Kitchenette

I used to work here a couple years ago, and loved the food then. 4 years later and living uptown again they finally deliver up to my neighborhood (138!) and I cannot express my excitement at finally having quality food available for delivery. Always fast and spot on, but now with milkshakes!

i love this place and enjoy going for brunch or dinner. love the grits and biscuits with breakfast. they have great turkey meatloaf and good salads. definitely on the pricey side. very cute decor.

Their brunch menu is worth a try--good variety and it's tasty. However their service, whether it's dine-in or take out is abysmal. The restaurant is crowded and you'll likely have to share a table with other guests. Don't expect to be able to carry a conversation here--the restaurant is small and is very loud! I've had poor experiences with delivery. Once I called in an order and was hung-up on twice, after being put on hold for a good amount of time. Once I got the order I realized that some items were left out. The food is good, but the service is incredibly frustrating!

I eat at Kitchenette at least once a week. Great place, atmosphere and food. Sadly however, almost every time I order delivery the kitchen messes up my order: wrong food, wrong special request, wrong drink, or it takes forever (over an hour for Turkey meatloaf that comes up in ten minutes when dining in?) I've called management but honestly they do nothing, and they don't care. Boo on Kitchenette.

We went here on a Sunday around noon. Some of us had breakfast, some lunch. The food was excellent, and not overly expensive for NYC. The service was also excellent which amazed me because the only downside I saw to this restaurant was that the tables are sooo close together with barely any space in-between. Luckily we were a party of 4 so we had our own table. We noticed that if you were a party of 2 they would seat you at a table with another party of 2 & pull the 2 small tables a few inches apart...awkward. Hint: if you are a party of 2 sit at the counter if there is space or insist on having your own table.

I decided to get delivery in the neighborhood tonight. I browsed dozens of menus online. Kitchenette has a nice hearty, home cooked menu, and the Turkey BLT on challah toast spoke to my belly. (And the many desserts on the menu SCREAMed to my belly). I ordered on Seamless, and 45 minutes later my Turkey BLT with garlic baked potato fries was delivered by a nice fellow. The fries had cooled off quite a bit but weren't dried out and still tasty. The sandwich was enormous and full of fresh turkey and thick cut bacon and veggies. Very satisfying. It was $15 for a sandwich, but it makes a serious meal. I could only eat half, and now I get to look forward to the other for lunch for tomorrow! I may have also ordered a brownie too and it may be exquisite--very moist and chocolate-y and buttery! ; ) I am looking forward to eating in sometime, as I have walked by the the place looks very cozy.

I've only been ever had their breakfast and brunch foods, but it always blows me away. Best biscuits ever! The staff isn't overtly friendly, but they're never rude and they're always on top of what they're doing. You never feel rushed and if you ask for any condiments or anything they bring it right away. And of course the space is adorable! Just gets crowded and loud sometimes...