Kat Vancko
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Flipt
Very disappointing. It's a burger place primarily with more expensive burgers ($14 for just the burger - no sides) than the burgers at their Wheelhouse restaurant. Typically these restaurants have very good burgers that are worth the price. But not in this case.
Medium rare wasn't an option, but we both chose pink and asked for as much pink as possible. Sadly, neither burger had any pink at all. They were way over cooked. The bun also fell apart for me, which made it annoying to eat. I opted not to finish the burger and instead eat the toppings and bun as a sandwich for some of my meal, since the burger was way too over cooked.
The onion rings were good, so if we ever have to eat there again, we'll avoid the burgers. Perhaps I'd get onion rings and a milkshake instead. I definitely don't recommend the burgers unless you want one that's over cooked.
It was also rivet for a restaurant where you order at the counter and don't have full wait service. They do bring your food out, but you're given a number, so it's more like a cafeteria vibe.
We have no plans to return. Plenty of better options on the area and even in the same casino.
Medium rare wasn't an option, but we both chose pink and asked for as much pink as possible. Sadly, neither burger had any pink at all. They were way over cooked. The bun also fell apart for me, which made it annoying to eat. I opted not to finish the burger and instead eat the toppings and bun as a sandwich for some of my meal, since the burger was way too over cooked.
The onion rings were good, so if we ever have to eat there again, we'll avoid the burgers. Perhaps I'd get onion rings and a milkshake instead. I definitely don't recommend the burgers unless you want one that's over cooked.
It was also rivet for a restaurant where you order at the counter and don't have full wait service. They do bring your food out, but you're given a number, so it's more like a cafeteria vibe.
We have no plans to return. Plenty of better options on the area and even in the same casino.
The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center
I hadn't been here in years, but the Hal Prince exhibit drew me in and now that I've gone back, I plan to try to stop by every trip to see what exhibit is there. It's a bummer the archives are only available to students and reporters, since it would be so amazing to check out some of the recordings of shows we'll never be able to see, but the special exhibits are very well done and we're in Lincoln Center almost every trip, so this will be one of our normal stops now.