“ Brunch at the Pineapple Club was awesome! My wife and I met my daughter and had a great time at this club/restaurant in the East Village. It was a late Saturday morning and the place was just getting going, but the drinks, food, and service, were excellent! I started off with an espresso martini which was perfect! We shared an appetizer of Chicken Bites. The chicken served with a yogurt sauce was delicious. For entrees, I had the banana bread French toast and my wife and daughter had the avocado toast. We all loved our meals! My daughter said this is a very popular club at night. I could see that as it's a very cool setup inside. Another fun NYC spot! ”

“ Went for drinks & a quick bite on a Saturday night and was able to make a reservation a few hours before. Totally worth hitting up -- the chicken bites & Burrata were solid snacks and my friends liked their drinks a lot. The best part was our kind waiter who went out of his way to help us celebrate my birthday with a candle alongside a shot & some ice cream. We sat downstairs which was quiet and decorated very nicely. ”

“ Consistently good tiki bar that is bigger than you think with good food 1. Reservations recommended, especially if you have a larger party 2. Good happy hour 3. Consistent and strong cocktails 4. Nice food portions and variety to offset the delicious cocktails 5. Good service, even when the place is busy ”

“ Really friendly staff and fun brunch vibes! My friend and I came here on a rainy Saturday afternoon and it wasn't too crowded. This place is cutely decorated and is definitely more of a get drunk at kind of place. We shared the XL mimosa which came in a really fun huge flamingo and is made with pineapple juice but was not strong at all. I ordered the pineapple Express with subbed out potatos instead of salad for no extra charge. It was good but not amazing but the potatoes seemed to be a decent crisp! I asked for my eggs over medium but they were definitely a little more cooked than that. My friends got the banana bread French toast and the pork belly hash. My friend really enjoyed the poached egg on the pork belly hash but we both agreed that both our meals needed way more seasoning. Overall a fun place I'd come back to for the vibe with decent enough food. ”

“ Good: happy hour drink and food nothing bad abt it. We came for happy hour at the bar, where they have $10 Dirty Martinis and Daiquiris--both strong and decent. I also ordered a burger and fries from the happy hour menu. Unfortunately, I was so hungry that I finished the burger before snapping a picture, but it was incredibly juicy and flavorful. We sat at the bar with friendly, charming bartenders. I didn't get around to exploring the rest of the bar or restaurant inside. ”

“ Pineapple Club is a charming and intimate restaurant bar in the East Village. Their menu focuses on New American cuisine (with regional and international influences) and fruity cocktails. Judging by the name, I thought it was going to be a Caribbean vibe... but it's not lol- just a heads up! We popped in spontaneously on a Thursday evening. Since the weather was horrible and rainy, it wasn't busy and we were seated immediately. The interior is upscale, trendy, and spacious so it's a good spot for large groups, night outs, and dates. It's like a lounge atmosphere that caters more towards a younger crowd. We tried their menu for NYC Restaurant Week. It's a 3 course dinner (starter, entree, and dessert) for $45 per person (doesn't include taxes and gratuity). Our orders: *Striped Bass Ceviche- This was the star dish of the meal! It included passion fruit, jalapeño, red onion, and cucumber with yellow corn tortilla chips. It hit a ton of flavor palates- sour, citrusy, savory, spicy, sweet. *Plaintains and Guacamole- Now this was FRESH guac and you could tell right away. *PC Burger with side of french fries- This burger was more filling than I expected... I was STUFFED. It comes with 2 x 4 oz. patties, American cheese, pickles, and secret sauce on a potato roll. Beef patties were juicy and cooked just how I like it (medium). The fries were super crispy... yum. *Kiwi and Coconut Sorbet Sundae- Smooth, refreshing, and tarty! There were fresh pieces of coconut and kiwi pulp. *Key Lime Pie- This was actually more of a tart or a mini pie because of how small it was. But it tasted exactly like how it's supposed to be. I wish I could say good things about our drinks, but they were on the weaker side. We got a lychee martini ($17) and a pineapple old fashioned ($19). They tasted more like a fruit juice. They definitely needed more liquor. Service was excellent! They took care of us and were very attentive with refilling our waters, clearing dishes, and making sure we were enjoying ourselves. Overall, this was a good find for restaurant week! However, I don't think I'd come back. I wasn't impressed with their drinks. The rest of their menu is mainly small bites and sandwiches at hefty prices. They only have 2 entree options, so it's very limited. And it's NYC, so of course everything is inflated. Just not sure the portions and quality are worth the value... $25+ for a sandwich?! I'm happy I tried, though! ”