“loved everything. Latkes were crispy and well seasoned, great fish. Pancakes thin and fluffy but not too sweet. Lobster roll was unique and hit the spot.”
H3
7.9/10American
AI-generated summary
People go for and a at the bar. The gets called the best in the city, though the advice is to order the plain one and skip the versions with extra ingredients added. Breakfast is the other reason regulars come, usually eggs waverly over cornbread and sausage gravy with a big side of bacon. Prices are steep but people say the service makes up for it.
“loved everything. Latkes were crispy and well seasoned, great fish. Pancakes thin and fluffy but not too sweet. Lobster roll was unique and hit the spot.”
H3
“The food was solid. Eggs and bacon all cooked well, though my picks were a bit safe so there was nothing too mindblowing.”
H3
“The food was solid. Eggs and bacon all cooked well, though my picks were a bit safe so there was nothing too mindblowing.”
H3
“They're just perfectly poached to be firm but not chewy, in a broth I think is made from shrimp shells and Old Bay.”
H3
“I’ve been going there for years just to enjoy martinis, oysters and people watching.”
H2
“Jeffrey’s Grocery has the best espresso martini I’ve ever had.”
H2
“I like the crab dip from San sabino and Jeffrey’s grocery.”
H2
“Jeffrey’s Grocery has great oysters, won’t break the bank either. We got Le Royale (3 people) and a few appetizers, definitely worth it!!”
H2
“Le Beratin, Contente Oeste, Jeffrey’s Grocery, Joseph Leonard. All have good cocktails.”
H2
“Jeffrey’s Grocery makes a fantastic Bloody”
H2
“Jeffrey’s grocery is a great spot for brunch and oysters/seafood tower”
H2
“Jeffrey’s Grocery. Make sure you order fries cuz it comes with chips”
H2