Trademark

Expect Trademark to be busiest during the lunch rush and on big holiday nights like New Year's Eve, while Friday nights and many Sunday visits have tended to be quieter and easiergoing.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, neat clothing is entirely appropriate for dining at Trademark.

Sunday is a popular choice, guests frequently praise Trademark’s brunch and note easy on-street parking on Sundays.

Portions are satisfying for many diners, guests specifically praise entrée sizes, calling the pork chop a “perfect portion” and noting sandwiches that are "big enough to make you full."

Yes, Trademark has a re‑designed streetside patio overlooking the calm cobblestone sidewalks and Carlyle parks, a pleasant spot for drinks or dining al fresco.

Yes, guests report the space is accessible, noting generous spacing between tables that makes moving a wheelchair through straightforward.

Yes, Trademark frames itself as a spot for intimate dinners, and guests report anniversary dinners and even a proposal, making it well suited to a special evening.

Yes, Trademark offers group dining and private-party options; the restaurant description highlights a group dining space optimized for celebrations, meetings, and events, and guests have hosted birthdays and proposals there.

Trademark feels bright and stylish, a bar‑centric dining room with luxurious booths and brass accents that often reads as comfortable and conversational, with live music on Friday nights.

Yes, Trademark welcomes families: multiple guests describe bringing children for Father's Day and Mother's Day brunches and family meals, noting spaciously spaced tables, attentive service, and enjoyable food.

For a quieter visit, Trademark is lovely on Sundays, guests note easy on-street parking and a calm dining room; if you want more energy, Friday nights feature live music at the bar.