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  • $$$
    RatingAvg. Dinner Entrée
    $$$$$Greater than $25
    $$$$$18.01 - $25
    $$$$12.01 - $18
    $$$7.01 - $12
    $Less than $7
  • Cafes & Coffeehouses, Sandwiches
  • 1941 Broadway, New York NY10023 40.7731028 -73.9823527
  • (At Columbus Ave)
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  • Phone: (646) 372-0588

User Ratings (Based on 5 reviews)

2.935
Food 2.8 Value 2.6
Service 2.9 Atmosphere 3.4

Other Restaurant Info

Phone:
work
(646) 372-0588
Notes:
Visa, MC, AmEx
Hours:
Daily: 8am-9pm
Serves:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Features:
Accepts Credit Cards

User Reviews

  • at65 Cafe

    Posted by Allen on 02/11/2010

    What a Deal

    at65 is a stunner - the cafe wrapped in walls of glass is so cool! My wife and I had the prix fixe 3 course for $20 and could not have been more pleased - those casserole entrees - chicken pot pie we had - are yummy. One of the best casual spots aroundf Lincoln Center for us!

  • at65 Cafe

    Posted by susan on 01/28/2010

    Disappointing...

    I went yesterday and was really not impressed with the food or the service. It is pricey with small portions and the soup tasted as though it came straight from a can. I admit it's a nice place to sit and there is internet connection but we won't be going again for anything other than coffee.

  • at65 Cafe

    Posted by Neighbor on 06/24/2009

    7pm

    Great Food & Drinks while people watching and great views. well priced for the neighborhood and great specialty drinks. Friendly Staff.

  • at65 Cafe

    Posted by Harvey E. Phillips on 05/10/2009

    Huge Opportunity Missed

    While one doesn’t expect gourmet dining under these circumstances, one at least expects availability, i.e., that the restaurant would be open beyond 8:00 PM, to coincide with when many Lincoln Center events have yet to begin or are just letting out. The food is barely acceptable and annoyingly overpriced. A recent pre-tax tab of $34 brought two small dishes (one had to be returned for further microwaving) and a glass of wine, but no bread was allowed ($1 surcharge). People are chased from tables, even when unoccupied, if they have only ordered a drink. Others are admonished to order quickly or vacate the table even if, as in the case I observed, a woman was organizing $500 in ticket purchases she had just made at the hall’s box office, even though plenty of other tables were empty and she had assured the waiter that she was intending to order. The restaurant seems to be run for the convenience of its management, not for the public. Lincoln Center painfully needs an affordable, welcoming, convenient dining locale. This is not it, and it’s distressing to see a huge opportunity to fill this need being missed.

  • at65 Cafe

    Posted by Ashamed of my neighbors on 02/26/2009

    Good, but needs work

    A nice new addition to the Lincoln Square area - especially the bar. BUT. This cafe needs to do something about the lighting. Like sitting on the set of a TV show - bright and blazing. If you can stand the theater crowd and sunburn-inducing lighting - then make the trip to this new place. The drinks are great!

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