The Kitchen Sink - New York City

The shrimp was placed underneath the ziti and cooked together with the tomato sauce, rather than just being added on top. This made it much more delicious!

The mozzarella sticks lacked flavor, and the cheese didn’t have that stretchy quality. The ranch and marinara sauces were also a bit off and didn’t taste quite like their traditional counterparts. However, the cheesecake was delicious!

Everything was absolutely perfect and delicious. Thank you!

This place has lost its diner charm and turned into a pretentious Greek restaurant with a new name and menu. They claim you can order from the Kitchen Sink menu for delivery, and I notice that their lunch menu might be similar, but honestly, you don’t go to a diner just for the food. It’s about the whole experience. I want diner food in a diner, not in a faux upscale Greek eatery.

This establishment has now transitioned to a ghost kitchen. If you're seeking a relaxed, casual place for a hearty meal, you might find yourself at a Greek restaurant that seems to be trying too hard to attract the Instagram crowd. The restaurant industry can be challenging, but intentionally misleading potential customers—something the owner almost acknowledges in response to another review highlighting that this place is no longer operational—is quite unprofessional behavior on their part.