Brooklyn Diner Times Square

A Shining Star at Brooklyn Diner ! Thank You, Ash! My friend and I were visiting NYC on a business trip when we had the absolute pleasure of meeting Ash at Brooklyn Diner. From the moment he greeted us, his warmth and kindness set the tone for a truly delightful experience. Not only was he attentive and professional, but he also brought such genuine joy to our table with his engaging conversation and positive energy.In a city that never sleeps, it's rare to come across someone who makes you pause and simply enjoy the moment, and Ash did just that. He didn't just serve a meal; he made our day. His kindness, humor, and effortless charm made us feel like regulars, even though we were just passing through.Ash, we wish you all the success and happiness in the world, you truly deserve it! So sorry we couldn't go back on Tuesday, more meetings piled up for us! Thank you for your incredible service and for making our trip all the more memorable. Brooklyn Diner and this country is lucky to have you, and we hope to cross paths again someday!XOXOPanchali and Calina (The girls from LA )

As a spot, in Times Square, to grab a bite and take a load off, Brooklyn Diner checks the boxes.They have an inviting atmosphere, a friendly and attentive staff, and a menu where anyone can find something. And on top of that, they have late hours. We stopped in for a quick bite while roaming around after a show and were pleased with our choice.Everyone in our four-some had a taste for a little something different and the menu treated us well. Personally, I had a turkey club and a strawberry milkshake and both were great and sizable! And tasty! My meal really hit the spot!Although our waiter switched just after drink orders, no idea why, we saw no curtailment of service or positive atmosphere at our table. He did a wonderful job of punctuality and attention.Will you be blown away at your visit here? No. But you won't be disappointed either. Go on, give them a shot.

I came here for dinner. Brooklyn Diner USA is a modern diner with retro decor serves large portions of classic American dishes like hot dogs and chicken pot pie. Their chicken pot pie is their signature dish and sold out very quickly. The food I ordered all tasted delicious . This place does get very packed and busy. Friendly and attentive services. Because it gets really busy during peak hours, the food did take quite a while. But overall, everything was good and this is a very good spot for burgers! Ordered: Appetizer: Pigs in a Blanket $16.00 Entree: Smashed French Dip Burger $23.95 + Backyard Burger $24.95 Drink: Pineapple Mojito $16.00

Late post: During our recent trip, we stumbled upon a delightful culinary gem nestled in the heart of Times Square. Intrigued, we decided to give it a try. My choice was the House Specialty: Chicken Pot Pie. What a revelation! The dish arrived boasting a flawlessly golden, flaky puff pastry crust, concealing a treasure trove of tender chicken, vibrant vegetables, and a rich, savory gravy that was simply unforgettable. The flavors were perfectly balanced. It's a shame they only bake a limited number daily, as this is a dish truly worth savoring. Be warned, though - the portions are incredibly generous; come hungry! We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking a memorable and delicious dining experience in the bustling atmosphere of Times Square.

We went in to grab a quick bite and get out of the cold while we waited for the Harry Potter box office to open. We were blessed to have Ash (Ashraf) be our server. It was only two of us and we each had a muffin and coffee. Ash treated us like we're buying a steak dinners. His kindness shined through right from the beginning. I'm amazed by his ability to anticipate our needs without being annoying. You can tell he strives to offer a great experience. It honestly doesn't feel like you're in the middle of Times Square. We'll definitely be back

My friend and I were faced with the seemingly impossible task of finding a nice spot to sit down for dinner (without a reservation) before heading to a show in Times Square.Thank goodness we stumbled upon this place!!! Ambiance is wonderful, it feels like a classic diner in all the best ways. Service might be among the best I've ever had, the host was very attentive without being intrusive and ensured that my friend and I had our menu questions answered and that the food ended up tasting good.And oh boy did that food taste good... I don't say this lightly, the Brooklyn Diner has the best chicken pot pie I've ever had in my entire life. And I've had my fair share of pot pies. The crust was amazing, crispy on the sides and fluffy on the top, HUGE chicken chunks inside (only order this if you're extremely hungry), and the sauce was perfect. I don't even know how to describe it, it was kind of orange-ish and just added the perfect flavor to the chicken and vegetables inside.My friend had the Gazpacho and Perfect Plate and was raving about both as well.So if you find yourself in Times Square in need of a sit-down spot on the fly, look no further!

Right in the heart of hustle/bustle of Times Square. A seasoned waiter did a very good job. For lunch shared a large bowl of matzo ball soup and pastrami sandwich both tasted great. Soup won out -large matzo ball, lots of chicken. Sandwich tasted excellent,but for $28 didn't have much meat on it. Came with 2 slices of pickles & a very small bowl of coleslaw. Bread was great.

Amazing food for a great price. Avocado toast with an arugula salad was delicious! Located near Times Square.

Great place for breakfast. Biggest cookies ever!! Everyone was very nice and the place was clean and organized. Great experience.

I'm so sad they took the chicken parm off of the menu. That was my favorite. I ordered the Alfredo this time and it was just okay. The chicken pot pie is huge and the best thing on the menu in my opinion. I hope they bring the chicken parm back. Average service. Restaurant was really clean and spacious. I will be back to try something else.