Littlefield — Restaurant in New York

Good venue in oldThe restaurant says it's a pizza/restaurant but has only 4 pizza offerings. My son wanted to make his own with sundried tomatoes, garlic and mozzarella. He was offered mozzarella, garlic pieces and pepperoni and had to be sent back! Because they forgot the pepperoni They used to have various toppings ie: mushrooms, burrata, mozzarella, sausage, pineapple onions, peppers. The lasagna was OK but certainly not $25.00 bucks worth. Teriyaki skirt steak had a good selection of vegetables but my wife was expecting a whole steak not pieces. Service was good though my knife was not clean and was promptly replaced.. The restaurant is and always was very noisy (nature of high ceilings ). The remodeling after covid and the businesses moving their oven was done nicely . The bathrooms were clean. I understand there is a new owner trying to get a younger crowd which is not possible without more pizza variety. Use the old menu as a guide. Young people Don't have the cash to pay these prices. We also saw only older. People with children there. My wife, son and sisters-in-law don't file reviews. I contacted you first. I'm older and prefer to have a hard copy menu and not screw around with my phone. A piece of paper menu isn't a good representation for the place.

Our bill was over $250.00. My family probably won't be back for a long time. My comments are made to advise and suggest...Not to offend. I wanted you to know that I've known many restaurant/and business owners from my past life as a government worker most of them will listen to no one but their own family. If you push/sell pizza, you must have all the fixings to be able to make your own: ham, pineapple, olives, pepperoni, or other cheeses and any other regular items from the old menu especially if you're going to charge $15.00 for it! I don't see a good future for the restaurant if they continue...

Went to a show at Littlefield last night that I was so excited for and left highly disappointed. The show started at 8pm and I arrived at 7:35pm in anticipation for a bit of a crowd. Apparently that was not early enough as all available seats were already taken. I know this may seem juvenile to complain about, however, I am a disabled individual and I was not able to fully enjoy the 2 hour show due to having to stand for an hour and 30 minutes straight until I physically couldn’t take it anymore and had to sulk away to the restroom just to have somewhere to sit. A crowded New York comedy club is not foreign to me, I go to shows multiple times a week, but the reason I’m leaving this review is because I feel that it was highly irresponsible of the venue to sell WAY more tickets than they had capacity for. People were standing everywhere packed in very tight just trying to get a view of the stage. Initially I stood behind the last row of chairs for the hour and a half I could and when I had to leave my position it was so difficult to get out of the tight crowd of people standing going all the way back to the coat check. Talk about a fire hazard. To buy tickets the day the show was announced only to have a less than favorable time in an environment that clearly was not disability friendly really has saddened me. Couldn’t even fully enjoy David Cross’ comedy which is a sentence that I never knew could be said. This was my first time at Littlefield too and now I know that regardless of who is performing it is probably best for me and those who don’t want to be medically concerned for the entire evening due to unforeseen, long-term standing to...

Incredible venue and staff. We had a party here with bar, food and a major live music component. Julie and her team made the entire thing happen seamlessly. The food was fantastic and interesting and the level of execution exceeded everyone’s expectations for a “buffet-style” event (Chef Scott has a fine dining background and it shows.) The drinks were delicious and strong, and bartenders were attentive and upbeat.

Also need to mention the sound guy, Sky, is amazing. We had a pretty significant back line rig for the stage which he set up and soundchecked with a level of detail I haven’t seen in a while. He also basically live mixed the entire band performance for the whole evening, instead of just walking away from the sound board which a lot of sound men do. To top it off the house playlist he chose for pre-show and post-show music was also shockingly good and perfect for our guests. Everybody kept asking me who curated the playlist and how they could download it!

Thank you Littlefield for an amazing night. HIGHLY...