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Ono

The Garden of Ono

What People Are Saying About Ono

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Chic Japanese spot features a reflecting pool and retractable roof as well as a diverse sushi menu.

1 Star Rating: Poor

06/23/09

"OH NO!" Terrible Service

by aimeepav

I came looking for a good sushi lunch and a unique atmosphere, and was apalled at the most terrible service I've ever had, in any city, anywhere. At first we (a group of four) were greeted by a very rude hostess who looked as if she was suffering a severe hangover. The waiter seemed pleasant until, upon ordering, he threatened that if we did not order a large amount of (overpriced) food as a group, that it was likely we would not receive our food at the same time and that one of us could be finished with our meal before another was even served, because there were 500 people upstairs for brunch. Really?! The entire Gansevoort doesn't even hold that many guests! I was completely embarassed by bringing my out-of-town guests here. What a sham. If you are in the area and want sushi without the 'tude, go grab some takeout at The Lobster Place in Chelsea Market...

  • Pros: decor
  • Cons: service
4 Star Rating: Recommended

05/25/09

great food

by speakyourmind

well worth a visit, food very good, bar small, rely on waitress service on the terrace far easier. better japanese restuarants but very convient for west village

  • Pros: rock shrimp tempura to go
4 Star Rating: Recommended

03/30/09

Trendy and chic

by anjelik32

I've been here once for drinks only. I had a nice time - there was music and it was a pretty relaxed atmopshere. Drinks were expensive, but that is expected in a place like that. I can't think of anything negative to say.

The Details on Ono

Where to Sit:

Be sure to grab a seat outside and enjoy the garden ambiance while dining.

Look Good:

No flip-flops or baseball caps are allowed. Though men may not wear tank tops, skin is encouraged for women.

What to Eat:

A small plates menu from Ono is available--tempura, rice rolls, futomaki, dumplings and other Asian bites.

Know Before You Go:

Though the door-people are surprisingly courteous, this is a guest list-only sort of place. Private parties make some nights improbable if not impossible, so it's smarter to call ahead.

The Extras:

Ono is also available for private parties. You can book your next event here.

Category:

Restaurants

Cuisine:

Japanese

Smoking Permitted:

Yes

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