The Kitchen Sink

I used to think of this place as an unprofessional diner in an awesome location; but now that its status post remodeling, I’m really feeling it. I work crazy, often erratic hours; and my girl works late into the night; and Kitchen Sink can deliver an extensive menu, mixed drinks made better than your average dive bar, and food that is consistently good at all hours. Honestly, I’ve been impressed lately: fettuccini chicken alfredo and a hugely-​proportioned tuna melt paired with whatever white wine we had tasted great at dark: thirty.
After a long day (and night) at work in a state of hunger, I’m no longer reaching for my laptop for seamless to get Moonstruck. I’m now going to Kitchen Sink to eat and drink like I deserve it.
The Moonstruck —2— Kitchen Sink makeover is a success.

I liked this place better when It was Moonstruck. The service was slow for it not being anywhere near packed. I ordered the signature burger which was not as full flavored as I hoped. They forgot to add the avocado (which was what attracted me to the burger In the first place) and still charged me for it. Also had a bee sting drink which was nice & strong but a little overpriced for the size.

All I can say is the food is HORRIBLE. If this diner was a Broadway show or play it would aptly be called. Grease. We will never eat there again.

Great ambience, great service, and great food! Definitely will be back – especially for the breakfast menu and that chocolate mousse cake (SO GOOD)

Came here for breakfast on Saturday.
I was happy to see that Moonstruck had been replaced and that a new spot appeared.
The menu is super extensive and I’m excited to come back and see what else they have to offer.
Their breakfast menu has the usual fare and more!
For today’s selections, we chose: peanut butter pancakes, huevos rancheros and breakfast quesadilla
Peanut Butter Pancakes — I’m not a big pancake person, but, I liked these a lot; the peanut butter aspect of the pancakes was just that it came with a side of peanut butter and a knife; for some reason, I thought the peanut butter would already be spread onto the pancakes when the plate arrived, but, it was not. Not a big thing though.
Huevos Rancheros — a couple of tweaks to this dish that made it unlike any huevos rancheros I’ve ever seen: roast pork on the side and rice; the roast pork was a little lacking in flavor as was the rice; however, it was topped with a most delectable tomatillo sauce, so, that took it up a notch
Breakfast Quesadilla — pretty standard; flour tortilla, scrambled eggs, pepperjack cheese and bacon; the dish was perfectly fine, but, the real standout was, again, that tomatillo sauce and I also asked for some pico de gallo on the side that was very flavorful and spicy
Definitely would give Kitchen Sink another try as I feel that, from the reviews, they can do better and that there’s a lot of good stuff here.

Great venue, very tasty food, nice place to meet with friends, spacious. Affordable price.

Stopped in for lunch while wandering around the east village on a recent trip. Food is fantastic!

fantastic– best burger in town! french fries! tater tots! yum! all cooked to perfection! delivery service– five stars as well! my new favorite place!
***** only 5 stars! cuban sandwich-​drlivered! beyond yum! this is my kitchen!

As far as New York diners go, this one is pretty good. The selection of food is yummy and super interesting (looking at you, Pepperoni Pizza Grilled Cheese). If you’re looking for something inexpensive and still pretty good, this is a good place.

Moonstruck got a makeover! Kitchen Sink is great — we went in around 4pm on a Saturday and sat at the bar (great selection of craft beers) and enjoyed some of the best nachos I have ever had! The owner talked to us for a while, super sweet and personable lady who made us feel right at home.
We will be back!