Reyna New York

Let me begin with saying that we loved the restaurant for every bit and pieces. We went there on Valentine’s Day for dinner and we were impressed with the service from start to finish. The servers are courteous, and we had chat with Nicki about how amazing is the ambience and food. We enjoyed the Cauliflower croquettes and Lebanese chicken tacos. The lamb baklava literally melted in our mouth and filled with delicious flavors. We also got treated with Polaroid photographs as V Day special. Highly recommend for amazing food, ambiance and good times 💕💕

The vibes are exquisite at Reyna. I came here on a Thursday night with a friend, and we had a fabulous time from the moment we walked into the gorgeous space, til the end when our server gave us complimentary goodbye shots that went down dangerously easy. The drinks are delicious and served in beautiful, delicate glassware. We also loves the tapas/ sharing style of the menu, because we were able to sample a little bit of everything. The fried artichoke (which was breaded in corn starch, great for those gluten intolerant folks like me) was amazing, but my absolute favorite dish was the ceviche– not necessarily a go-to dish at the end of an NYC winter, but something I now consider a must-have anytime I visit Reyna. Our server was super friendly and also knowledgeable, they guided us through the menu and helped us select the best dishes that worked around my food allergies. We will definitely be back!

The vibes and service were great. The drinks were the start of the show, good presentation and tasty. I would say the some dishes weren’t worth the price. That said some dishes blew away the competition. The lamb baklava is a must and the meat family plate is a good shareable dish. The paella was good as well but did have to work to get the rice as it stuck to the pan.

Overall place looks amazing. Pretty, really pretty and comfortable design, furniture. Dishes served beautifully and taste great.
Prices are a bit too high. Cocktails are not That great to taste (they are not bad but not worth the money), menu looks cool and descriptions of food is cute.
Friendly stuff but some of our guests were not happy with them spilling expensive cocktails all over the table. Thats happens to all of us but for such a big service charge we were expecting a bit higher service.
Pros- Nice and friendly compliment – restaurant gave to all of us shots at the end but unfortunately some of girls were already leaving and couldn’t taste it.
Cons – the cocktail which was given us by mistake was in the check ( later we asked to remove it)
and the weirdest thing – Birthday compliment (a few pieces of cookies and ice cream on it) was in the bill. Not sure if this is common but it was first time ever for our group. Usually when a big company celebrates birthday and little piece of cake goes from the restaurant.

I would recommend this place for girls beautiful brunch but I personally don’t think we would come back.

Obviously, their ambiance is gorgeous, and the service is also good. But the food was below average for the price. Shrimp tastes good but 3 pieces doesn’t seem a good size for it. The paella sucks, tastes like trader joe’s frozen fried rice, or worse. And it’s like $70 something.