Pineapple Club — Restaurant in New York

The decor was super cute and the ambiance was nice. Nice enough for a date night or a girls night out; which this is exactly what this was. We did drinks, appetizers and and entree. There was 4 of us and we got a variety and shared. Avocado fries, burrata and the sesame shrimp were all quite delicious. The spicy tuna was atop rice that tasted like styrofoam and what we could have done without it in the plate.

In our opinions they don’t have a great menu as far as entrees. While not being extensive it also doesn’t have a variety. We styled in the chicken sandwich and the pork bap buns.while the sandwich was seasoned well, the presentation was underwhelming and the fires weren’t fresh but were salty. The Popeyes chicken sandwich is better even in presentation. The pork bap buns; the bun was soft and pillowy however the dish was flat and completely missing an acid an or a sweetness.

Drinks were good, clever names and quite tasty. When it was time to close out the bill the server seemed confused. In our closing out the bill 3 of us paid by card and one of us paid with cash. The server looked perplexed but disappeared anyway. In the very next moments her very ill informed manager approaches one of our friends about the quality of service and accused us of leaving a less than standard tip. As you can imagine this is quite embarrassing and he and our server are then further embarrassed that despite the service we actually did leave a standard tip. Not only does he hover around our table as we are gathering ourselves to leave after he insults us, he tries to apologize by offering us shots of Coquito instead of completely comping our bill for he and his servers blatant stereotyping and discriminatory behavior. Our server wasn’t the greatest, she wasn’t overly attentive, she did her job nothing spectacular.

Despite the poor entrees I would have returned for the apps and drinks but offer this experience, that’s off the...

Absolute weirdest bar experience I’ve ever had. At a place that wasn’t even busy. We ordered Ketel One dirty martinis and I literally saw the bartender finish off the ketel and use Tito’s for the rest. I kindly asked her if that was Tito’s and she played dumb, pretended like I was crazy, and charged us for the Ketel. Our martinis had a mix of 2 vodkas and we were charged for top shelf. I didn’t even care it was Tito’s, I just wanted to pay for Tito’s if that’s what I was drinking. I paid in full for the Ketel because I didn’t want to put up a fight and was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt. We THEN ordered another round of dirty martinis, watched her open a fresh Ketel one bottle (confirming it WAS previously Tito’s) and she made them dry. No problem - I was fine drinking the dry martini and just adding some olive juice, so I asked her for a little cup of olive juice. But she offered to make us new ones, so I brought our drinks back to the bar for remake, as she requested. By the time I was back at the bar she had another bartender helping us and ready to top off our FULL drinks with olive juice. I explained she offered to make us new ones, as I was fine bringing a cup of olive juice back to my table from the start. Again, we were treated as if we were crazy people. We got our drinks remade but the bartenders made me feel like a psychopath for simply asking for what I ordered originally. Don’t come here unless you’re looking to be absolutely gaslighted and ripped off by bartenders, especially the girl with...

Never reviewed a restaurant before but I’ve never spent so much money for such an underwhelming meal. I went to pineapple club with some friends and although the service and ambiance were solid enough I will never return here, due do the overpriced and terrible quality of the food. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich which was the the driest sandwich I’ve ever had. The tomato paste jam they serve with the sandwich was actually very tasty but everyone who ordered it had barely any on their sandwich. A few friends also ordered the pasta Limone which was the saddest excuse for an entree I’ve ever tried. The entire entree was equivalent to a buttered pasta that had lemon squeezed on it. I could not believe the quality of this entree, it was terrible (legitimately was like a $5 pasta you would order for a toddler). I did not try the chicken burrito but according to our friends it also left much to be desired. It appeared to be a burrito filled with dry chicken and hardly any other ingredients. To my surprise the fried calamari and the burrata were decent. My fiancé ordered an appletini that tasted entirely of sour mix but aside from that all of the other drinks were made well. The only reason I’m giving this review 2 stars is due to the kind and attentive wait staff. The food and drinks were also served very promptly. Conclusion, we spent about $750 for extremely low quality entrees, good service, and a nice atmosphere. Chances are I will not...