Landmark Coffee Shop on Postcard

"Among the spontaneous photoshoots for Cadillac or Harper’s Bazaar, there’s a spot where you can hide and pretend that you live in a simpler town in simpler times. It’s called Landmark Diner, and it’s a very normal place with terse service. That’s exactly what makes this diner so exceptional (in the context of Soho). It feels like it hasn’t been renovated in about half a century, and the food is exactly what you want it to be. Order some eggs with a side of corned beef hash or the buttery chocolate chip pancakes. " - Kenny Yang, Bryan Kim, Carina Finn Koeppicus, Willa Moore, Sonal Shah

13 Great Spots For Lunch In Soho - New York - The Infatuation

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"Among the spontaneous photoshoots for Cadillac or Harper’s Bazaar, there’s a spot where you can hide and pretend that you live in a simpler town in simpler times. It’s called Landmark Diner, and it’s a very normal place with terse service. That’s exactly what makes this diner so exceptional (in the context of Soho). It feels like it hasn’t been renovated in about half a century, and the food is exactly what you want it to be. Order some eggs with a side of corned beef hash or the buttery chocolate chip pancakes." - Kenny Yang, Carlo Mantuano, Hannah Albertine, Bryan Kim

The 10 Best Restaurants To Get A Meal In Soho For Around $20 - New York - The Infatuation

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"Between the tourists who traveled thousands of miles to shop at Zara and the crime procedurals that need 20 trucks to shoot a scene between two people, Soho can feel like a lot. But there’s a spot where you can hide and pretend that you live in a simpler town in simpler times. It’s called Landmark Diner, and it’s a very normal place with terse service, cheap eggs, and little packets of jam. And that’s what makes this diner so exceptional (in the context of Soho). It feels like it hasn’t been renovated in about half a century, and the food is exactly what you want it to be." - hannah albertine, bryan kim

Where To Go When You’ve Eaten Everywhere In Soho

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"Among the Soho shopping bags and spontaneous influencer photoshoots, there’s a spot where you can hide and pretend that you live in a simpler town in simpler times. It’s called Landmark Diner, and it’s a very normal place with terse service, cheap eggs, and little packets of jam. That’s exactly what makes this diner so exceptional (in the context of Soho). It feels like it hasn’t been renovated in about half a century, and the food is exactly what you want it to be (especially if you order something with eggs and corn beef hash or the buttery chocolate chip pancakes)." - Hannah Albertine

Landmark Diner Review - Soho - New York - The Infatuation

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Rodolfo Vaz

Google

One of the best options in the region for a good breakfast or brunch. Locals are regular customers here, which is a good sign. The menu is not so cheap, but the food is well served. I loved the gyro, I recommend it. Pancakes with bacon were good as well. Bad point is the charge when you pay by card.

Pouesh Bkfjy

Google

This spot is fantastic! The staff was incredibly welcoming, efficient, and ready to help at every turn. The food was superb, and the prices were surprisingly affordable, especially for a Manhattan location. Its location is perfect, particularly if you're staying at the hotel right across the street. We’re very grateful they could fit us in on New Year's Eve. We can’t recommend this place enough!

RPM T

Google

We, a family of three, spent a week in NY in August 2023 and were lucky to choose this place as our regular breakfast shop right from the start. We never moved elsewhere as it simply does not get any better and more authentic than this. The staff is professional, quick and very friendly. Hard shell with a very soft core. After three days we were greeted like locals and got our known choice of beverages directly after entering without having to order. The food is delicious, nothing for people on a diet, and gave us strength to explore the city. This diner looks like being straight from a Scorsese movie. If you like posh places with ironed tablecloth do not go there. If you want to eat in an authentic diner mostly frequented by local people this is the place to go.

Roberto Uzcategui

Google

The place is really good, the waitress was so kind, efficient and helpful. The food was delicious and the prices are fair for being Manhattan. It’s a convenient location for those staying at the hotel across the street. Thanks for saving our lives during new year’s eve! 100% Recommended.

Rick Garrison (RickyRico)

Google

Landmark Coffee Shop is not just a coffee shop, it’s an awesome place to eat at reasonable prices, there is so much choice, it only a small space inside but the service is quick with a lovely lady who takes your order and makes your wait is not too long. The food is prepared right in front, the food is freshly cooked, the portions size is generous and it’s tasty, nothing is burnt, and did I say the price is very reasonable

Sling Adventures

Google

Best old school diner in lower Manhattan! Looking for a place with solid food at reasonable prices in this part of town is tough. Landmark offer a service you might find at a roadside diner on a dusty highway. Amazing omelettes and pancakes with crispy bacon. The portions are perfect and the prices are even better. The bottomless filter coffee is served at your table. Service is fast and efficient and the place is very clean. More details on our Sling Adventures website

