Dimes

I happened on Dimes last evening on my way to Chinatown, and decided, "Why not?"

I chose the only vegan entrée--the Neptune burger, made with seaweed--and was totally unsurprised at how delicious it was. I'm sorry there weren't more vegan options on the menu, but everything I had was amazing.

This tiny--I counted 30 seats, plus bar--restaurant is cozy and comfortable; I didn't ask their hours, but I'm sure they're on a par with the area restaurants. I'll have to check out the other location soon!

Good service, music, and vibes, but very disappointing food quality for the price. My salad ingredients were not fresh and the salmon portion was extremely small for the large add-on price.

In the neighborhood and looking for a great little brunch spot you found it! Nestled on Canal my friend and I came for a Sunday brunch. The place is small and very cozy. It wasn't super busy when we first got there but it definitely got really busy! And it was not loud at all.
We were seated promptly. My friend had coffee and I had a latte which came out with a heart shaped design.
For brunch my friend had the breakfast sandwich and I had the bergamot pancakes. LET ME TELL YOU! I'm not a big pancake eater but these pancakes were light, fluffy, oh so full of flavor. The blueberries on top were just perfect! I didn't even need the syrup on the side.
Lots of items on the brunch menu. I can't wait to come back to try the dinner menu! And the prices are good too.

Dimes may be considered a "health conscious" place, which terrified me. In actuality, it's a neat little restaurant with some awesome menu items, such as the chicken soup and the pork (not pictured).

Perfect late breakfast place, friendly staff. We ordered an egg sandwich and the Dos Tacos - so good and the hot sauce was deliciously hot!
The tomatillo mango salsa was great we fork-fought over the pieces that dropped out of the taco!
Loved the matcha iced!
Ate too fast & forgot to take a photo.
Would highly recommend!

Dinner was a cute spot for dinner. Nice location, ambiance and helpful staff.
Dinner was a tad underwhelming, but it seems dimes is more well known for brunch/breakfast.

My steak was great, albeit a small portion. The broccoli rabe was bitter... but I'm convinced it's just a bad season for broccoli rabe as I've been disappointed all summer at multiple spots whenever I choose to Eat it.

Next time I'll come back to dimes for lunch hours, and stick to my favorite Kiki's around the corner for dinner.

This is the prettiest presentation of any food delivery I've ever seen in my life. I'm shocked that they have 3 stars on here? I ordered from them on DoorDash bc they have like 4.8 stars there. I went in person once and got some kind of brunch tacos and side of potatoes. I love their potatoes. They also have a nice assortment of beverages for those of us who don't drink coffee. Lovely unique spot, very popular despite the nitpicking reviews on here

BEAUTIFUL, TASTY, WHAT WE NEED!

Welcome to the future you want to be part of!!!

I love this place, in the hart of the Lower East Side. This is a very small bit high in quality and rightness restaurant. The space has been a reference in design for almost a decade now. The furniture is both functional, greatly dimensioned as non-monumental, and cute. The menu is so clever, informed, contemporary, tasty, cosmopolitan and, yes, healthy. This is just what we need now.

Always a bit acid, to respond to the tastefulness. Always something cooked, with something raw. Eating here expands your culinary spectrum.

Service could not be nicer.
If you come here, you'll become better and more satisfied!

One of the most hipster restaurants i have been to. Very cute interior. Loved the vibe. Servers were very friendly. We came on a Saturday and there was no wait although almost all tables were taken. They have really nice outdoor seating with shade as well if you prefer that. The menu has breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We went more of the brunch route and everything was delicious. I really liked the mango salsa on the tacos. The eggs were cooked really well. Overall fun spot.

I wasn't entirely sure what to expect from Dimes when
I walked in, and I'm not sure I know what to expect after I've eaten there, either. There were lots of "trendy" people there when we went on a Sunday morning. The menu was full of interesting Brazilian inspired brunch items, but the decor and atmosphere felt more like a toned down Urban Outfitters, and it felt disconnected. The coffee was great but the portions of the food items were smaller than I expected for what we paid.