Good Days — all mentions

postGood Days, Williamsburg is consistently my favorite place in nyc since they opened in October 202579 pts
“I’ve been 10+ times and I can’t get enough of it! The food and drink program is top notch.”
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in:Good Days, Williamsburg is consistently my favorite place in nyc since they opened in October 202544 pts
“nothing tasted that great, either. great if you have tons of money to burn and are ok with medicore food in a nice looking restaurant.”
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in:Good Days, Williamsburg is consistently my favorite place in nyc since they opened in October 20258 pts
“I've been to Good Days several times, and it consistently delivers! The food is excellent, plus the cocktails and wine list deserve just as much praise.”
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in:Good Days, Williamsburg is consistently my favorite place in nyc since they opened in October 20251 pts
replying to u/LeftReflection6620: That’s pretty wild - I order a lot a getting a bottle of wine and it’s around $100/person after tip and tax. For an average person I’d imagine you can get away with like $60-$75
“Only thing that was legit good was the sweet potato. Even the bread fucking sucked.”
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in:Good Days, Williamsburg is consistently my favorite place in nyc since they opened in October 20251 pts
“The food for me was just OK, though. The bread didn’t taste fresh and my main was way over-seasoned.”
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in:What’s the last spot you ate at that totally blew you away?2 pts
“Amazing food, stunning cocktails, great wines, and such efficient, kind service. Left feeling like I got my money’s worth, which is huge.”
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in:Good Days, Williamsburg is consistently my favorite place in nyc since they opened in October 20252 pts
“I usually hate 99% of what opens in Williamsburg these days and I love this place. Wonderful service, delicious food, and fair prices.”
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in:Good Days, Williamsburg is consistently my favorite place in nyc since they opened in October 20252 pts
replying to u/Expensive-Air-1721: I've been to Good Days several times, and it consistently delivers! The food is excellent, plus the cocktails and wine list deserve just as much praise. The drinks are great, the wine program is thoughtful, and everything feels intentionally paired with the food. The comments about price and portions are ridiculous. Do you not go out to eat in this city? Have you not seen a lot of what's out there? I sure have. Quuality costs money, especially for independent restaurants today. Idk, maybe it's me, but im so sick of the corporate restaurant stink that's taken over this city. I'd rather pay for a memorable meal and experience than a big overhyped plate of something forgettable. If you want bigger plates, just stick to getting entrees. Plus, I like that they switch up the menu enough to stay interesting and still feel familiar. I've never left feeling shortchanged. I always leave thinking about a dish, a cocktail, a bottle of wine, or just the genuine hospitality. That's usually the sign of a restaurant that's doing something right. I'll keep on recommending it to people.
“Good Days checks all the boxes important to me so I’ll happily pay a little extra to support their vision.”
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in:Looking to impress my tattooed, millennial sister visiting from Portland, ME. Williamsburg/Greenpoint … something uniquely of the area. Price/genre not important, just vibe. I’m older and out of touch.1 pts
“Good Days on South 6th street!”
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