They say you can’t buy comfort. But a seat at Nicholas Morgenstern’s The General Greene ...
Early riser, night owl. No matter your sleeping pattern, you’ll never miss the first meal of the day at this new East Village joint, where it’s all breakfast, all the time. (What could go wrong at the bacon bar?)
Pegu Club bartender and food writer’s eclectic cafe (Counter Culture coffee, egg creams, gingerade, baked goods), bar (cocktails inspired by an international adventurer from the ’40s), and nighttime eatery (small plates, sandwiches, and entrees by a former Good Fork chef).
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Barnyard-chic cuisine: food straight from the farm sourced from local purveyors. Enjoy grass-fed beef and cast-iron half chicken in the lofty dining room; move to Bar(n), the adjoining watering hole.
Slender tapas bar serves the gallery crowd with small plates of patatas bravas and large glasses of sangria.
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Gabriel Stulman, neighborhood vet of The Little Owl and Market Table, opens laid-back bar and cafe (with serious dining options) on a cozy West Village corner.
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Feel kinda weird about celebrating British colonialism (though it does make for a good design element). Dine on Far Eastern plates among carved marble light fixtures and teak furniture. After-dinner drinks should be had at the adjacent bar, Madam Geneva.
They say you can’t buy comfort. But a seat at Nicholas Morgenstern’s The General Greene ...
Super inventive dessert bar and bakery plays with Japanese flavors to make incredibly delicate sweets (award-winning cupcakes, tofu soft serve).
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A neighborhood gastropub with an old-school feel. Tasty bar snacks and hearty menu items will make you into a regular. Swap your usual nightcap for a Guinness toffee pudding.
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