Dazie's Restaurant

We've been coming here since the 1990s. We love the food. Great atmosphere

We ate our final meal at Dazie's last night , unfortunately the staple of fine dining in our community has closed after decades in Sunnyside . We have many great memories in this family owned restaurant. Many warm regards to the family who's treated us as such for years. Best wishes to you in the future. Raising a shot of limoncello as we were typically greeted with to you all.

I live in Youngstown Ohio We have been going since 1992… The first time I went to Dazies was with 42 of my neighbors in a bus, which we rented on NYC We have since gone there many many times with other groups and just with my family or my husband and I Each time has been a special experience with the food, the atmosphere and Raymond being a host We are going to New York City next November for the Macy’s parade with Ohio State alumni We will be going to Dazies again ❤️

A New York institution with some of the most amazing food, service, and history that New York has to offer. Run by the children of a New York political and social powerhouse and game changer this restaurant has endured for 50 years and will hopefully endure for decades to come. I was greeted by Ray, the son of Lily(the family matriarch) , who proudly walked me through the rich historical significance of both the restaurant and his beloved Mother. Take a moment before you enter the restaurant to revel in the fact that it sits on a street renamed and dedicated to the amazing impact she had on the community, the city, and national politics. Though she is sadly no longer with us, the entrance of the restaurant is adorned with remarkable photographs of her rich life and influence. From images of her as waitress to pictures of her with Presidents, female presidential candidates, musicians, politicians, and more. If you ask Ray to walk you through the history he will humbly omit that he proudly stands near her in many of the pictures. Make sure you let him know that you noticed. The restaurant is so beautiful you'll be amazed you haven't visited before. Just a short easy ride by train and literally 200 ft from the train stop it's a gem you can't believe you haven't discovered. With a baby grand piano that regularly has an accomplished accompaniment or an opera singer it's entertainment at the warmest levels. Great for large groups or an intimate romantic dinner for 2. You must go and enjoy a hidden part of New York's amazing history. The food and service could not more amazing. And they have an area for special events should you need a place to throw you next party!

Staff was very attentive and made us feel like family. The environment was cozy and charming. The food was excellent. Reminded me of Sunday Supper growing up as a child. Would definitely recommend and go back!