Best Authentic Restaurants in Waldorf Astoria

Raiders cafe is our default restaurant when in the M. Food was much improved over the last two times we ate there. Drinks were a little short but strong enough.

We had taken a break from Anthony’s for quite some time. It had previously been our favorite restaurant. We celebrated all special occasions there, and we also took all our visitors. The prices had increased and the portion sizes had decreased to a point where, despite the high quality of the food and the great service, we simply couldn’t see the value in paying so much for so little. Recently we saw an employee who assured us that things had improved. We decided to celebrate our early Christmas dinner there last night. We could not have been happier! We shared the lobster bisque, I ordered the filet Oscar, my husband ordered the lobster tail, and we shared the cheesy potatoes au gratin. Everything was delicious! For dessert, we shared the vanilla crème brûlée with berries. It was served under a white chocolate dome. Our server, Fabio, was very attentive, despite being extremely busy. He greeted us with hugs, and stopped by our table to chat whenever he could. It felt like coming home to an old friend! The prices are still high … but what upscale restaurant isn’t now? We will definitely be going back, and we will once again recommend this restaurant to family and friends.

We hadn't been to Jayde 16 before. We used to go to Jayde Fusion when it was on the main floor of the M casino. The menu was a different format but thought we would give it a try for my wife's birthday. We were pleasantly surprised. The flavor of everything was top notch. Service was great. For a party of 5, the bill was reasonable. We are definitely coming back when the weather warms up so we can enjoy the outdoor patio on the 16th floor.

Always enjoy dining at Marinelli’s. Food was very tasty and served hot. Our server, Pedro is always a delight and shows care for the people he serves. Will return!

Incredible food, amazing service. Honestly, that lime salt is kinda the MVP. One of the best plates in the city.