queensyard

Amazing experience overall! The food quality was excellent, everything tasted fresh and delicious. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The atmosphere is beautiful and the view of the Vessel is absolutely stunning. Definitely highly recommend this place!🤩

We came to Queen’s Yard for our anniversary, and Hugo made the entire experience unforgettable. Truly one of the best bartenders I’ve ever seen—attentive, skilled, and effortlessly personable.<br>Every drink was perfect, and he had an incredible way of knowing exactly what we needed without us even asking. He made us feel genuinely taken care of from start to finish.<br>Hugo turned a special night into something exceptional. If you’re here, sit at the bar—you won’t regret it.

This is a great spot to go to if you’re shopping in Hudson yards! The restaurant has a great view of the vessel. The vibe, the service, & the food all great!

It was our first time and we all had a good experience. The sweet potato and smashed avocado was our favourite starter and we loved the ice cream as dessert. The main course was okay, though we wished they had more options to choose from. The taste of the food could be better as well as their drinks

As you can see, the environment here is absolutely beautiful! The food is in small portions, just right for one person. All in all, the experience to have a meal here was pretty good!

Food was good. Walked in at 5 pm on a Monday and was able to get a table. Our server got an item wrong, they were able to fix it, while attitudes and services could be better. Atmosphere depends on the tables around you.

Hudson yards. What can I say? Queensyard has been around but I didn’t get a chance to try it out until now.<br>Beautiful interior, staff is wonderful. Our server was on point.<br>Food was well prepared. I asked for medium rare and I received medium rare.<br>Sounds strange that I’m surprised that food was cooked to temp, but being in this industry, I’ve seen a lot.<br>So food was very tasty and worth it. Cocktails were just as tasty and worth it.<br>Price was shockingly not as expensive as I expected it to be. Which means it’s a definite. Make your reservations though.

I understand that the prix fixe menu is intended for one person, and we also ordered additional items outside of the prix fixe. However, the restaurant manager came over and insisted that we order even more food, which made me feel very uncomfortable.<br><br>First of all, the menu options are already very limited. Secondly, the food quality was genuinely poor. Instead of focusing on how to squeeze more money out of customers, the restaurant should really work on improving the food itself.<br><br>That said, this place is clearly more of a tourist spot, the window seats do offer a direct view of the Vessel. But based on the overall experience and attitude, I won’t be returning and would not recommend it to others.

This restaurant offers a upscale feel while located at the Hudson yards mall. It has beautiful decorations around the holidays season that match the Christmas lights right across the street.<br>The menu is not broad but it’s certainly enough for a targeted dinner, said a date, a birthday or an anniversary.<br>It’s not a formal place by any means, but if you like dressing up you wouldn’t clash with the general ambiance.<br>The food was good. The porterhouse steak was really good. More than enough for two people, can be 3 if you don’t ate that much. It comes with delicious whipped cream potatoes.<br>I took 1 star off considering that I made a reservation with enough time and requested a table for 2 by the window as this was for a special occasion, showed up in time just for them to tell me that the window tables were not “guaranteed” and its first comes first serve. As far as I know that is not expressed anywhere when you make the reservation, which would be helpful considering the amount of people that come specially for the view.

Perched above the sweeping vistas of Hudson Yards, Queensyard has long promised the warmth of a British-inspired dining room elevated by Manhattan polish. This Thanksgiving, it delivered something even more rare: a holiday meal that felt both impeccably choreographed and genuinely heartfelt.<br><br>From the moment I arrived, the tone was unmistakably refined. Soft light spilled across plush seating and floor-to-ceiling windows, creating an atmosphere that struck the perfect balance between celebratory and serene—festive without ever tipping into frenzy. While many New York restaurants crumble under the pressure of holiday crowds, Queensyard operated with the composure of a grand hotel dining room.<br><br>The service, in particular, deserves its own mention. The wait staff was attentive in the way that great hospitality should be: present, observant, and warm, yet never intrusive. Glasses were refilled before one noticed they were low; plates arrived and disappeared with silent efficiency; and each course was introduced with an ease that suggested pride, not performance.<br><br>The meal itself was a masterclass in holiday restraint—traditional flavors presented with enough finesse to feel memorable. Each dish appeared as if curated for the occasion, with careful pacing that allowed the afternoon to unfold slowly, like a well-written chapter rather than a rushed celebration.<br><br>In a city overflowing with Thanksgiving options, Queensyard stands out not because it reinvented the holiday table, but because it perfected it. The atmosphere, the service, the sense of occasion—everything aligned in a way that made the experience feel almost cinematic. A Thanksgiving lunch that could have been merely pleasant became, instead, something quietly exceptional.<br><br>Queensyard didn’t just host a holiday meal; it hosted a moment—one I’ll remember long after the season fades.

