Five Points is an American restaurant located in the 'central village' of NYC (nolita). The interior decor was fairly nice; there was a really small and subtle stream of water that had a small but nice waterfall. We were a bit disappointed in the food; it tasted salty and wasn't anything special.
Smart casual
Most entrees were around $30
Reservations are probably a good idea depending on when you visit - the restaurant got pretty busy on a friday evening.
The spinach salad was a pretty typical salad. We were sharing it, and they split it in the kitchen (so only half is pictured here).
The pork chop was quite large and had a couple pieces of potato on the side. I didn't think the sauerkraut went well with the pork. It also tasted like it had a mustard sauce that I disliked.
The polenta certainly was creamy. It had a nice texture, but only had a mild corn flavor. I feel like there was more they could do with this - it was quite bland.
The burger was the one item of the evening that wasn't just a big disappointment. It wasn't the greatest burger I've had, but it was pretty good. It also came with a large portion of well seasoned fries.
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