“Next tier up (more like Tavern on Jane) would be Cookshop where the menu is good and non-challenging and it’s lively inside”
H2
6.7/10American
AI-generated summary
Cookshop is the reliable Chelsea brunch, easy to book and a short walk from the High Line. People point at the , the and the . The food is solid rather than exciting, and a few say it's gotten pricey and touristy.
“Next tier up (more like Tavern on Jane) would be Cookshop where the menu is good and non-challenging and it’s lively inside”
H2
“Crust was soggy. Food overall was greasy and oversalted”
H2
“Ambiance is chill and food is delicious.”
H2
“Cookshop - buttermilk cornmeal pancakes”
H2
“Cookshop is reliable but not challenging, lively but not too loud, and you can walk the High Line before or after.”
H2
“I live in Chelsea and still enjoy Cookshop. I’m not sure if they have eggs Benedict but the baked eggs and cinnamon roll are excellent”
H2
“Second cookshop, I’m gluten free and while they don’t go over the top to accommodate they are knowledgeable about the menu and what is and isn’t gluten free.”
H2
“Always something for everyone on the menu. Had a pork chop there that was delicious”
H2
“Thanks for recommending cookshop, just has an excellent tuna sandwich”
H2
“Cookshop. Sometimes if you don’t find reservations on line call restaurant directly”
H2
“I'd disagree with the Cookshop recommendation; the food is decent but overpriced and the clientele are noticeably obnoxious.”
H2
“Cookshop on 10th Ave holds up. Solid food, real NYC sidewalk vibe, not too fussy.”
H2