Eats · Manhattan, New York, United States
About
The Grill is a renowned dining establishment located in New York City, celebrated for its upscale American cuisine and elegant atmosphere. Known for its classic grill fare and vibrant ambiance, it offers a unique dining experience that attracts both locals and visitors. Although it currently holds no Michelin stars, its reputation for quality and service continues to draw attention in the competitive New York dining scene.
Annabelle Selldorf restored the Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson landmark rooms at 375 Park Avenue to their 1959 character — original bronze grilles, the Picasso tapestry, those celebrated windows — while William T. Georgis's Grill interiors added warmth that honors the Modernist fabric without turning it into a set piece. Mid-century American classics played at concert pitch.
Annabelle Selldorf restored the Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson landmark rooms at 375 Park Avenue to their 1959 character—original bronze grilles, the Picasso tapestry, the celebrated windows—while William T. Georgis' Grill interiors added warmth that honours the Modernist fabric without turning it into a set piece.
Review summary
Guests frame The Grill as a polished restaurant experience. The strongest recurring themes are service, dining, and rooms. Current public sentiment sits at 4.6 across 826 public ratings.