The Tuck Room

Great Location, Delicious Food! We stumbled across the Tuck Room whilst visiting Pier 17 which is incredibly close by. The restaurant is also part of a cinema and is quite well disguised. We would never have known that there was a restaurant up top. The atmosphere is great and the staff were all very friendly and attentive. We visited on a Monday lunch time, and it was quite quiet. Chris, our waiter was very helpful in explaining further details on the food. I was really impressed with the food quality and portion size and would certainly return. If you are visiting Pier 17 and fancy a bite to eat at lunch time like we did, this is a great venue, very tastefully designed also.

Great bar with cosy decor, nice food and drinks, and cheerful service. Lots of good options on the food, from small plates to big meals, and there’s a tipple to suit and fancy or occasion. There were some great cocktails and local beers on offer which my group enjoyed extensively! It’s in a nice setting with views of the river at one end, and nestled in the shopping / entertainment village it’s well worth a stop-off!

Excitement! What a great atmosphere! The service is genuinely friendly. A great place to go before or after a movie. Even if you don't go to the theater, a happy hour you'd love. The food was good, but I which it is mentioned when there is pork or shellfish in certain good. The honey for the chicken had bacon in it.

Great ambiance and nice outside seating area. My favorite is the Lobster Cobb Salad. It is $8 and a hefty portion! Cannot go wrong for lunch if you are in this area. This is also a great date night location because they have the iPic theater that has recline seating and their menu is from the Tuck Room. Romantic, funny and hip vibe. Let's not forget to mention their marvelous and top shelf drink options. Highly recommended.

This is a historic building beautifully renovated after hurricane Sandy. The restaurant on the third floor is modern yet historic, and gives an upscale feel with the decor and the furniture. The view is funny - you basically see car wheels and windows as they drive by on the FDR elevated highway. There’s a very intimate square table that seats eight, and a “secret door” in a bookcase that takes you to a private room. So why only three stars? Because the food is really below standard, and quite expensive. Overcooked burgers, bland salads, cold fries. And one of the worst Poké I have had this side of the pacific. If you seek drinks this will be a fun place in a historic district. If you want to eat, there are plenty better options nearby.

Mediocre place with that served lukewarm food in portions too small compared to the price paid. My table received: fries that were almost cold; a burger bun that was stale and falling apart; and my Caesar salad with blackened shrimp (6, at best, medium-sized shrimp), while tasty, required me to cut the lettuce. Water glasses were left empty for too long, even after asking for a refill.