T45

Nice and cozy place found on Hyatt Times Square ground floor. Menu isn’t extensive but just what you need for breakfast. Their Croissant is well worth trying. It’s yummy and served hot

Legendary service from Kyle, courteous and professional, a very warm greeting!

T45 is located inside the Hyatt Times Square Hotel. They serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and also offer a full bar and coffee to go. I ate here several times during my stay at the Hyatt.
Meals included a mixed greens salad with grilled salmon for lunch, a vegetable soup for lunch, French Onion Soup for dinner, and breakfast one morning: an omelette with salmon, spinach, mushrooms, onions, and dill.
Food overall was pretty good. The French Onion Soup was a little to thick — it needed more broth. I thought I was eating French Onion sludge due to the thickness of the contents of the soup. Decent flavor though.
The Omelette was a little disappointing in that I could not detect the baby spinach in the omelette. I said something to my server about this when she came by to ask how things were. I told her — she asked me if I wanted to dish re-​made. I declined — I had eaten more than half of it.
Coffee to go was solid. Also picked up several bottles of water to go as well.
Staff is very friendly. I sat at the bar one day and worked for several hours on my MacBook Pro. They even plugged me into an AC outlet when I asked. There is a large flat panel HD TV mounted in the front corner — near the bar.

Terrible experience at this Hyatt restaurant, and now I’m second-​guessing why we even ventured in. I make an effort to patronize local businesses back at home and while traveling, but in this instance, it was Christmas day and most places were closed. By default, we stopped in here just because they were open. Mistake!
What started out as decent service with an attentive server ended with no service at all. I’ll start with the END of the story first, and will try to make this short –
Our server had some sort of medical emergency and left to go home. No one told us. We sat and waited and waited and waited and waited for her to come back to ask us about our food, if we’d like another beverage… anything! We sat for 20 minutes looking around for her.
My husband found a server who apologized and said he’d be right over with our bill, but not offering us another beverage, more food, dessert, or anything. Another 10 minutes went by (I’m not exaggerating) and he never came to our table either! I then went to the cash register to speak with the manager who explained that our server had to leave, but he apologized that no one serviced our table for a FULL 30 minutes after she left! He did blame himself and apologized, and offered to provide us with a free dessert. At that point, we were full, didn’t want to stick around any longer, and were just floored at how a table so close to the cash register (near the front of the entrance) could have been avoided/​ignored/​left for so long!
What started as a really nice Christmas day was soured at this place. The menu here looks good, but honestly, the food is typical hotel quality. Based on food quality and terrible service, we will not return to this Hyatt restaurant or any other Hyatt.

After show stop for late dinner
Kale salad with salmon great
Homemade spaghetti with crab little kick very good
Waiter was very good
Would tell anyone to try
Cheese cake was not really cake would not order
We would return

My husband and I have stayed at the Hyatt 2 times. Breakfast has always been good, and my husband says the burger was one of the best he’s ever had.
The prices are a bit high, but convenient if you are staying @ the Hyatt.

Wow whoa hold on staying in the hyatt Times Square do not do not I repeat do not eat at T45. So we arrive at 10am and we are given lunch menus so we select items from the lunch menu and are told sorry it’s not lunch. So we get past that and order breakfast. It takes approximately 35 minutes for our order. Which comes out totally wrong. The waiter blames the cook the manager blames waiter needless to say unhappy unhappy unhappy. Choose another resturant please. NYC is a big place eat somewhere else. For all the grief they did comp a meal and took our beverages off the menu.

Appreciate being treated like I was invisible, thanks for that. And tea for $ 6? Even for NYC, you should be ashamed of yourself.

Good food, great service. Had a quick bite b4 headed to the airport. Nice clean and quaint place. My wife’s loves the vegan chili!

