
At Kyma our menu guides you to the sun-drenched islands of Greece, as we embrace the rich character of its traditional dishes. We adhere to a strict moral code using the highest quality extra virgin olive oil from the Peloponnese and fresh fish is flown in daily from the Mediterranean.
Greek restaurant from Long Island with traditional cuisine and prix fixe lunch menu in a contemporary setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 268-5555
Website: https://kymarestaurants.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: restaurent.comtripleseat.comopentable.com
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Reviews
Overall, the atmosphere of the restaurant was very lively and energetic. The service was very attentive and kind. In total I think our bill came out to be 125 including tax.
For appetizers, we had the crab cakes, which were delicious. Our entrées — the lobster pasta and the lamb chops — were cooked beautifully and full of flavor. We ended the night with baklava and pistachio ice cream, the perfect sweet finish to a great meal.
Kyma made our special night even more memorable. Highly recommend!
Service was awesome, super friendly and fast.
Food was good as always — everything tastes the same (in a good way). Menu hasn’t changed in forever though, getting a little bored of the same stuff . Would love some new things to try.
Clean, chill vibe, no complaints. Still one of my fave Greek spots even if it feels stuck in 201
You can have any kind of experience here:
• Perfect for a fun girls’ night out (you’ll feel super safe and comfortable).
• Great for a funny, close date.
• Even amazing if you come alone — you’ll easily make friends!
The food was really good, the service was outstanding, and we sat at the bar where Christos took care of us — he was fantastic! The drinks were delicious, and the party atmosphere and the napkins thing was my favorite part.
Thanks, Kyma! Can’t wait to come back soon!
When I asked for the plates and silverware back so we could finish our meal, our server Samira said that they needed the table back so they should bring dessert. Dessert was then delivered on a table full of entree plates but no people. Only two of us were present, as the rest of our group was in the bathroom. This completely ruined what was supposed to be a special birthday moment. We had planned to take a video and celebrate properly, but the moment was gone. To make matters worse, we were never given dessert plates or dessert spoons. The assumption seemed to be that we should eat dessert with the same forks we had just used for lamb chops and fish. That alone says a lot about the level of care given.
There was also an issue with our wine service.
We ordered a specific Prosecco at the beginning of the night. Mid-service, I noticed the Server pouring a different Prosecco. When I asked what it was, I was met with attitude and told, “It doesn’t matter, it’s the same price.” No one ever communicated that the original Prosecco had run out or asked if we were okay with switching bottles. That is basic hospitality.
The manager never once approached our table to check in – only at the very end to say they needed the table. In a city known for hospitality, we have never felt more unwelcome than we did here.
Samira, I sincerely hope that when you go out with your girlfriends to celebrate a birthday, you never receive service like the one you gave us. No one deserves to feel so dismissed, and disrespected on a night meant to be special.