Absolutely extraordinary restaurant. This restaurant is phenomenal for date night, a night out with friends, or a business dinner. I was here for a business dinner and was absolutely blown away. The staff all went above and beyond, the food was incredible, the atmosphere was gorgeous, inviting, and warm. This is probably one of the best places I have ever visited in New York City and it was a 10 out of 10, I cannot wait to come back!

We showed up for lunch on a busy Saturday without a booking — no issue. The manager was a gem and showed us to the best table by the window. He also served us champagne on the house after I shared an anecdote. Best champagne I’ve ever had. The views IMO are the best from the building at least from a restaurant on the mall levels. The food is excellent. I like that they offer gluten-free options. 10/10.

Beautiful place & nice ambiance. Wine was decent. We ordered a Sauvignon Blanc & Pinot Grigio for my son’s birthday. For $22 dollars per glass he got 3 drops of Wine. We sat in a table by the bar while we waited to be seated for dinner. We had to close our tab there first before being seated for dinner rather than allowing us to put everything on a single bill. The next issue I had is the quantity of the gucamole appetizer we ordered for $19 dollars.<br><br>They do sweet potato chips instead of corn chips, they were tasty but nothing out of this world. The problem was the quantity of the guacamole, it was so small that it was laughable, we all bursted out in laughter! It was ridiculous how this establishment price gauges & has no shame in the tiny amount of guacamole they serve for this appetizer while overloading the plate with sweet potato fries. Very disappointing. The service was sub par, we waited & waited after being served the wine for a waiter to get our appetizer order.<br><br>My son, daughter & I all got burgers once seated for dinner. I had been considering the branzino but the waitress shared it was a plain branzino with no vegetables or anything accompanying it.<br><br>The burgers were decent, it was a similar burger to The Red Hook Tavern Burgers. We were pretty stuffed after dinner so we decided to skip dessert for later & pick up some treats at Whole Foods. The waitress was kind enough to bring my son a little birthday ice cream & cookie dessert with a candle.<br><br>You are basically paying for the ambiance. The appetizer left much to be desired but the burgers were filling & decently made. The service was not good near the bar & got better once we were seated for dinner.<br><br>I am a foodie who has dined at Bar Piti, RH Rooftop, Pastis, The Odeon & countless other places in NYC that are considered fine dining. I will not be going back to this establishment & would rather spend my hard earned money at establishments who are fair in the portions & cost. I did not feel the appetizer was worth the cost.

Queensyard is a lovely beautiful spot with an amazing view of The Vessel and Hudson Yards.<br>Great decoration and flowers vibes.<br><br>The atmosphere feels classy yet comfortable, and the staff were attentive and welcoming. Service is excellent and fast.<br><br>The food was delicious — creative dishes with great flavor and presentation.<br><br>I ordered Fish and Chips and it was very delicious and crispy.<br>Pasta was so well balanced and cooked.<br><br>the desserts were a real highlight , Chocolate mousse so creamy and ice cream<br><br>Perfect place for a nice lunch , dinner, brunch, or special occasion!

Queensyard was awesome! We landed a reservation earlier in the day and hit the seating lotto right by the window. The place itself was spacious, lots of seating, low, yet comfortable lighting. Easy to talk at the table and if there was ambient noise I don't remember it. Staff was extremely kind and service was top notch.<br><br>The food and drinks we ordered ranged from excellent to incredible. The sourdough bread was a surprising highlight that blew us away. That said, I highly remember queensyard and I hope you Enjoy!!