Glass House Tavern

Had dinner here before a show last night- first time. Inside was well lit with a bar and tables- also tables upstairs.Menu had decent selection of apps & entrees. Also had 3-course prix fixe dinner available. We opted not to go with the 3-course dinner because we were going elsewhere for dessert.Husband and I split beet salad which was delicious and generous portion. I chose lamb bolognese with paparadelle and husband had shrimp in garlic wine sauce with pasta. We shared both. Loved them!! I am not a pasta fan but I have to say this was probably the best pasta fish I've ever had!! Again the portions were generous too- if I was going straight home I would def have left with a doggie bag. Only somewhat negstivevwas the bread- rolls were served that were fresh but tasted very commercial.Service was just right. Things were a little pricey but you have to expect that when eating in the theater district. I def recommend this restaurants for anyone seeking a delicious dinner before or after a Broadway show. Also, restrooms were very clean.

Food was really good and it was pretty crowded as we had an 8pm show to make. The location is perfect if you're catching a broadway play/show. There was a bit of panic when we asked to look at the wine list- our waiter excused himself with the help of 2 others to locate wine menus in a cabinet. Not the most robust of lists but acceptable. The tuna appetizer was very good as were our main dishes. We split a couple of desserts which were surprisingly good. All in all, I'd definitely go back if I had a show to catch.

Met my mother, my brother, and his family here for my nephew's birthday dinner. It took rather a long time for someone to finally show up and take both our food and drink orders. Normally, we order drinks first and peruse the menu. But our server took so long, we ordered dinner too. The food was absolutely superb. The hanger steak was flawless. My salad, which had pomegranate arils, was amazing. The crab cake, an appetizer that I had for an entree, was delicious and not overly breaded. It had sone crunchy veggies. My nephew had the Mac and cheese as his appetizer. OMG. Gooey, cheesy, so fattening. So GOOD! My blood orange martini was good, perhaps very good. It really was a lovely dinner. Once our server appeared, everything went smoothly. It's a large, multi-level space. And it's not noisy, because the tables are well spaced. It's an elegant, simply done space, where the food adds color. My salad, in particular, was gloriously colorful. It's a fairly expensive restaurant. But the quality of the food justifies the cost. It's not outrageous.

This place is completely fine for what it is.I sat at the bar and bartender was EXCELLENT. She was so helpful and kind with what I wanted and the pace to bring everything out while making drinks for everyone else.Okay so the food. The food is serviceable. It's not excellent but not terrible. I do want to say I got the tuna cones and they were TINY. Half a bite of tuna tartar in each cone. 3 cones for 18 dollars a complete rip off. I know it's Times Square but you can get a better value at a chain for what you got here with this dish.The server recommended the Lamb ragu and that was actually very tasty. The pasta tasted fresh... or fresh-ish. The lamb in the sauce was a nice pallet surprise as you typically expect beef or pork.The meal was crazy expensive for what I got an "appetizer" and entree came out to $70.Choose anywhere else next time

Went there after a play they have great drinks and French fries ... the best thing to happen was seeing Lavar Burton in the flesh and he came to our table ... I will never forget that nite ever

Had an enjoyable meal before heading over to see a show. I had never been there before but my significant other had. The place is spacious with multiple floors. Our server Larry was a delight. My significant other wasn't feeling so great when we arrived and he got him a seltzer with bitters to settle his stomach. Very thoughtful!! Larry had our salad split which was a classy touch. Our meals were plentiful and delicious. The manager also came over and introduced himself. I believe his name was Eli. Overall our experience was very enjoyable. We will definitely return in the future.

I chose this restaurant because it's right next to the Lena Horne theatre where my daughter and I were seeing a show while we were in town for her Spring Break. Apparently they get a lot of business being in the theatre district. I made a reservation m, allowing 2 hours. We were seated right away and I had a cilantro-jalepeno margarita which was delicious!We both ordered from the Prix Fixe menu where you get an appetizer, entree and dessert first $60. She had the jumbo lump crab cake, Atlantic salmon, and she chose the warm chocolate cake for dessert. I had the quinoa spinach salad, the bacon wrapped filet, and I chose terra cotta for my dessert. Service was a bit slow due to it being busy and we wouldn't have had time to eat our desserts, so we asked for them to go. We attended the theatre next door and upon returning to our Air BnB, my daughter was very disappointed to find that her chocolate cake was not in the to go bag. Only my terra cotta was. (That was the only item in the bag, we didn't have any leftovers or anything else.)The other mishap was that our server was charging me for my salad, which was part of the prix fixe meal. Fortunately I noticed it and he removed the $20 from the bill. I called about the missing cake and the general manager offered to credit my card for the cost of a dessert if I emailed him the details since we don't live here and wouldn't be back anytime soon. I did this and within 24 hours I had a confirmation email. All in all it was a nice evening, and hopefully if we ever try again we won't have any issues! We just have to allow more time because they seem to be continually busy with theatre patrons.

Major disappointment. Yes, let's give credit, where credit is due, place is a beautiful try level restaurant, and the service is very attentive and friendly - - - But food was abominable - - - the steak, fish and duck were tasteless. We all left it unfinished. If they fix the food, they would be an amazing fresh addition to the Broadway scene. The french fries were good and crispy by the way :)

Great food and service! Very easy walk within theater district. And ambiance is pleasant!

Excellent service from start to finish, from the bar to the dining room. The staff was friendly and gave us plenty of time to enjoy our meal without feeling rushed. We loved the prix fixe menu before heading to the theater--everything was great, from the apps to dessert. The short ribs were especially tasty and tender. A perfect pre-show dining spot!