Dudleys

Came here on a later breakfast around 11:00am and it didn't disappoint. I always thought the place was bigger than expected from all the times we have walked passed it but once you are in the place its extremely cozy and I really liked it.The vibe is perfect and the Ricotta Hot Cakes were phenomenal! Seriously they were so fluffy and cakey that I would 100% go back for just them. We also got the mushroom Benedict and it was also really really good, the mushrooms themselves were great and the English muffin was defintely homemade.

Came here for drinks on a Monday night and really enjoyed the atmosphere. The music is so good but at the perfect volume so you can still easily have a conversation. The staff was super attentive and friendly.They have lots of drink options and the shrimp toast is an absolute must get! The sauce is so delicious and the toast adds a nice crunch without being soggy at all.Would absolutely come back and try more of their food!

Standing out amongst a sea of over appointed and service light bars & restaurants in the LES, Dudley's is always a pleasure to visit. Friendly and attentive service are a great match to a dining area dominated by the center bar, with plenty of space for both dining and drinking patrons.The food here is a fairly standard mix of pub fare, heavy on burgers and pastas, with some of the best French fries in the city (and the burger is no slouch either!).Thanks to Dudley's for continuing to give us a reason to venture over to the LES

Came here for brunch with my friend and the inside is so cute and open- perfect for a sunny summer brunch day. I ordered the ricotta hotcakes and I could really taste the ricotta in them which I loved. It was a very satisfying brunch. Only thing to comment is that since it's busy during breakfast-lunch and service can be a bit slow. We had to wait a while and call multiple servers to receive our check. Pro tip: they have cute dudleys postcards!

Service was attentive, however the doors kept getting left open, and we were seated between the doors and it was freezing and made it for an unpleasant experience. The chop salad was yummy, refreshing however they forgot to bring extra dressing and forgot the truffle aioli we asked for our fries.

Lots of action on a Saturday at noon - about 25 minute wait for lunch. The food was good, but any addition is pricey. Pretty good Michelada. Definitely recommend the smoked salmon Benedict. Want to come back in the evening, it's lively and has fun bar seating in the middle.

Dudleys is a trendy Australian brunch spot in Lower East Side with thousands of positive reviews. I heard so many good things about their TRUFFLE FRIES.＊Truffle Fries $9.5MUST ORDER. Possibly the best truffle fries I have had in a minute. The truffle flavor wasn't very strong but it was there, good enough to amplify the aroma of the fries. The fries were made to perfection -- thin, hot and crispy. It didn't feel heavy to eat as a side. We easily finished the entire bowl even we were so stuffed from the mains. ＊Shrimp Linguine $20After some brief research, apparently everyone raves about their shrimp linguine. They give five shrimps and a good amount of pasta for the price you're paying. The pasta was buttery and creamy. The shrimps were bouncy and well-seasoned. It could get a little too heavy towards the end, so I suggest sharing the pasta. ＊Smoked Salmon Egg Benedict $17Egg benedict is an Aussie brunch staple. Nothing impressive. It was an average and standard egg benedict, but you can hardly go wrong with this. Yet one of the poached eggs was overcooked. No runny egg yolk it broke my friend's heart. Overall, I think Dudleys is good but a bit overhyped. I liked their truffle fries and the reasonable pricing of their food, but the service was lacking. Just be mindful that it could get really packed on weekends. I don't think it's worth waiting for an hour. We made a res for a weekday afternoon.

The energy here is pretty good. Waited for about 45 min for a table of 3 and the food didn't disappoint. Everything we ordered was all delicious. The service was good as well.

Dudley's is a nice NYC diner in the LES. Mainly a brunch place since they have a very good list of hearty brunch options. Dinner menu is quite simple. It's usually a busy spot during the summer when people are out and just want to do some people seeing. The food overall is good and service is great. Price is good for those not used to midtown city prices and you still get pretty good portion. Noise level is high as the bars are usually packed on good weather nights.

The service was consistently decent and the restaurant itself was a standard brunch setup, but the food was such a miss. The shrimp linguine was okay, but the Benedict was not seasoned and the hollandaise sauce had no taste. Meanwhile, the accompanying salad was SO salty.