My husband and I stayed at the Hyatt and saw T-​45 as a convenience to eat and relax at since we wouldn’t have to go out and look for food. We decided the following morning we would give it a shot and made reservations the night we checked in, although you don’t need them. When we got there we stood there waiting on the host and debated a few times just seating ourselves or going to another restaurant, especially since it wasn’t that packed and after we asked a staff member on the bar side for assistance the host came up apologizing, checked us in and served our food in a decent time.
A few things that stood out to make me give it a 3 were:
1– Expensive for the basic breakfast items (a pancake with nothing else $ 15)
2– No signature plates that stood out as a «WOW» factor
3– My husband ordered the Adam & Eve (Two eggs with breakfast potatoes, toast and bacon) and the potatoes were cold and the bacon was really greasy… we sent the plate back and everything came out correctly the second time.
4– Modern but plain.
Positive Marks:
1– Customer service of Staff
2– Vacationers have a bar right at their feet
3– A gold nugget for guest who just want to eat and go back to their room

Good food although overpriced. Over $ 5/​griddlecake and they aren’t that big. Coffee is good as was the syrup.
Had chicken in evening and it was very good, but price was high.

Overpriced cheap diner food.
I went in because I was staying at the Hyatt and I had to wait for Check In. It looked very classy so I went inside. I ordered a salted caramel milkshake (the name sold it) and their signature burger.
Staff: Friendly.
Environment: Very Clean and modern looking.
Price: Medium (around $ 17-​$ 25 per entrée)
Food:
Their milkshake was pretty much like cold milk with flavor. It was runny, like they just used a little bit of ice cream or blended it way too much and broke the consistency.
The burger was horrible. They literally used a sweet potato roll as the bun, yeah like a cheap dinner roll. It did NOT go well with the burger and sundried tomatoes.
They put WAY TOO MUCH CHEESE, I had to yank the chunks off so I could eat it, i love cheese but if you put too much, it just gets in the way of the rest of the flavor. Trust me, it was NOT a pleasant experience.
all I’m saying is that you can get a better burger at a Denny’s…
And just so you don’t forget… dinner rolls for buns. I rest my case.

Just stopped in for a small snack. I was greeted at the door promptly upon my arrival. I ordered a cheese fry and chocolate shake total $ 12.00. The milkshake was runny not thick at all. The order of fries were huge and it came with a bowl of cheese. Ummm I guess it was ok nothing to write home about

I strolled in here pre-​show to avoid the touristy spots and crowds. I didn’t realize it was attached to the Hyatt until well into my meal. Sat at the bar, and received some of the most friendly, unassuming, kind service I’ve ever had in NYC. Watched the servers, all of whom seemed equally as friendly, and one who was QUITE handsome ;-)
Nice, modern menu. Phenomenal Kale Salad. Nice signature drinks. Prices that are on the high side, even for the area. Both kids and adults seemed to be quite comfortable and happy here. And the breakfast menu is one I want to slam my face into :-)
So a spot I think I’ll go back to when in the area!

T45 was great — the breakfast was very good and reasonably priced for NYC. But what we were most impressed with was the personal service. Rey, our waiter, was quick to recommend that we visit the High Line park and take a free ride on the Staten Island Ferry to see the Statue of Liberty up close without taking a formal tour. Our three young kids loved both! Better yet, when we got back to our hotel room we found a personalized note to our kids along with some brownies and a cook book for all of us to enjoy! My oldest son said Rey was one of the best parts of the trip because he was so nice.
T45 and Rey ensured that we will be back to NYC and the Hyatt in 2015!

Came by for breakfast the other day and was disappointed. Restaurant is located on the lobby of the Hyatt Times Square and was surprised that they didn’t have Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict. but they had smoked salmon & baked eggs a la carte…
Ordered the Adam & Eve and the smoked salmon was way too salty… the potatoes weren’t too fresh and the eggs were mediocre. The toast was okay.
At $ 19, it was definitely a tourist trap…
…at least you could charge it to your room and get Hyatt points?

