Risotto, Caesar salad, salmon, Coq a vin, filet all wonderful. Apple crisp and carrot cake desserts were good, but not fabulous. Probably would skip dessert. Hostesses and wait staff were so nice.
Beautiful! Great food and attention besides the awesome view. It's worth it any time of the year
Ladies who lunch eat here. Perfect for brunch before or after a walk in the park
"A great spot to enjoy a $15 cocktail" - said no one ever
Impressed with the new setup; lovely patio, lovely ambiance ❤️
В парке после прогулки можно посидеть отдохнуть и поесть
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Recently renovated. Their glass room is beautiful and seating outside is ample. Limited lunch menu but still delicious
A great landmark in a great location. Let’s hope they find a new chef to make an accessible menu that works for New Yorkers and tourists alike.
Don't be afraid to ask questions about preferred seating or the menu.
The scrambled eggs are seasoned perfectly, so don't be put off by its humble presentation! French toast is worth its price and scrumptious.
The outdoor bar in summer is a romantic and peaceful place for a date.
“Like most things on the menu, the lamb sounds better than it looks or tastes and costs more than it should.”
The Bar Staff was overwhelmed! Need more Customer Service Training!
I love the reinvented Tavern! Delicious!
Following decades of service as an iconic tourist trap & 3 years as a foodless visitor's center, this restaurant will be making a comeback, offering fine dining & take out for park picnickers - Curbed
Newly renovated, historical Tavern on the Green will feature three dining rooms and restaurant goers can enjoy a scenic view of the Central Park.
PHOTO: Tavern on the Green menu from 1934. Some selectionsCocktails: Dry Martini .25 centsTavern Specials: Filet Mignon Bearnaise 1.75Beer on Draught, Goblet .10 cents. Menu at the link!
PHOTO: Showing off for the crowds, one runner stops shy of the finish line, and does push ups during the 2003 New York City marathon. Photo at the link!
Ghostbusters filming location: Louis Tully (Rick Moranis) is cornered by the Keymaster.