“It’s a decent diner, but pricing has hit a point where an omelette and coffee with a normal tip is $30 dollars.”
H3
5.4/10American
AI-generated summary
People argue about Viand. It's known for the roast turkey, and some call the very good while others say it's dry. The louder complaint is price, since an and runs about $30. Regulars say the 85th and Columbus location is the good one.
“It’s a decent diner, but pricing has hit a point where an omelette and coffee with a normal tip is $30 dollars.”
H3
“they opened a new, more upscale Viand on 85th and Columbus maybe 2 years ago that is frankly one of the best diners I’ve eaten at.”
H3
“I was getting breakfast at The Viand in UWS and they served me a toasted bagel with salmon where the bagel was burnt completely black.”
H2
“The “famous” turkey sandwich at the viand tastes like and shares the texture of a duraflame starter log.”
H2
“85th and Columbus location the food is generally fantastic. Though the turkey is dry.”
H2
“My husband is a reuben snob and says Viand Cafe on the corner of Broadway and 75th St”
H2
“The turkey sandwich at Viand on Madison between 59th/60th is also a very, very good sandwich.”
H2
“I also like turkey from Viand”
H2
“While neither Manhattan diners have that classic exterior American diner vibe, they nail the interior and menu.”
H2
“Viand has become ridiculously expensive. Not worth it anymore.”
H2
“Viand on 61st and Madison. Old school cool, but a little pricey.”
H2
“Viand cafe has some good cakes!”
H2