3 Guys Restaurant

Great cozy restaurant with excellent food! Its billed as a diner but it's kind of an upscale diner. A little more expensive but the food is excellent quality and they have a bar.

We had been walking in Central park under snow fall and we were happy to find this place. Populated with locals. Menu offers all from oatmeal, omelette, bagels, burgers.This is a very clean and friendly place, much frequented by people living in the neighborhood. Extensive menu - everything looked good and customers were enthusiastic when I asked for suggestions.The split pea soup was superb, and went well before a very nice piece of salmon with mixed vegetables. Excellent coffee.

Wonderful place to eat. Love the coffee and pancakes.

The food was tasty. We walked over from Central Park. It was very tasty. Very old school neighborhood diner. Prices were okay too. I had a black and blue buger amd fries. It came with a pickle. My wife had the quesadilla, which came with a large dallop of sour cream and gauc. I would eat there again. If visiting Central Park

Neighborhood restaurant where the service is great and the food is very good.

🍴 🍽 ☕️ 🥓 🥚 🥑 🍞 🧀 🥞 🥛 🍔 🥑 🥪 ☕️ 🍧 🍰Happy Labor Day 19.3 Guys Restaurant located at Madiaon Avenue and 96th Street, Manhattan, NYC is what New Yorkers calls diners. Diners are quite popular because of their variety of food and reasonable prices.Diners are like Chinese restaurants. You can have anything imaginable to eat at any hour of the day. However, there are certain things to stay away from. From chicken broth to French onion soup, from tuna fish salads to calf liver, from meatloaf to fried chicken, and jello to a banana cream pie.And the coffee is usually quite good in these diners. The staff is very nice amd polite, friendly and attentive and service with a smile.Reasonable price food is reason to visit.

I love that restaurant I've been going there since I was in my 20's now I'm 51 and I'm still going there. Their food is delicious the waiters are so nice. ❤❤❤❤

Had the smoked chicken churrasco with bacon and coleslaw. The food was good but the staff was unwelcoming. They were talking amongst each other in their native tongue about how this couple who was sitting and chatting after the check wasn't leaving. Worth trying if you're in the area and are craving for some diner food but don't expect excellent hospitality.

The food here is typically on the better side of what you'd expect from a diner. The menu is extensive but I usually stick to your typical diner breakfast or a matzo ball soup for lunch. I will say the sweet potato fries are delicious. My only real complaint being that you have to get up and pay at the counter as opposed to the bill being brought to the table. My guess is as a way to encourage customers to leave after they finish eating.