Poco - Nyc

I was excited for their bottomless mimosas and brunch but was pretty disappointed with our experience. The staff was not very friendly. The food was barely edible and after wondering why they kept bringing what looked liked tampered champagne bottles to our table, I noticed that the champagne bottles were completely diluted with orange juice. Attached is a picture of what I poured from the bottle. They played fun music.. and that was about it. Would not recommend.

The waiter was very nice and knowledgeable of their menu items. It was a bit difficult to pull up QR menu. We sat outside in the cold, but they brought out heaters to try to keep us warm. The food was delicious and drinks were on point. They have unlimited Alcohol options for those who enjoy brunching hard

Kind of stumbled upon this place, but the food was great. The service was good. The food came out fairly quickly. We had bottomless mimosas - we noticed by the 2nd bottle there was definitely less orange juice. Sooooo the French toast was EVERYTHING! Might have been the best French toast I’ve ever had… feels like now I’m on a quest to find better French toast. Ohh and it’s cash only at the time of my visit…that was a bummer, wish they would have told us ahead of time but there’s a bodega across the street with an ATM.

Went for brunch and got the vegan mac and cheese. It was the only vegan option on the menu and it was quite disappointing. How they can charge $25 for something the size of a side is beyond me. The mac had a strange sweet taste and I had to douse it in salt and pepper to get it to taste ok. Tip was included (20%) even for a table of 4. The 3% charge for credit cards on top is just silly since everything is overpriced. Overall, I paid almost $40 for the Mac and cheese and one mimosa and left very sad and hungry. The mimosa was not even good enough for me to want to do the bottomless option for $45. Other non-vegan dishes did look like a better deal for the price but the vegan option needs to be revamped completely.

I came here for my birthday dinner. We were a party of 9. We initially came here for their bottomless dinner option. Unfortunately we were squeezed into a table that in reality should have fit no more than 6 people. We asked to move but there was no other seating. Being crammed was very uncomfortable. When the food came there basically was no place on the table to put the food, much less to eat it in an enjoyable way. I will say the service was particular poor, we had to ask several times for small plates, napkins, cutlery, etc. No waiters ever came to clear anything off the table and it was a mess. When my friends got me birthday cupcakes we basically had to set the box on top of dirty / empty plates. Very distasteful. In addition the pitchers were almost always empty and it seemed difficult to get refills and when we did we felt like we were a nuisance to the wait staff. The food was pretty good I will say that, drinks however were pretty watered down. Not sure the overall experience is worth $70 a person, plus tax and tip, I think you can find better elsewhere.

Went for bottomless brunch on a Friday (like the only place in the city that isn't limited to Sat/Sun, so bonus points) and sat outside. Tables were definitely a little cramped and rickety and close to nearby pedestrians but it was good. Music was a touch loud but drinks and food were great. We each got an entree (I got the steak & egg Sammy and it was fire) and then an additional thing of lobster Mac for the table - highly recommended. Drink service was on point and I recommend ordering the poco hybrid sangria (not on the brunch menu) but it was mixed with splashes of champagne and oj and blew the other sangria mixes out of the water.

I’m writing to share about an unfavorable dining experience that I had at Poco this afternoon. To be honest, I’m not typically one to complain or write reviews, but I really felt like I needed to provide feedback. My friends and I were celebrating a milestone and decided to go to Poco for bottomless brunch, as we saw that it was rated a top brunch destination in the area. The main appeal was the DJ and the atmosphere that we were so excited for. Unfortunately, despite making a reservation far in advance, we were seated outside. We asked to be moved indoors when a table opened up, but we were told we couldn’t. We could barely hear the music, the tables were dirty, and it was extremely cold outside. When we inquired about a heater, we were told they would go get it. Then, no one returned to follow up, and we heard the table next to us ask for it, to which the waiter said they didn’t have one. Also, we weren’t greeted for at least 20 minutes, and we spent the whole meal pushing in our chairs to allow people to squeeze in to the table next to us while we were hit my plates and bags of the passerbys. A Homeless man also approached our table outside and knocked over our silverware. Although I know this is a systemic issue that is not the fault of the restaurant, it was an uncomfortable experience that we would not have if we were seated indoors. Not to mention there are many price discrepancies; the website says bottomless brunch is $45, the sign our front says $42, and once we got here we were charged $47. I am mostly writing in hopes that this can be corrected for future customers. I also feel it is not okay for outdoor patrons to be charged the same rate as the indoor ones, as the experience is not comparable.

They really go in on the bottomless option here. Brunch was good but food wasn’t overly impressive. We sat outside in a little igloo tent because inside was insanely loud. They are definitely trying to target a certain demographic we may have aged out of. Nonetheless it was fun and left us having a boozy-full time!