Cousins Nyc - New York

Welcome to First Avenue! Instead of a limited diner-style menu for lunch, we were a large group and ended up staying for quite a while. The waiter was excellent, which made it a pleasant experience for us. However, the fish and chips and the speck were overcooked, and the fries were quite disappointing. On a positive note, the spinach salad was tasty. Overall, it’s a nice place to have lunch or brunch without feeling rushed.

I ordered the nightly special: sole with lobster for $28, along with a glass of wine. The meal was delicious and an excellent value. The service was good, and the overall atmosphere of the restaurant was quite nice; however, I personally prefer a livelier ambiance.

I visited with a group of five, making a total of six of us. The staff accommodatingly rearranged some tables for us, which made for a great experience. I particularly enjoyed the selection of beer and wine since I couldn't eat much, but my friends fully embraced the family-style dining. We shared every dish, and everything was fantastic. I would definitely return for more!

I made a reservation on Saturday on opentable for brunch; When I arrived, there was a sign that the entire restaurant was closed for a private event. sitting in there, but there was no hostess to find; only a fussball mother who dragged me into her party. I asked her if she had seen the hostess; she told me she was not the hostess; I lost one to believe in the humanity and realized that my plans for the brunch were a lost original. 0/10 would not recommend

Glad to welcome Cousins to the neighborhood. The transformation of a coffee shop into a pleasant restaurant is commendable. Service was especially friendly. Food needs some tweaking.