The Social On 83rd

This restaurant was wonderful. Food and drinks were great! We hit happy hour and it was a real bargain. Service was top notch. No complaints. The ambiance was relaxing and the music was enjoyable. All in all we had a very busy day and this was a great way to bring it down a notch and relax...Finally. As usual I'm just real bummed out I can't vape cannabis indoors in some situations (like that) and use a smoke buddy to insure there's no smoke emissions in the atmosphere. Even though there wasn't any anyway because vapes only emit water vapor. But that's another story...Oh, and I was a pig too. Ate everything in front of me. I was working towards leftovers for the weekend but that didn't happen because it was so delicious. There were noleftovers. Hats off to the chef! I had the cranberry walnut goat cheese salad and didn't realize how huge it was going to be, because I also ordered that Honey bun chicken sandwich and am I ever glad I did. Delicious experience! Do it!!! My husband ordered Tapas to share, and I did eat 2 of the green beans. They were delicious. And probably cooked in crack they were so delicious they call your name. He also ordered the beef sliders and ate two and saved one for later because they were such a great experience he wanted the opportunity to repeat it later for his dinner. He just ordered tapas because they are smaller portions and we're trying to cut back. I feel bad I got the better deal.

We had a late Sunday brunch around 1pm. It sure was challenging to find an open parking space as shared with Hash Kitchen next building. We had to park somewhere else. We ended up sitting at the bar as there were no tables available.Our server/bartender was great. I tried the chicken fried NY Strip at $16.50. It was so dried and looked like rubber. You can't even cut through it. The sauce on top was disgusting as well. I definitely won't order this again. I'm not sure why all the positive reviews. There are much better restaurant options in this area.

My wife and I were in the area and decided to give Social on 83rd a try. What an awesome experience. The staff were amazing. Both bartenders that waited on us were super friendly and very attentive. We ordered the mimosa deal for 20.00 and the brunch board for 25.00. The brunch board was AMAZING!!!!The fruit was super fresh and tasty. The highlight of the board was the pastry with ham inside of it. I don't know why it's not on the menu because it's awesome. Even though we don't live that close, we will be back. Great job team.

Wow! Really glad I finally got to try The Social on 83rd. Fantastic happy hour (social hour 2-5 daily) offerings. I enjoyed a tres amigos paloma with a tajin rim (ok I had two). For 5.50 each, a great value. The Szechuan green beans were so good we almost licked the plate. I also had room for the blackened fish tacos which were small but super, even at full menu price. Husband ordered the social burger, with bacon, onion, cheese etc. With fries for $12 also a solid value at HH. Companions split an order of hummus while we pigged out. They ate some but not all. No complaints but clearly not as good as our choices! Service was friendly and efficient if not memorable, but they weren't very busy, even on a Saturday at 4. I look forward to coming back to try the rest of the social hour menu and more!

Repeat customers. We're here 2-3 times a month. Not just elevated bar food, some really well prepared dishes. Also has a nice patio & outdoor space (when the weather is right), top notch service and a very, very competent bar staff.

First time, first impression. Greeted and seated quickly on a Saturday after 930am, option indoor or outdoor seating. The server brought us a bottle of water with 2 glasses, unfortunately my glass was dirty with someone else's lipstick still on it, not my shade of pink. Ordered a spritz and a Bloody Mary for my hubby, good strong drinks for brunch. Ordered our breakfast, sourdough Benedict was huge! If you're a big eater, which I'm not, it's worth the price. I don't think a deli style ham should be used for this dish, they are too thin and didn't work for me. It should be a ham steak or crispy bacon. Eggs were poached perfectly, the sauce could use some work. The hash was fine, my husband ate it up. Server didn't check on us as often, had to flag her down. No music inside, it was a bit boring. Other than that, I would go back for a second time.

The family (8 and a baby!) went here for brunch to celebrate November birthdays early.Was not sure what to expect, but it was centrally located...... I had the Sourdough Benedict and a GREAT Expresso Martini (be warned it is strong). I am not a huge brunch person but did enjoy the Benedict. It was not TOO Rich as some seem to be, and struck a good balance of substance and 'creamy'. Our father in law actually asked the waitress what was in an Expresso Martini, and she came back promptly with the ingredient list!I tried a little of the Stuffed French toast, and actually considered ordering a second meal or getting it to go! Again, sweet without out being somehow just sugary.....Lastly my wife said her corned beef hash was adequate.

Went for happy hour - the food was better than expected, but the drinks were pretty weak. Service was hit or miss - we had one server who was pretty inattentive; their shift ended while we were there and the next server was really nice and on top of things.

I've been eye-balling this place for a while, and I finally made the time to try this absolutely delicious cool vibing restaurant. The inside is open, spacious, clean and very comfortable while being super cool at the same time. There was music playing on the patio, and were heard the beats perfectly while eating inside in the AC. I was greeted right when I walked in at roughly 11:30 am on a Saturday, and was able to get a booth right away. We started out with a couple drinks and some Brussels. None of which disappointed. My friend got the Bloody Mary; I'm not normally a fan - yet this one had my attention in a good way!!We then ordered the loaded hash and Farmer's Panini - WOWZA! My Panini came with fries, although tasty they were a little limp. The sandwich was fire. I don't know what happen w the fires, but I think it may have been a fluke because if you can make make the rest of the food yummy - the fries have to be a fluke. To everyone who is tossed between Hash Kitchen next door and this place - do not wait in line to have a good eats, good drinks and a cool vibe while socializing... just hop over to The Social on 83rdI already told the Hubby we are going back!

Yesterday, my best friend and I went for happy hour for the first time, and it was great! I had the short rib tacos, and she got the hummus--both were delicious. The drinks were on point too. Our server, Zane, was hilarious and super friendly.