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Pershing Square Café

Pershing Square Café Sign and Entry. Photo by Edward Kliszus.
Pershing Square Café Sign and Entry. Photo by Edward Kliszus.
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4.6/5

I’ve often enjoyed Pershing Square Café’s wonderful breakfast specials and especially their legendary pancakes. After enjoying an early evening of swinging jazz across town at Birdland Jazz Club, I walked east from 8th Ave through Times Square on 42nd Street, past Bryant Park and Grand Central towards peaceful Tudor City. Nestled next to Grand Central where Park Avenue intersects 42nd Street is the Pershing Square Café. Tonight, it looked like the perfect quiet place for a post-jazz bite.

Here are some photos of the interior. I chose a cozy booth to relax a bit.

Pershing Square Café Booth Seating. Photo by Edward Kliszus.
Pershing Square Café Booth Seating. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Table Seating. Photo by Edward Kliszus.
Pershing Square Café Table Seating. Photo by Edward Kliszus.
Pershing Square Café Bar Seating. Photo by Edward Kliszus.
Pershing Square Café Bar Seating. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Dessert and Cappuccino Counter. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Dessert and Cappuccino Counter. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Pastries. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Pastries. Photo by Edward Kliszus

It was a little late for a big meal but friends encouraged me to try the Chicken Pot Pie. It worked well with the Mediterranean salad as I strayed away from tonight’s specials. 

Pershing Square Café Mediterranean Salad. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Mediterranean Salad. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Chicken Pot Pie. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Chicken Pot Pie. Photo by Edward Kliszus
Pershing Square Café Specials.
Pershing Square Café Specials

The meal was fresh and delicious and the Chicken Pot Pie exceeded expectations! The seating was comfortable and the staff was attentive and polite. I’ll be back soon!

Pershing Square Café
90 EAST 42ND STREET AT PARK AVENUE
(NEAR GRAND CENTRAL STATION)
NEW YORK CITY 10017
(212) 286-9600

Readers may also enjoy our reviews of the Bryant Park Grill, Cotenna Italian Restaurant, Eleni’s Greek Restaurant, and the Arte Café.

 

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