was furious the mochi churros are gone)
Turned away at 10:20p on a Saturday night because it was “closed” but their bar was completely full, kitchen hadn’t even closed yet, and officially they close at 11:59p on Saturday evenings. Took our business around the corner to the Craftsmen instead.
What the hell happened to this place, the Pad Thai used to be my go to here but the last two times it’s been basically an inedible pile of soggy slop where all the noodles are overcooked and chopped into little pieces on arrival. My girlfriend had the Singapore noodle which was also an inedible gloopy mess. I noticed we weren’t the only ones that barely touched our food looking around. Such a bummer how much this place has slipped.
This restaurant was recommend by several of my friends, I was hesitant to try it at first, but decide to give it a go. As I entered, the host didn't greet me at all, I decided to sit at the bar since it was just me. The female bartender was overwhelmed and scolded me when I asked for a menu, I assured her its not a problem since they were busy. When my food arrived I had to wait for utensils for few minutes, only to be given plastic fork because they ran out of their regular ones. Fine. There was a large party that sat next to me that was extremely loud and pushed me away from my space, while going back and forth for food multiple times. I tried to reason with them by asking them to be more courteous of their surroundings, to my surprise they were apologetic but also didn't change their behavior. The Thai fried rice that I ordered wasn't good, there was no flavor, and the chicken was undercooked. Fine, took it to go. As I tried to finish my drink, a staff member almost took it away, this is when I decided to get up and pay my tab and leave. The female bartender that didn't even serve me yelled at me in front of whole bar that next time I should tip. Girlie, you tip for service, not for attitude issues. Just because you can't handle stress and work you shouldn't take it out on other people. Also public shaming can lead to a lawsuit, look it up. If you are LGBT person or a POC avoid this please, they clearly don't want you there, nor your business. Hope that the rude female bartender find a job that suits her attitude and zero respect for people.
Not vegan friendly. There are only 2 appetizers are are vegan. None of the entrées can be made vegan. When I called the restaurant, this woman initially told me that yes, some of the dishes can be made vegan. Then when I pointed out that none of the entrées have the vegan symbol, but that they have the vegetarian symbol, she basically just told me "nevermind. Nothing can be made vegan for you." I asked if she could speak with the kitchen and she refused to. I felt like not only did this worker not know what she was talking about, she refused to put any effort into accommodating me. It's a shame because the 2 appetizers that are vegan sounded good. This person made me feel unwelcome here.
Tried ordering from this place tonight through Seamless— food was late so I tried calling and the restaurant’s phone doesn’t accept calls. Couldn’t get an update from the courier either so I ultimately canceled. Even beyond this, every time I try ordering the food (when it does come) is very late to leave the restaurant.
Don’t know how to cook medium Burgers, Ignorant of costumer service. William -bartender- Lacked of menu knowledge (maybe he was poorly trained ) and ignorance of costumer service. After waiting almost 25 minutes for the burgers - When we expressed dissatisfaction with our orders ( ordered 2 medium burgers and the burgers were cooked dry welldone ) he responded with a dull, superficial and empty attitude “sorry for the inconvenience “; and gave us the bill. Apex’s manager never have the courtesy nor politeness check on us.
I been coming here pretty often in the past with my friends and had a good time because the vibes good and the food was good too, but I stop going for a while since the quality of the food kinda slipped. Lately I come back to give it another try and this gonna be my last time. My food was burnt so bad. Check the video I upload.
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Banksy Museum NY - Monday Movie Day and Nights!
01 de juny. 2026, 14:00
Banksy Museum New York
Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks
01 de juny. 2026, 17:30
Birdland Theater
No Clue, Make Girls Cry, Sledgehammer
01 de juny. 2026, 18:00
Mercury Lounge
Mike Worthington's Suitcase Full of Woe
01 de juny. 2026, 18:00
Lucinda's
orthodox and historic synagogue in Manhattan
art museum in Harlem, New York
park in New York County, New York, United States of America
park in New York City
park in the United States of America
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