Stopped in for a little soup before a show and the chicken soup hit the spot. A bit bland, but I’d much rather ADD salt than have something too salty. Very basic soup, good broth, white and dark meat chicken and shredded carrots, which was a surprise. The croutons were great, but wasn’t so much a fan of the elbow macaroni noodles. All in all, I’d give the food a 3 (the other food I saw looked delicious), but because the servers were super nice, I bumped it up. I travel alone a lot and you’d be surprised how a single woman is treated in most places! So thanks, cute, Irish bartender and super spunky hostess! I’ll definitely be back!

I’m doing a 3 month stint helping one of our companies here in Manhattan and I’ve been staying at the Hyatt. During this time I frequently come down here to T45 to have dinner and I must say the experience is amazing. The staff is straight up engaging and cool, the food is fantastic and the drinks are at least reasonable (if a bit pricey). I’ve had the burger and the ruben so far and both are way better than you would expect at a small diner.
Try the burgers here as they are really good.
Note, find the drink specials which they seem to run a lot to get a better priced cocktail in the evening.

A friend and I decided to have Sunday brunch at T45 because it is a classic diner with a very modern look. He had the mac and cheese, while I had a short rib sandwich with salad dressed in balsamic vinaigrette with polenta on the side. I tried the short rib sandwich because our server mentioned that they do all the BBQ in-​house. I figured this must be tried. I enjoyed it very much and I could taste that they’ve used fresh herbs as part of the rub/​marinade.
Our waiter, Justin, was a great help in making recommendations. It seems that the couple sitting next to us, who were visiting for about a week from California, really enjoyed the tips they were receiving throughout their stay. They even commented to us that we should ask his recommendations of the food that were on the menu selection. Glad that we did! Thank you, Justin.

We stayed at the Hyatt for a night and breakfast was included as diamond member benefit. We came in around 10:30am and there were plenty of empty seats. The modern-​diner feel is quite fun. I love the writings on the wall; not sure where it quoted from, but it’s interesting. «The first five days after a weekend is the hardest… if we are not supposed to have midnight snacks, then why is there a light in the fridge?» Lol’ed.
Now to the food. We actually didn’t have a high expectation for a place like this. But this place surprised us, in a pleasant way. Here are what we had:
Hash and eggs — everything was burned (see the pic) but super tasty!!! (Probably not very heathy though, but who cares? Lol) the onions were crispy and potatoes were crunchy. Great dish. My hubby finished every bit of it!
Cheese polenta — this is quite nice too. The sausage and sautéed mushrooms in it were right on the spot. I love the picked onions too — perfect balance for the dish since other things were on a heavy side.
We also had Greek yogurt and a glass of banana orange smoothie. We were pretty happy with everything. Service was super fast and server was quite friendly too.
Nice place to have a quick brunch!
The hostess and server were both very friendly.

So… I ordered rom service here tonight, and it wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great.
First of all, the diet coke was $ 4.75. I know at nicer restaurants, $ 4.75 is okay, but when a burger + salad /​fries costs $ 18, I think charging 26% of the entrée price for a non-​alcoholic beverage is steep. Nevertheless, I ordered it… I was even more annoyed when it was delivered in a baby 8 oz glass bottle! For $ 4.75, you don’t even get the pleasure of drinking from a 12 oz can. Nope. 8 oz for you.
I ordered two items: the vegan chili and the beet salad + chicken. The vegan chilli was really tasty, but I asked for it to be served with a piece of bread and they forgot that. That aside, I got nothin’ against the vegan chilli.
I was less impressed with my beet salad with goat cheese. A quick internet image search of «beet salad» would lead one to believe that beets should be the primary ingredient. I would also assume goat cheese to be prominent as well. Instead, it was mostly greens, with chunks of beats scattered on top. I wasn’t that impressed. I also couldn’t find any goat cheese… Then when I dug to the very bottom, I finally found something that was goat cheese flavored, but there were no chunks in there.
Maybe I was dumb… I probably should have just gotten a burger… but the beet salad sounded great, and on a cold night, nothing’s better than chilli. If you’re staying at the hotel, this place is fine, but I’d probably stick to a burger. If you’re not staying at the hotel, considering the plethora of dining options in the area, I can’t really see why would come here on your own.