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Simple, wood-paneled joint doling out big bowls of hearty Vietnamese soups & other fare.

At a glance

#17 of 17 Vietnamese restaurants in New York #7 of 7 Pho restaurants in New York

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.11

1.4 km from the center of New York

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★53%
  • 4 ★25%
  • 3 ★12%
  • 2 ★3%
  • 1 ★7%
277C Grand St, New York, NY 10002, United States
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Pho Grand?
Pho Grand is rated 4.1 out of 5 based on 820 reviews.
How does Pho Grand rank in New York?
Pho Grand is #17 of 17 Vietnamese restaurants in New York by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Pho Grand located?
277C Grand St, New York, NY 10002, United States — 1.4 km from the center of New York.
How can I contact Pho Grand?
Phone: +1 212-965-5366 · Website: pho-grand.com
Elizabeth La Salle
The pho or any soup here is always good. I tried the curry chicken wing soup and it was super great and affordable. Service is attentive as well.
Kirsten McCann
Price: great prices, less expensive in the area.
Food: Tried their pho tai, boc luc lac, and vegetable spring rolls. The spring rolls were the best dish. The boc luc lac was tender. The pho was lacking and missing flavor (maybe an off day as other reviews differ) and didn’t have any onions to my surprise as that’s a staple for pho in my experience. Definitely better pho options in the area.
Service: was on the unfriendly side
Atmosphere: loud music
Salvatore Pieroni
Not too pricey. Delicious and quickly served.
Friendly staff. What more could you ask for?
Jake Blade
It wasn’t the best tasting Vietnamese food. I would say I was one of the worst I tried in the US. Soups supposed to be hot not warm. Especially if it contains raw meet that needs to be cooked. I also didn’t like the taste.
So, I decided not to tip at all. I strongly believe it’s a 100% personal decision whether to tip or not. Again, I decided NOT TO. But the waiter or manager( I have no idea who the guy was) told me they will charge me 18% anyway. I was VERY surprised of his impudence and asked him not to. But, he told me again and this time very aggressively that they will charge me 18% extra and right after that started speaking his native language to other workers. Most likely about me.

P.S. You’re already making good money on selling just food. In addition, your ingredients are cheap. So, don’t complain please.
Nhi Vo
Portions aren't great. Strange choice of fish for certain dishes. Still good overall. Excellent service, great atmosphere, clean and spacious.
Mitchell Montgomery
The pho was great, one pork and the other chicken. The broth was quality with plenty of depth. The fried rice was excellent as well. Would easily go back as the prices were decent for what you get.
Will Johns
The food taste good, portion size is good even for a tall guy, and prices are really reasonable.
Service is fast but somewhat cold.
They could work a little bit on being a little bit more friendly and warm with the customers.
Otherwise really nice spot.
Benson Mui
We usually order from this place about three to fours times a month for takeout. There are several Vietnamese places within walking system, but we come here the most.

We rarely eat out. The images we took are an after thought after we have started eating. As you see the noodle soup is mostly done.

The calamari is a to salty. The beef and the spring roll (not shown here) is excellent.

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