L’adresse American Bistro - New York

This restaurant is supposed to be a Russian coffeemania, but the only Russian aspects are the design and menu items. It is expensive and uncomfortable, making you feel out of place compared to the Moscow location. The service is lacking and it feels more like a fast food restaurant. I was disappointed to pay $60 for two dishes and left as quickly as possible.

This is my first visit back to the restaurant since the pandemic, and I was pleasantly surprised by the improved service. I remember lunch used to take a long time because the food was slow, but now I was able to finish my meal in just an hour. However, I did notice that the prices have increased significantly since the pandemic. It's easy to spend over $50 per person without even ordering a drink. This restaurant seems to cater more towards business people coming for lunch and dinner, as most patrons are dressed in suits or business casual attire. The food is quite exquisite and meticulously prepared.

was absolutely delicious. The food was exceptional, and the atmosphere was perfect. Definitely a hidden gem worth trying. Overall, an amazing dining experience that exceeded my expectations.

The place is nice and great location. This morning it?s not busy. We have their special latte halva, poached egg, egg benedict and shakshuka shrimp. The food was good! But the latte halva was far from tasty. It?s just hot milk with sesame topping. I didn?t taste anything else, let alone special.

Just in the middle of everything, very well located. The attention was average. The food was meh The chicken was made with dark meat which is the best one for this kind of sandwich, however the oil was literally dripping from it. I didn't enjoyed the fact that the lemonade I ordered was made with sparkling water. I've never had that but it's not of my taste. To be completely honest, the looks of the place are higher than the quality of the food. It was pretty packed