James-Russell Gause

Google

So I finished my overnight shift and got a call for extras downtown. I rushed down to Chinatown to wait for a callback or confirmation. I was wandering semi-aimlessly, wishing for a Westerm omelet. I told myself I would wander into a random Chinese restaurant and order one, to the chagrin of whomsoever may be in there. But as I wandered, I looked up and saw the Landmark Coffee Shop. I thought, "No way!". But yes, yes, way. The western omelet was delicious, and the service was extra exceptional. It's a small, real New York City diner, narrow as a bus, but twice as long. The windows give you a view of the busy street and the classic French architecture of two buildings across each street. It's what you imagine Bogart might have stopped in for a rainy late night coffee. Please give this lovely place your business. We have so few diners left in New York. This one needs to survive and thrive!

Lauren Wallett Media

Google

I had the pastrami on rye and it was smaller than I expected for the price. I expected a large portion like a traditional diner style. The price also was more than it was listed on the menu so choosing a diner over a pretty restaurant to keep costs down wasn’t the best idea. It was tasty and came with fries but it’s not a place to relax and enjoy the ambience. It’s in an out, very quick and expect to pay more than it says.

Rodolfo Vaz

Google

One of the best options in the region for a good breakfast or brunch. Locals are regular customers here, which is a good sign. The menu is not so cheap, but the food is well served. I loved the gyro, I recommend it. Pancakes with bacon were good as well. Bad point is the charge when you pay by card.

Pouesh Bkfjy

Google

This spot is fantastic! The staff was incredibly welcoming, efficient, and ready to help at every turn. The food was superb, and the prices were surprisingly affordable, especially for a Manhattan location. Its location is perfect, particularly if you're staying at the hotel right across the street. We’re very grateful they could fit us in on New Year's Eve. We can’t recommend this place enough!

RPM T

Google

We, a family of three, spent a week in NY in August 2023 and were lucky to choose this place as our regular breakfast shop right from the start. We never moved elsewhere as it simply does not get any better and more authentic than this. The staff is professional, quick and very friendly. Hard shell with a very soft core. After three days we were greeted like locals and got our known choice of beverages directly after entering without having to order. The food is delicious, nothing for people on a diet, and gave us strength to explore the city. This diner looks like being straight from a Scorsese movie. If you like posh places with ironed tablecloth do not go there. If you want to eat in an authentic diner mostly frequented by local people this is the place to go.

Roberto Uzcategui

Google

The place is really good, the waitress was so kind, efficient and helpful. The food was delicious and the prices are fair for being Manhattan. It’s a convenient location for those staying at the hotel across the street. Thanks for saving our lives during new year’s eve! 100% Recommended.

Rick Garrison (RickyRico)

Google

Landmark Coffee Shop is not just a coffee shop, it’s an awesome place to eat at reasonable prices, there is so much choice, it only a small space inside but the service is quick with a lovely lady who takes your order and makes your wait is not too long. The food is prepared right in front, the food is freshly cooked, the portions size is generous and it’s tasty, nothing is burnt, and did I say the price is very reasonable

Sling Adventures

Google

Best old school diner in lower Manhattan! Looking for a place with solid food at reasonable prices in this part of town is tough. Landmark offer a service you might find at a roadside diner on a dusty highway. Amazing omelettes and pancakes with crispy bacon. The portions are perfect and the prices are even better. The bottomless filter coffee is served at your table. Service is fast and efficient and the place is very clean. More details on our Sling Adventures website

James-Russell Gause

Google

So I finished my overnight shift and got a call for extras downtown. I rushed down to Chinatown to wait for a callback or confirmation. I was wandering semi-aimlessly, wishing for a Westerm omelet. I told myself I would wander into a random Chinese restaurant and order one, to the chagrin of whomsoever may be in there. But as I wandered, I looked up and saw the Landmark Coffee Shop. I thought, "No way!". But yes, yes, way. The western omelet was delicious, and the service was extra exceptional. It's a small, real New York City diner, narrow as a bus, but twice as long. The windows give you a view of the busy street and the classic French architecture of two buildings across each street. It's what you imagine Bogart might have stopped in for a rainy late night coffee. Please give this lovely place your business. We have so few diners left in New York. This one needs to survive and thrive!

Lauren Wallett Media

Google

I had the pastrami on rye and it was smaller than I expected for the price. I expected a large portion like a traditional diner style. The price also was more than it was listed on the menu so choosing a diner over a pretty restaurant to keep costs down wasn’t the best idea. It was tasty and came with fries but it’s not a place to relax and enjoy the ambience. It’s in an out, very quick and expect to pay more than it says.

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