The Quarter

I had brunch with a family member who resides next door. I had the mexican plate which was $ 14.00. It was 2 eggs over nachos. What a joke. I was there before and always disappointed. The only reason I have to go there is because the family member lives right there. It was just a deli when I lived there across the street. It should of remained there. They call it The Quarter as its a 25% decent restaurant… not.

Jason Avery is genius! Very creative and delicious dishes. Lovely wine list and drink menu.
I mean kale fries! Who would of thought!

Amazing customer service! Margarita Wednesday was wonderful. Strong and not watered down. Had the fish tacos and they were fresh and delectable. Will definitely try and come back. Service is always important for me and sways my options in dining out. Great for groups too!

Stopped here for a drink while waiting for a table at a nearby restaurant. Had a delicious and spicy Margarita and decided to stay for dinner. We were pleasantly surprised– dinner was delicious! The burrata and fish taco apps were great and the Burger was one the best we’ve had! Service was great too! Definitely worth stopping in when you are in the West Village!

Pros: outdoor seating that’s dog friendly. Convenient.
Cons: food, service.
It’s always packed for brunch (see pros above), but if you’re looking for yummy food in under three hours, I’d recommend anywhere else.

Not much going on in here. The two stars on Unilocal sums it up best… «Meh. I’ve experienced better.» Came in for a drink the other day and did not experience anything that would make me come back.
Drinks were $ 15 so you expect a little more at this price point.

The brunch tasted British, that’s not a good thing.
It was ok, the fries a little underdone, the hollandaise sauce a bit meh. Generally speaking the food wasn’t as good I’d remembered from a previous visit.
The location is obviously spot on, my guess is last time I ate outside, in the sun, people watching on Hudson therefore the quality of the food was less important to the overall dining experience…
It ain’t bad, there is just so much strong competition within a short radius.

Came here late on Saturday evening for dinner and drinks. Great location and it looks like they have outdoor seating for when it warms up.
Ordered the daiquiri and mojito and definitely preferred the mojito. Was expecting the daiquiri to be sweet but it was more citrus and borderline sour to me. And for entrees we ordered the crispy pork shank and the signature burger. Can’t vouch much for the burger except that it did come with really delicious fries. But the pork shank was impressive in presentation and in taste. Very large portion that came with slaw and dumplings.
Best part of the meal was our dessert drinks. Ordered the Italian coffee and a ruby port. Two thumbs up for those.
Overall a decent restaurant. With so many great options in the area it’s hard to say whether or not I would return.

The Quick: Decent food at a great location on Hudson Street, perfect for people watching. Not very impressed, however the staff was nice and there was plenty of seating available.
The Details: Everything we ordered was good, but needed slight improvements. Most notably the oysters (on special for $ 1) all had sand/​pieces of shell in them. They were difficult to eat. The halloumi cheese was great in theory but overcooked and therefore tasted rubbery. Note the eggplant served with delicious. Overall, not too bad, but also no reason to return as the West Village has so many great options.
The Damage: We just ordered appetizers and sides, so the bill was very reasonable.

Went with a group of friends. We got fish tacos and sojouk lollipops to share. The Sojouk lollipops were really good, but the fish tacos weren’t anything special. Wouldn’t recommend the tacos. We all got the burger and it was delicious! It was cooked perfectly, and had really good flavor. The homemade ketchup was either hit or miss amongst the table. Two people liked it and two didn’t. It’s thinner than normal ketchup but I loved it and thought it tasted fresh. The only reason I am giving 4 stars is because service was not that great and we weren’t fans of the fish tacos, but overall we had a great dinner.

I went here with my brother of the weekend! The kale salad was great. They have a mcQuarter which is similar to a mcGriddle at McDonald’s — fun twist! We were able to sit outside !

I think I found a new spot for oysters on top of that they have daily specials.
Stopped in on a Sunday night. My friend and I decided to order a bottle of wine at 50% off, along with a dozen blue point oysters at $ 1 each. Perfect combo. Win win situation. We were practically bar/​restaurant hopping so we decided to sit at the high top tables alongside the bar. Service was good. Our server recommended other items, which we also ordered kale chips. Having to love kale, I was really excited to try it but I was not at all crazy about it. All I could taste was the steam of the kale. Super tough and chewy. Oh well. our server was nice so I couldn’t really complain. On top of that he gave us chips and guacamole on the house. SCORE! Haha
The place seemed pretty chill and the ambiance was pretty nice. Most importantly the bathrooms were clean!
Would I return? How could I not?!

