Philip Marie

it was a saturday night so we accepted waiting an hour to be seated. Started well, our waiter was pleasant and attentive. the food though was not brilliant, but acceptable. the wine, although chosen from the wine list was awful. we finished with coffees

Food is pedestrian and heavy handedly prepared. Hunter Stew is really soup with a piece or two of meat. Artichoke served loaded with couscous(?) and tasteless. Fried green tomatoes heavy and unremarkable. Service was spotty. Need to be tried during week

This is a wonderful West Village brunch place. My husband had an omelette--you get to pick one meat, one veggie, and one cheese. He had sausage, mushroom, and goat cheese. The plate also include tasty skillet potatoes and a slice of delicious french b

Went for dinner last night and it was awesome! Prince Edward mussels, fried green tomatoes and, and rib eye steak awesome. The service was great- I didn't even feel like I was in rude NYC like many past dining experiences. Super attentive staff but not an

I have been coming to Philip Marie for a year now and it has become one of my favorite hangouts. When I go there it is like CHEERS. All the waiters know my name and greet me like family. It is homey, fun and feels cozy and comfy. The food is excelle

Wen to Philip Marie last year for New Years and it was a terrible experience. Food was ok, but there are so many options in NYC, spend your money somewhere that will treat you with respect. I made a reservation for a large party weeks in advance. Af

I recently rediscovered one of my favorite spots. When i lived in the Village I would eat at Philip Marie all the time. Then I moved uptown. The other night I was visiting the old neighborhood and stopped for dinner. I had a delicious pork chop. My friend

Philip Marie is considered by many of us in the West Village to be our place to go to for family dinners, special holiday meals, girlfriend lunches, after church brunches, and, at-out-desk delivered lunches. In other words, its the place we think of, and