Till & Sprocket

Till & Sprocket is one of my favorite restaurants in this area! The staff is friendly, courteous, and accommodating. The space has a great vibe and the food is delicious! Perfect happy hour spot or for catching up with an old friend over dinner and drinks. Highly suggest you stop in if you’re in this area.

Awesome spot! Charming space, tasty food, and friendly/​knowledgable/​attentive (all the above) staff. Small, but delicious dinner menu, great wine, and amazing desserts. We’ll be back again soon. Thanks Anthony!

I don’t normally write Unilocal reviews, but I wanted to simply because I enjoyed my experience that much. I stopped by for a quick lunch before a meeting in the area today, having walked past a few times and wanted to pop in. The staff is incredibly friendly… truly. The management and staff are on their game, being incredibly observant, accommodating and attentive. I also had one of the better turkey sandwiches I’ve had in a while, followed by a nice latte. Anyway… I’d go back for lunch any day… Great spot.

I have been to till and sprocket 4 times and each time is more lovely than the last. Could any restauranteur be more hospitable than Anthony? Between the atmosphere, the wine and the food (the tomato toast, the pork sliders, that pear tart) it’s the only spot I want to take people these days. I’ve hosted my company christmas party there, had glasses of wine, picked up dessert and stayed for appetizers. I cannot recommend this spot enough.

Walked into this place by accident after the Tavern next door was closed for an event. I’m glad I did. This is one of my new favorite finds in Manhattan.
Very simple but delicious menu and they combine that European Café + Bistro type theme that I like.
I had the Arugula salad with Hangar steak which was superb. Followed up with a Latte and the daily special Pear Tart which was to die for.
What a find on a side street. Will be coming back next trip.

Came here for a quick study session in the morning. I had my own corner where I could lay out my notes. Ambience was great for studying — not too crowded! Ordered the Quinoa Porridge and an Americano! The porridge was soooooooo good! Not to mention the service was excellent :)

Great service, healthy foods, and no crazy wait. Restaurant in a smaller hip place. Not a ton of options like that on this street, so great to have a good restaurant to pop into.
There’s not a ton of vegetarian options, but they’re very accommodating about leaving out the pancetta off the pizza, without it lacking flavor. My friend had the quiche and really enjoyed it also. Half a personal size pizza is served so I’d order something additional with it. But it was very crispy and delicious thin crust. Lemonade is refreshing, not sweet at all.
I like this place and won’t hesitate to come back if I’m nearby.

I’m so tired of places that are cheap when it comes to ingredients (and yet have no issue with charging premium). That ciabatta with three small spots of cheese and a little bit of salami and veggies is a pizza? Really?! And two small slices of that with some greens on the side merits $ 12 for lunch? You could do so much better. At least describe on the menu that your pizza is not really a pizza. But it says nothing, and the unfriendly waitress didn’t bother to explain either.
I’ll take my appetite (and my dollars) elsewhere.

Excellent house coffee and walnut loaf, the IPA they have on tap is great as well. The women who served my friend and I were very pleasant and accommodating. I would say that you’re better off flagging them down if you need something (once you’re settled and they’ve taken care of you) but I think that’s more because they don’t want to be overbearing. Politely asked us if we wanted dinner when afternoon transitioned into evening. Asked us for refills, etc. I’d 100% go back to this place particularly if I had friends staying near Penn Station or Times Square.

Friendly front staff ;) I liked their drip coffee and scones with blueberry. However cappuccino was not great. But I still be coming here, love the bar area and will give another try for a coffee drink.

What a great addition to this area! Midtown never has solid coffee shops and bars that have reasonable prices and quality fare. Only 2 weeks old and Till And Sprockett is pulling out all the stops and doing it right!

Nice place, Nice flexibilty from the staff. Cool choice of beers and interesting food. We can come back easily for a drink or more

Extremely nice place, w/​high quality coffee and service! I got latte and it was delicious, tasted like coffee not just a warm milk.

I’ve only been here to use it as a coffee shop, not as a restaurant, but it’s a very cute place, especially for this part of midtown. It’s more of a coffee shop/​restaurant, but they don’t care if you linger over one cup of coffee and work (there’s no wifi though). They have tables for table service only in the back and tables where you can just grab a coffee and sit in the front. The music they play is really good (alt rock stuff). I had an herbal iced tea which was pretty standard, but one of the BEST chocolate chip cookies I ever had. Nice place, and a very welcome addition to the neighborhood!

First visit was simple cup of coffee and a doughnut. Delicious coffee which I believe is from a Brooklyn roaster. The doughnut had the most delicious fresh I mean fresh pineapple or was it passionfruit filling. Very oozy! I will definitely come back to sample the lunch menu and pick up some beans. Very cool hip vibe which the area is desperate for.

My boyfriend and I were desperate to find a place to eat dinner after seeing a Broadway show, and we were convinced we were going to have to settle for some loud, terrible bar or way-​too-​expensive upscale place near Times Square.
When we wandered into Till & Sprocket, we were thrilled. Affordable and delicious and away from some of the hubbub, this restaurant had everything we were looking for. Both the head chef and the manager came to greet us and let us know their plans to further develop the restaurant, but even as-​is, the dinner menu and cocktails were fabulous.
The food was fresh and filling at a reasonable price, and there were several great vegetarian options. We started with appetizers of roasted shishito peppers and maple sweet potato purée. For entrees, my boyfriend ordered a grain dish with blue cheese and I had the chicken arrabiata. All of the food was delicious, but I have to say, that sweet potato was beyond phenomenal.
The ambiance was mellow and modern; the music didn’t dominate the atmosphere, and because we went so late, it wasn’t too crowded or noisy. The staff was incredibly friendly and even offered us a couple of free goodies because it was the end of the night.
This restaurant is currently in its earlier stages of development, so be aware that it will only improve from here, but even in the meantime, this is a wonderful place to dine. I’ll definitely be coming back after the next show I see!

This place is great! Excellent coffee and food and the owner and staff are lovely — so happy for the neighborhood

My brother-​in-​law recommended this restaurant. We walked in and were impressed with the décor — clean lines, modern, and so friendly (everyone welcomes you!). We met the owner who told us a bit about his place and the servers were very attentive. We tried the vegan butternut squash (it was delicious and oh so creamy) and I was pleasantly surprised with my arugula and green bean salad. I assumed it was going to be cold, but it was served warm with steak on top. The steak was cooked to perfection. I will definitely stop by again and look forward to the dinner menu!

This place is still trying to figure it out. The service is terrible. The food is subpar. The coffee however, is good.

Got a chance to grab some coffee one morning during their pseudo-​opening and chat with the owner. This place is a gorgeous farm-​to-​table eatery that cooks all its food in a big, beautiful firewood oven. The minute you walk into Till & Sprocket you can tell that everything about this place is going to be carefully and expertly crafted. I’m just sad I wasn’t in town long enough for it to be open and serving food, but the coffee and pastries were on point. Can’t wait to come back and try this place for real. I have a feeling it’s going to become a new NYC favourite for me!