Vietnamese spot shines with rich broth in pho and crispy spring rolls that balance flavors well. Traditional decor with an octopus tentacle door handle sets an authentic vibe. Warm atmosphere pairs with a strong cocktail program for a lively dining experience.
"I found the pho here to be amazing."
"The pho here is rich, flavorful, and satisfying."
"This place serves some of the best authentic pho around."
Good to know
The hours at LyLy are limited, closing early even on weekends.
The total for two adults comes out to about $62 after tax and tip.
The restaurant is very kid friendly, providing clean high chairs for little ones.
Bright, colorful decor and real plants create a cozy vibe with family-owned warmth. Pho features an incredible broth with fresh herbs, while cha gio offers a crunchy texture that pairs well with other dishes. Limited seating invites a relaxed, authentic experience.
"The pho broth here is flavored beautifully."
"I found the Cha Gio here to be incredible and delicious."
"The pho has rich broth and plenty of toppings."
Good to know
The restaurant offers a fully vegan menu.
Seating is very limited at the restaurant.
There is no bathroom available in the restaurant.
Vietnamese restaurant with colorful eclectic paintings and sparkling clean interiors offers a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. It stays quiet with plenty of seating, suitable for solo or group dining. The vibe feels welcoming and friendly, emphasizing a clean and pleasant environment.
"The pho here is so good, it makes you want to dance."
"I love the pho and the place feels cozy."
"The pho tastes fresh and pure, no MSG."
Good to know
Pho Dragon Restaurant is open late, making it a great option for night owls.
Reservations are not required, and there is usually no wait during off-peak hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but cash is recommended for takeout.
Vietnamese restaurant showcases charming contemporary design with rattan lotus-shaped light fixtures and tranquil, authentic decor. Atmosphere feels classy and friendly with good acoustics and a welcoming vibe. Patrons enjoy exceptional pho and grilled turmeric branzino, complemented by a unique selection of Vietnamese gin and crafted cocktails.
"I loved the fresh vegetable broth pho here."
"I love how flavorful the pho broth is."
"The pho tastes different from what I know as authentic."
Good to know
Make sure to make a reservation before visiting.
La Dong charges almost $30 for its bún bò Huế.
The restaurant could accommodate a big party of 20 people.
Space combines indoor and outdoor areas with semi-outdoor patio featuring string lighting and a clear roof covering. Atmosphere stays cozy and quiet with relaxing music enhancing the vibe. Patrons enjoy a pet-friendly patio and a view of the night sky through the ceiling.
"The pho has rich broth and plenty of meat."
"The pho broth here is rich and deeply flavorful."
"This is the best pho spot in the neighborhood."
Good to know
The restaurant does not have a liquor license.
Customers on crutches or with disabilities may have difficulty waiting to be seated.
The restaurant does not allow customers to sit without all parties present.
Small Vietnamese restaurant with cozy indoor seating and a covered outdoor patio featuring heating lamps. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly with modern Vietnamese music playing, creating an authentic vibe. Space fills quickly, making early arrival advisable.
"The pho here tastes amazing and reminds me of Vietnam."
"I found the pho here to be the best I've had lately."
"I think this is one of the best pho places in NYC."
Good to know
The restaurant does not take reservations.
The price for a bowl of beef brisket pho is $15 pre-tax and $16.33 after tax.
Customers should arrive early due to the small size of the restaurant.
Vietnamese restaurant offers northern-style pho with fusion decor reminiscent of a French bistro. Atmosphere is chic and cozy inside but can be overcrowded and loud, with close tables and limited air circulation. Small outdoor patios provide heated seating with blankets on chilly days.
"Their pho tastes authentic and delicious."
"I thought the pho here was some of the best I'd ever had."
"I’d recommend their house pho to anyone."
Good to know
Grab a reservation if you can to avoid long wait times.
Friday nights are busy; make a reservation in advance.
The wait for indoor dining can be at least 45 minutes.
Small, no-frills Vietnamese restaurant with a cozy, traditional ambiance that feels like returning home. Atmosphere is relaxing and intimate, though the space is dark and somewhat run down. Known for authentic, high-quality food with standout pork chops and pho.
"Some say the pho is delicious, others find it bland."
"Many say this pho is the best they've ever had."
"The Pho Tai's broth was flavorful and the beef was tender."
Good to know
Plan on getting there before 6:30 PM on the weekends to avoid long waits.
The prices are quite affordable, with meals under 20 USD.
Diners should be aware of the overcharging issue at this establishment.
Vietnamese spot buzzes with spacious seating and an open kitchen. Pho shines with tender pork and rich short ribs. Cha Gio offers crispy spring rolls filled with shrimp, crab, and pork, served with savory fish sauce. Bar serves creative cocktails amid lively tunes.
"I think the pho here is really tasty and satisfying."
"The Pho broth here is rich and flavorful."
"I liked the pho more than the rich garlic noodles."
Good to know
The last call to order is at 9:30 pm, and the restaurant closes at 9:45 pm.
The restaurant is booked and busy, so make sure you have a reservation.
You should definitely make a reservation if you are going on the weekend.
Small Vietnamese spot with a hole-in-the-wall vibe and smoky, chill atmosphere. Pho shines with rich, clear broth in both beef and vegan styles. Cha gio offers a crispy texture but average taste, fitting the unpretentious setting.
"I loved their Pho; it was delicious and hearty."
"Some pho dishes taste great, others feel bland or low quality."
"I always find the pho here to be the best in the city."
Good to know
To avoid waiting, arrive when the restaurant opens.
Get there early if you want to try the Banh Bao Thit Heo, as it can sell out by the afternoon.
You need to bring cash for tips.