5/5 Steven P. 8 months ago on Google
A
restaurant
and
music
lounge
that
is
both
upscale
and
friendly
on
the
wallet.
After
an
eventful
week,
myself
and
a
college
came
here
to
unwind
after
all
the
stress
and
emotion
that
hit
that
week,
and
we
were
not
disappointed.
From
the
moment
you
walk
in,
you
are
greeted
and
treated
like
an
old
friend.
Brought
directly
to
your
table
and
immediately
poured
waters
by
the
backwaiter.
The
staff
gives
you
enough
time
to
sit
down,
relax
and
take
in
the
live
music
performance
before
coming
over,
Something
that
I
really
find
to
be
a
nice
touch
instead
if
bombarding
you
the
moment
you
take
your
seat.
The
ambiance
is
very
modern
but
yet
feels
very
out
of
time.
You
can
almost
picture
this
place
being
around
in
the
1930s
and
not
feeling
out
of
place.
Tables
are
very
well
maintained,
and
some
even
have
very
interesting
sayings
on
them,
ours,
with
a
quote
about
sharing
a
drink
as
opposed
to
drinking
alone.
My
friend
kept
it
simple
with
a
bacardi
and
coke
for
her
beverage
while
I
went
for
a
simple
sidecar.
Both
drinks
were
poured
to
perfection.
The
coke
wasn't
flat
or
offbrand
like
many
other
places,
and
the
sidecar
has
just
the
perfect
amount
of
sugar
on
the
rim.
Our
server
Romina
(I
hope
I
got
that
right)
was
beyond
exceptional
and
really
was
not
hovering
or
overbearing.
Much
credit
to
her
for
also
letting
me
order
the
28
chocolate
layer
cake
on
the
sly!
For
food,
we
had
done
a
bit
of
a
family
style
ordering
and
kept
it
simple
with
a
shrimp
cocktail
that
consisted
of
the
freshest
shrimp
I
have
ever
had
in
NYC,
from
a
place
that
does
not
specialize
in
seafood.
We
also
ordered
the
skirt
steak,
which
was
bursting
full
of
flavor
and
is
cooked
to
perfection
(seriously
seeing
a
perfect
medium
rare
is
a
thing
of
beauty).
For
dessert,
as
I
said,
we
had
ordered
the
28
Layer
Chocolate
Cake,
and
it
was
magnificent.
I
mean,
with
28
layers
of
chocolate,
how
could
it
not
be?
Overall,
The
Flatiron
Room,
is
an
institution
on
class,
fine
dining,
entertainment,
and
ambiance.
Will
definitely
be
coming
back.