The Grey Dog is a cafe with a few locations in Manhattan. It has a great cafe atmosphere with decent food. The decor is rustic, even though this location is new. All their locations seem to be happening places, and a great place to hang out for a drink or a bite to eat. It's hard to get a seat during brunch - there's always a long wait. They schedule seats for everyone during lunchtime so you probably won't be waiting too long for a table, even if there's a long line.
Casual
Their prices seem a bit high. Sandwiches are almost $10.
When we arrived an employee reserved a table for us with a handkerchief while we waited in line to place our food order. After ordering and paying at the counter, we sat down and someone brought us our food.
The latte was a decent latte. The hot cider came with a cinnamon stick that gave it a nice apple & cinnamon taste.
There were about six different breads to choose from for the sandwiches. The sandwiches came with a pile of potato chips and half a pickle. This sandwich was served warm so the cheese was nicely melted. The mushroom was soft, and the reduction sauce and roasted peppers gave this sandwich a lot of flavor.
I wasn't as fond of this sandwich, because the raspberry mustard had horseradish in it. I'm not a fan of horseradish and that was all I could taste. Otherwise, the brie and turkey are mild tasting.
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