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Ainsworth Park

Restaurants, American Gramercy & Flatiron
4 out of 5 stars
(4user reviews)

Time Out says
This cavernous restaurant near Union Square serves hearty American fare and hosts a variety of private and corporate events.

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Address: 111 E 18th St
New York
10003
Cross street: between Park Ave South and Irving Pl
Transport: Subway: L, N, Q, R, 4, 5, 6 to 14th St–Union Sq
Contact:
ainsworthparknyc.com Call Venue 212-673-AINS
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Users say (4)

4 out of 5 stars

Average User Rating

4.3 / 5

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I've been to the Ainsworth before, but never Ainsworth Park before this weekend. I was here for a brunch that later turned into a day party. Food was pretty good, didn't disappoint, drinks were good too. In addition to the brunch special with endless mimosas, there were also drink specials and a cocktail menu. They have plenty of televisions, so that's good if you want to stop by and watch a game.


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This Ainsworth is by far my favorite. I've only been to two (this one and the Midtown location) but this one lacks the stuffiness that the Midtown location possesses. The music is more relaxed, the people are younger and the environment friendlier. Dare I say the food is better? We had a party here after our annual sales conference and lets just say I stood by the kitchen the entire time waiting for the macaroni and cheese balls. 

tastemaker

This is a fun, classier American restaurant with a great bar area, amazing food, and great location. I recommend the mac and cheese burger, it is one of the greatest burgers you'll ever eat. The menu isn't insanely extensive but there's something for everyone there.


Pretty good spot.  Higher class clientele than your average hole in the wall, and food and drink that goes with that (and prices too).  If you get there on a day that isn't too crowded, good place to watch a game.  

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