Cafe Ronda
Location:
249 Columbus Ave (bet. W71-72 St)
Fave Dishes:
Burgers ($9.50-12.00), they only have four kinds (it's a Latin-American restaurant not a burger joint strictly) but they're all excellent. Best two
-Drunken Mushrooms:
red wine cognac sautedd mushrooms and swiss melted cheese (plus I think iceberg lattuce and tomatoes)
-Kofte "A house specialty"
spiced parsley beef sirloin, grilled onions and sliced tomatoes
(they also have a regular cheesburger and one with apple smoked bacon and blue cheese)
All burgers come with:
-pickles
-hand cut french fries
Ambiance:
Cozy with a touch of New York Mag style-pages. Indoor and (limited) outdoor seating. Mixed crowd, overall nice, dogs etc (it's the Upper West Side...). Waiters are polite, the hostess is very nice.
Detractors:
The french fries were a tad soggy. And the music can at times be loud.
I recommend you go back after trying the burgers and branch out a little: the menu says "all of our dishes are hand-crafted to order and meant to be shared" and it's true! Great tapas, emapanadas, deditos, seafood-based appetizers, chorizo, platos de serano, rich salads, desserts (try the vanilla crepes).
The place belongs to the same peeps of Cafe Frida, near the American Museum of Natural History.
249 Columbus Ave (bet. W71-72 St)
Fave Dishes:
Burgers ($9.50-12.00), they only have four kinds (it's a Latin-American restaurant not a burger joint strictly) but they're all excellent. Best two
-Drunken Mushrooms:
red wine cognac sautedd mushrooms and swiss melted cheese (plus I think iceberg lattuce and tomatoes)
-Kofte "A house specialty"
spiced parsley beef sirloin, grilled onions and sliced tomatoes
(they also have a regular cheesburger and one with apple smoked bacon and blue cheese)
All burgers come with:
-pickles
-hand cut french fries
Ambiance:
Cozy with a touch of New York Mag style-pages. Indoor and (limited) outdoor seating. Mixed crowd, overall nice, dogs etc (it's the Upper West Side...). Waiters are polite, the hostess is very nice.
Detractors:
The french fries were a tad soggy. And the music can at times be loud.
I recommend you go back after trying the burgers and branch out a little: the menu says "all of our dishes are hand-crafted to order and meant to be shared" and it's true! Great tapas, emapanadas, deditos, seafood-based appetizers, chorizo, platos de serano, rich salads, desserts (try the vanilla crepes).
The place belongs to the same peeps of Cafe Frida, near the American Museum of Natural History.
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