Fantastic lunch. Fine, tasty food in big portions. Definitely heading back here.

I mean, the knishes are decent. Talk about misaligned expectations though. People make these out to be heaven in the form of a potato.

Took me longer than it should have to get around the corner and try this place. Great food with tons of history on the side.

Really excellent Korean food. Restaurants outside of the 32nd Street strip have to try harder to impress/maintain and this place delivers.

Really enjoyable dining experience. Great food and tasty dark beer, decent prices and close to home. Couldn't ask for more.

This may be my favorite thing about LA. A tradition when visiting. So unhealthy, but who cares because it's equally as tasty.

My sister worked here for a while, so I tried almost everything. Great food at decent prices. Not much of a sweet tooth, but the baked goods are hard to resist.

One of my favorites. Great, clean food. Really tasty and well done.

Really good, filling servings of their signature dish with some tasty variations on the classic.

When you need something to stick to your ribs, this is the place.

Great food here. Also, BYOB and an awesome outside sitting area in the back. Easy to lose a whole afternoon at this place.

Used to come more often when living in the neighborhood. Still go back from time to time for the sausage platters and dark, seasonal beer.

Good Greek take-out when in the Prospect Park area. I really love Mediterranean cuisine.

You don't come here for the service or atmosphere (always take-out for me); you come for the vodka sauce pizza. I don't even know what else is on the menu.

Consistently good lunches. Order something different everytime and haven't been disappointed yet.

Good food. Portions are a little undersized though adequate. Good flavor, seemed authentic. Comparisons to Indian food are superficial. BYOB

Pretty decent Cuban food. Some of the entrees are excellent, others not so much. The sandwiches are so-so. Reasonable prices.

First couple years of going there (2005-2007), it was a favorite, then got sloppy. New ownership of late seems to have righted the ship.

Love the cole slaw and pickles here. Good if you're in the area, but not sure it's worth going to the UWS for. $3 beers from 4:30 to close.

Maybe my favorite Korean spot.

Good lunch spot near work. Pricey for a sandwich, but for good reason: fresh, tasty ingredients and not greasy.

Pretty good Korean (albeit, the only one) in Little Italy. Good if you're not willing to take the trek up to midtown.

Used to like this place a few years back, but every time I walk by now, it seems too crowded to even attempt. I love/miss pierogies though.

It's a diner. That said, it's a decent lunch spot with big portions and low-moderate prices. Not exactly gourmet, but again, it's a diner.

I think I found a new favorite K-town spot.

I liked this place a lot. Reasonably priced, good service (complimentary mango ice cream) and tasty food. They seem motivated to impress.

This replaced my favorite Korean spot in the city (Dae Dong), but it's a worthy successor.

My favorite Vietnamese place in town (read: New York City).

One of the more fulfilling lunch spots for me: decent prices and excellent Vietnamese food.