Good Enough to Eat

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Address: 483 Amsterdam Ave
Block: Amsterdam Avenue between 83rd & 84th
Phone: 212-496-0163
Website: http://www.goodenoughtoeat.com/
Features: Kid Friendly,Dining Alone
NYC Dept of Health Violations Link: - View Report
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Average: 4 (2 votes)

Yelp users give Good Enough to Eat an overall rating of 3.5 based on 595 total reviews.

Joe J. says "The line down the street on a Saturday at 11:00 AM is worth standing in. It moves quickly enough and gives you some time to hang w/ your friends! The......read more

Amy G. says "Came here for dinner with a friend. I would say this place serves solid, quality food that's distinctive in the sense that it's healthy, wholesome comfort......read more

Jen K. says "One of my favorite breakfast places... Always love breakfast food and especially pancakes! Always a line here though not as much as Clinton St......read more

Citysearch users give Good Enough to Eat an overall rating of 7 out of 10 based on 69 total reviews.

( - Lindsay rates it out of 10) - Have the pancakes or the Mexican scramble. Brunch punch of deliciousness. ...read more

( - Giovana P. rates it out of 10) - The best place ever! ...read more

( - Jackson D. rates it out of 10) - Bacon Waffles are amazing! ...read more

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Good Enough to Eat

	Good Enough for 20+ Years on the UWS - I had dinner at the bar at Good Enough To Eat last night. I asked the bartender if anyone on the staff was a part owner in the restaurant, because they all seemed so comfortable and professional in their demeanor. She said no, that there is only one owner ... and another staff member struck up a conversation with me describing how nice it was to work there and how different it is from other restaurants. The atmosphere is very comfortable, with backgroun music, a high-def television over the bar and a nicely decorated interior. My steak and spinach with a unique blue cheese butter sauce was delicious. For around $45 with tip for my dinner and 2 glasses of a nice spicy Syrah, dinner was well worth it.

	Crowded Restaurant with Comfort Classics - This ever-popular restaurant evokes a homey atmosphere- from the white picket fence where patrons line up weekly just to score a seat- to the country accessory adorned brick walls inside. The food continues the homey theme, with comfort classics such as corned beef hash to meatloaf to macaroni and cheese appearing on the menu. But GETE, as fans call it, has new twists on old favorites: peach french toast made with cinnamon swirl bread and a BLT omelet cooked with gruyere cheese. The strawberry butter is a creamy, decadent extra. If you plan to visit, be prepared to wait and be prepared for the noisy, crowded atmosphere inside that regularly results in less than ideal service.