Kitchen 46

Stopped by for dinner before seeing a broadway show. The location is definitely convenient if you're going to a show. The food was good, but I didn't think it was amazing. I also thought it was overpriced for what it was. We got the octopus salad, salmon tartar, garlic shrimp and the village salad. Service was good as well and it was a cozy ambiance inside. The manager walked around and offered a sample of a signature cocktail which was definitely a nice touch as well!

Was in the area after going to an art show in the City. We didn't have a reservation, so nothing available inside the restaurant. Only seating outside in the covered area. Was okay, but would of much prefer to sit inside where it was warmer. Restaurant was quite busy, so our order took a long time. They apologized several times for the delay. So definitely make reservations! Food was good, really enjoyed the pizza that we ordered for appetizer. Main course was okay. I think it would of been nice if they had given us something complimentary for long wait, like dessert to share would of been nice ‍

Restaurant row would be an understatement! While in the city to see Hells Kitchen (a MUST!) we came a bit early to find an early dinner. As expected it was very busy but we walked around a little and this place felt super cute. We always appreciate menus outside the restaurant and the hostess was readily available for a couple of questions. They offered gluten free options and dishes, so we decided to give them a go. And so happy we did. Their house Sauvignon blanc was tasty and we both enjoyed the mussels + fries. The broth with the mussels was delicious (but unfortunately we both had between 6-8 unopened mussels which seemed a lot as an entree. The fries were delicious (+ I'm not a fry person!) The service was fast, efficient, personable and very welcoming. One could/should add this spot to your pre-show dinner options.

Ok, and my conquering of 46th Street/ Restaurant Row continues. This time at Kitchen 46 for their Pre-Fixe dinner for the Stella price of $49. We are off to a grand start with a very kind and good humored host greeting you at the door. I opted for outdoor seating on the front patio because pretty soon the changing seasons won't allow, and now I've got some excellent people watching going on. Ahhh NYC! Anyhoo, this #sobersista had a mocktails made specially for her (not on the menu, but just ask), something citrusy and not too sweet, perfect! Ok, the meal started with 6 oysters and the Greek salad, both fresh, both delicious!! I probably should have taken the hosts suggestion for my entree but I went with the salmon tagliatelle and it was...ok. The flavor was great, the noodles were perfectly cooked, and the salmon had a lovely crisp skin (though I felt the flesh was a bit dry and overcooked), but I wasnt wowed. It was just ok. The tiramisu was also just ok, as I prefer a bit more cake in my tiramisu and this one had more mousse to it. The service is great and the restaurant is lovely, so I'd definitely come back and maybe try some items off the pre-fixe menu.

Great find, not a big fan of restaurant row, too many bad experiences. Food was really good from the fresh ice cold oyster to the eggplant and sausage appetizer, dinner just as good, had the seafood paella and my wife the lamb, good service as well. Would go there again in the near future.

Out of towners from California stumbled upon this gem. Cute, fresh, crisp, and modern atmosphere. Kitchen 46 has an intimate yet causal ambiance. Staff are wonderful, friendly, and happy to share about the menu and area. Food is mediterranean based and delicious. We went with the prix three to get an appetizer, main and dessert. We went with the mezze - hummus, taztziki, and cauliflower, which comes with homemade pita, so good we ordered some to go. Mains we had the salmon and chicken, both cooked perfectly and seasoned well. We finished with cheesecake and tiramisu both good. I have to say I was surprised to read the other yelp ratings as it was not our experience. Makes me think the owner took the constructive feedback and made changes - even more of a reason to give this rating. Amazing staff, great food, and wonderful ambiance.

This place is quite small but has an intimate, candlelit dinner vibe. I also have no complaints about the service. Really mixed feelings about the food though, which makes me sad to knock off a couple of stars from this review.I liked the beef and lamb kebab, which was flavorful and came with thick-cut fries and some roasted vegetables. My boyfriend ordered the saffron rice with seafood, and while I liked how the seafood flavor was infused with the rice, he didn't, and he also thought that the dish could've used more salt or other seasonings.The total bill for these two dishes was $75, and the saddest thing was that I was still hungry at the end.

Service was good, nice place... a little plain... but the food? Quite bad. Paid $32 for a plate of seafood and muscles, shrimp, and octopus were all over cooked. Salad was just a bowl of giant leaves that were uncut with maybe 8 little squares of goat cheese. The croquettes were good. It's hard to mess up breaded cheese. The music was good vibes though!Edit: just go next door to don't tell mama. Live music/show, with the same exact food. They share a kitchen/menus.

I had the pleasure of dining here about 2 months ago. The ambiance was fantastic, the food was delicious and the Secret Potion cocktail was easily the best drink I've ever had! I also had friendly and attentive servers! Can't wait to come back here when I visit NYC again!!

Food was outstanding. Service equally outstanding. Trevor was our server and made us feel so welcome. Timed the courses perfectly. Wonderful ambiance. I highly recommend this gem in the heart of the theater district.