Adrian Broberg

I had some decent breakfast here and the staff is really kind, especially the server lady. So if you’re looking for breakfast, this is definitely more than ideal. Hope to be back!

Ben Horsfield

Perfectly decent diner food. Very attentive staff. But be wary: staff adds a 20-25% tip to the check, but will remove it if requested so you can add your own tip. The restroom is straight out of a horror movie. Not perfect, very authentic; I eat here every time I’m in the city.

guy estragon

Classic diner experience, the food is decent and there is an excellent service.

+2

Rodolfo Vaz

One of the best options in the region for a good breakfast or brunch. Locals are regular customers here, which is a good sign. The menu is not so cheap, but the food is well served. I loved the gyro, I recommend it. Pancakes with bacon were good as well. Bad point is the charge when you pay by card.

+1

Rick Garrison (RickyRico)

Landmark Coffee Shop is not just a coffee shop, it’s an awesome place to eat at reasonable prices, there is so much choice, it only a small space inside but the service is quick with a lovely lady who takes your order and makes your wait is not too long. The food is prepared right in front, the food is freshly cooked, the portions size is generous and it’s tasty, nothing is burnt, and did I say the price is very reasonable

+13

Lauren Wallett

I had the pastrami on rye and it was smaller than I expected for the price. I expected a large portion like a traditional diner style. The price also was more than it was listed on the menu so choosing a diner over a pretty restaurant to keep costs down wasn’t the best idea. It was tasty and came with fries but it’s not a place to relax and enjoy the ambience. It’s in an out, very quick and expect to pay more than it says.

B S

Great diner with no-nonsense classics. This place will serve you a BLT like your grandmother used to make, not some hipster brioche bun maple bacon grain fed butter lettuce. It may kill you faster but it's worth it.

A Wong

Reasonable breakfast specials are available before 11:00 AM, accompanied by a complimentary choice of coffee or tea with refills. Please be advised that substituting or upgrading the coffee or tea to an alternative item will result in an additional charge. I had requested orange juice, which was priced at $7. I recommend reviewing your bill carefully, as ours was erroneously charged an additional dollar due to the waitress’s recollection of the price as being “higher.” Credit card payments will incur a 4% surcharge. Additionally, we were requested to provide additional tips after being informed that our payment was deemed insufficient.

Bruna Macedo

They scam your bill, our bill was $51 than they add “taxes” and they asked for $66… when asked they said is the “coffee and taxes” even though there was coffee at the bill… don’t go there if you’re tourist!!

Alexis Pelletreau

Illegal and deceptive billing practices This place uses handwritten, unclear bills and does not provide receipts, which makes it impossible to verify charges. Based on the menu, our order should have been around $35. We were charged over $60 with no transparent explanation of prices, taxes, card fees, or service charges. Despite paying by card, no itemized receipt was provided, which is not acceptable and not compliant with basic consumer protection standards in New York. After reading other reviews, it is clear this is a recurring issue, especially affecting tourists. Avoid if you expect legal, fair and transparent pricing.

Ari Rothschild

Be really careful as the prices rise dramatically after 11. Breakfast special (scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, hash browns) was $17.88

Bosco Rai

the Waiter tried to overcharge us with more money than we had to pay, and she was angry from the beginning because we didn’t want bottled water.

Kazuki Yamaguchi

I am from Chicago and visited NY. Just had a breakfast this morning (the No. 3 on the menu, 3 pancakes and 3 sausages). The menu on the wall says $9.95 but my credit card was charged $17.88. I asked for receipt and stuff, and they said I was paying for "machine fee". I am a Japanese and was carrying a luggage and it might made me look like a tourist who doesn't know that paying for machine or equipment is NOT normal (been living in the state for 11 yrs). I understand the tipping culture here and I tip. They might assumed I wouldn't. I confronted them and gave me a dollar back, though. It looks like a small family business and I would love to support it but NOT coming back for sure.