Yum.
That’s pretty much all I can say about this spot. I came here with a coworker– he invited himself to an art show I was attending and so we came here after for a bite.
Service was good.
Cleanliness was on point. The bathroom was tiny, VERY clean, and sorta awkward– there was a door mirror in front of the toilet so while you’re sitting down you’re watching yourself pee. Lol yeah I was laughing and trying to avoid eye contact with myself.
The food, was great! I had a chicken sandwich which was something special let me tell you. I also had a delicious white wine to go with my yummy dinner.
The biscuits melted in your mouth. Not too buttery, not too flaky– absolutely perfect!
Definitely recommend eating here.

Went to The Quarter on a Thursday night and the ambiance was vibrant. Happy to see this new spot get some more traffic. It was vibrant, but not too busy. We were able to get a table to have a drink and dessert. Cocktail list has something for everyone, and the dessert is homemade. Will definitely go back for food next time.

A very nice option in this neighborhood. The quinoa salad; pulled pork and french fries ($ 15) were all very good and the service was excellent. Many outdoor tables for people watching. Not badly overpriced for Manhattan, but certainly not a bargain.

The Quarter should have a lot of things going for it. Great location, plenty of outdoor seating, and lots of interior space.
Unfortunately it under delivers in just about every other respect. We went for brunch and were some of the only people in the restaurant (we soon found out why). The food was fairly tasteless (and we’re talking eggs Benedict here — nothing crazy) and our waitress, while very kind, struggled to answer basic questions about the menu.
The experience wasn’t appalling, but I was given absolutely no compelling reason to go back.

Ate here like two weeks ago with a group of 4. We had hummus to share and I had mini tacos. Hummus was very nice, tacos were flavorful and well presented. Prices aren’t bad. The main perk of this place is the gorgeous outdoor seating. Fantastic block of west village, very picturesque. Their downfall that day was the service. They broke two dishes right by our table. Not huge deal but kinda distracting.

We stopped here to grab a bite after the Pride Parade, and it was PACKED. We luckily got a table outside without waiting and quickly ordered a few drinks. Service was pretty good for how packed the place was, and we didn’t have to wait too long for our food. I ordered the goat cheese eggs and my friend got the smoked salmon benedict.
Overall, it was a mediocre meal that was overpriced for what it was. Nothing too memorable and I wouldn’t recommend it particularly, but a decent spot.

Outdoor seat: 4 stars — on a nice day
Food: 3 stars — we tried a cheese dip and it was alright.
Drinks: ZERO! My glass of white wine was barely a third full. What a rip off!
Don’t come here if you want to get ripped off.

J’hésite entre 2 et 3 étoiles.
Bisque de tomates fumées: 3,5/5
Goûteuse et parfumée.
Oeuf bénédictine aux bacons: il faut le dire vite «aux bacons»…C’est deux tranches ajouter à l’assiette. Sauce: 2,5/5
Frites: 3/​5, elles étaient OK
Je dois revenir pour me faire une meilleure idée, mais pour cette fois-ci…c’est très ordinaire!

Walking through Chelsea it’s hard to decide which of the myriad sidewalk cafes is the «right choice» for your brunch, coffee break, or in my case — day after birthday lunch with Mom. Perched on the corner of 10^th St and Hudson, The Quarter’s window sign grabbed my attention and its simple yet promising menu pulled me in. Boy am I glad.
The food offers an array of options, but one style of each. AKA they have a burger (not 7 different ones), a chicken sandwich, a hummus, a fish dish, a salad (well actually three of those) etc. Everything we tried was delicious, well portioned, and nicely presented.
Hummus — we had the spicy version with a swirl of pepper flake soaked oil in it. Delish! Served with 6 slices of baguette and a few dried chickpeas on top for crunch, it’s just what hummus should be.
Salad — lightly dressed and very earthy.
Burger — rich and decadent feeling with caramelized onions and thick cut cheddar. I added a bit more salt, but devoured that sucker shamelessly.
Chicken sandwich — served on a thick multi grain bread with seeded outside. It’s a thin slice of grilled chicken which I prefer, but others may find too scant. Add watercress, a touch of hummus, cacik (think Greek yogurt sauce), and tomato and you’ve hit lovely!
Fries — The accompanying fries were herbed and dusted with larger rock salt crystals. They just somehow disappear without even trying!