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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by food lover on 10/05/2008
Fab Food - Noisy Room
Just finished a fabulous dinner. The sweetbreads and anchovies were great. But the winner was the branzino, equal to a meal in Italy. Ice cream sandwiches were not only cute but made really well. Only criticism is the acoustics - too noisy and it was only 7pm.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/23/2008
poor food, mediocre service, overpriced
limited menu options and nothing for vegetarians. we waited more than half an hour for a salad, which came at the same time as the entrees. the quantity was very small and extremely overpriced. it's really not worth the money!
Posted by Anonymous on 08/02/2008
Prune Disappoints
A recent trip to Prune was truly awful. The roasted bone marrow with parsley salad appetizer was so greasy that it was inedible. The lamb entree was equally fatty and without flavor. After waiting a half an hour between courses, the only high point to the meal was the wine recommended by the staff. With so much going against the meal, it was too disappointing to stay for dessert. Overall, the lack of culinary expertise and wait staff attention at Prune is so pronounced it's amazing that savvy New Yorkers support this marginal restaurant.
Posted by Anonymous on 07/23/2008
don't understand the negative reviews
I've been eating at Prune since it opened and was just there last night with 4 friends. We spent about $60 ea. for cocktails, wine, and three courses, perfectly reasonable for the quality of everything we had. The food is as delicious as ever, the room is a little cramped, but service was great, and we had a perfectly wonderful time. If you can find food this reliably delicious in a perfectly quiet corner, cheaper, without ever waiting more than 15 minutes to be served, in NYC, then please share the name of the restaurant with us all.
Posted by Still Hungry on 07/04/2008
Bad Value
Eat here for brunch if you like to wait an hour for a table, 10 minutes to get a menu and then another 45 minutes to get food. Almost all the high-priced items are a la carte, so you'll pay $20-$25 in order to approach full. My brother's hash browns were cold. My 4 spoons of $9 oatmeal was lukewarm and oh yeah, when I asked for a warm-up on coffee the waitress started to bring me a new full cup. Then I asked if there would be a charge & she pleasantly said, "oh yes, we don't do refills." Atmosphere is crowded and noisy. We could barely here. There are many great brunch places in New York. I see no reason for you to waste your hard earned money here.
Posted by lisa on 04/22/2008
exceeded expectations
amazing restaurant, food and service. this place is a definite must. everything you read about this place is true. you have to go!!!!
Posted by ninaberries on 04/10/2008
Perfect Prune
A perfect meal. We arrived at 6:15pm on a Sunday night (no res's that night), my sis, dad, and I. An impromptu family dinner that was flawless. We all love to cook and indeed some of the things on the menu, thus could appreciate the skill and labor that went into this wonderful dinner. Had the marrow bones, quail, sweetbreads, calvados omelette and hors'd's... the service was lovely and warm, as was the restaurant. We lingered over bottles of wine as dad delighted us with stories about traveling to Paris when Paris was Paris.... Memorable, delicious, and worth every cent.