Saxon + Parole is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

1. Saxon + Parole

316 Bowery (at Bleecker St), New York, NY
American Restaurant · NoHo · 282 tips and reviews

Village VoiceVillage Voice: The burger here, proudly wears a fried egg, which yolk drips onto sweet strips of maple-cured bacon & coats the Havarti cheese that blankets the patty. And that patty — it's made from dry-aged angus!

jared z.jared zlotnick: Everything is delicious but the chicken liver, filet, and branzino are out of this world.

DensDens: If the Cote De Boeuf (ribeye... with bone marrow bernaise sauce served in a bone!) is on the menu get it get it get it cause it's the most delicious thing ever! (good for 3-way split too)

Ruffian is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

2. Ruffian

8.6
125 E 7th St (btwn Avenue A & 1st Ave), New York, NY
Wine Bar · East Village · 33 tips and reviews

Amy C.Amy Coates: Lovely cozy spot with a huge wine selection, and happy hour menu

Ina L.Ina Li: A great selection of wine with a continuing developing bar menu. Try the red wine Braucol! Friendly owners on service :)

Steven Y.Steven Y: Amazing happy hour deal from 5-7PM - 5 appetizers for $5 each and an affordable selection of wines by the bottle as well

Momofuku Ssäm Bar is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

3. Momofuku Ssäm Bar

207 2nd Ave (at E 13th St), New York, NY
Asian Restaurant · East Village · 523 tips and reviews

Emily W.Emily Wilson: They always have pork buns, but you likely won't see them on the menu. Get an order, you know you want 'em. Other highlights: gem lettuce w/ bacon-ranch & smoked yolk, spicy pork sausage & rice cakes.

ShellyShelly: Shrimp with grits and kale, bloody Marys...all to die for.

michael k.michael kantrow: Chow down on the Pork Belly Steamed Buns

Cafe Mogador is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

4. Cafe Mogador

9.1
101 Saint Marks Pl (btwn 1st Ave & Avenue A), New York, NY
Moroccan Restaurant · East Village · 402 tips and reviews

Stephanie J.Stephanie Johnson: middle eastern eggs (poached) were splendid. every element I need in a great breakfast: great poach, good bread for yolk soaking, some yummy greens and a good spread option to combine the elements.

AlexanderAlexander: Great for breakfast. Cheap and delish. Get your coffee drinks without cinnamon. Also great brunch combos.

BravoBravo: This is the place to go for Morraccan food. The tagines are so flavorful. I can't have a meal without the merquen sausage. Eric Wolitzky, Top Chef Just Desserts

The Eddy is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

5. The Eddy

342 E 6th St (btwn 1st Ave & 2nd Av), New York, NY
New American Restaurant · East Village · 81 tips and reviews

Nick A.Nick Andlinger: Tasting menu was excellent. Incredible bar atmosphere with creative cocktails.

Ajay K.Ajay Kulkarni: Ask for a Lily of the Valley. Nope, that's not a Game of Thrones reference. It's a deliciously tart cocktail served in an antique Japanese tea cup.

Megan E.Megan Ezeadi: Amazing food! Loved the gnocci!!

Gnocco is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

6. Gnocco

7.9
337 E 10th St (Avenue B), New York, NY
Italian Restaurant · Alphabet City · 95 tips and reviews

Lee H.Lee Hoffman: The truffle pizza and filet mignon (special) are amazing. As are the rice balls.

ben m.ben m: Whether brunch or dinner, get a seat on the back patio. Have a fairly priced bottle of wine (or 2) & enjoy some good food (gnocchi & burrata are favorites). Oh, and it's no longer just cash or Amex!

ºDamian W.ºDamian White º: You can't beat the decor here, they put in the extra effort to make your experience just right here. Good stuff! Go when the back patio is open!

Paul's "Da Burger Joint" is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

7. Paul's "Da Burger Joint"

7.1
131 2nd Ave (Astor Pl.), New York, NY
Burger Joint · East Village · 146 tips and reviews

KaHeeKaHee: Cavegirl's delight = raw 8oz beef + raw egg yolk + extra onions

Olof C.Olof Carlson: A great surprise. Excellent meat, cheese, bun. Good value. Service was eccentric but also fun and nice.

naveennaveen: that one day you're feeling especially fat, come here and get your choice of burger and/or philly cheesesteak and/or hot dog (and is better)

Cienfuegos is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

8. Cienfuegos

95 Avenue A (E 6th St), New York, NY
Cocktail Bar · East Village · 217 tips and reviews

Kevin V.Kevin V: Cozy place with giant seats to create intimate conversations. Liked the cocktails but definitely would go back in Summer! Rum and Summer equal heaven.

Nina Y.Nina Yiamsamatha: Split a punch bowl with friends. Good times will be had.

Village VoiceVillage Voice: Get the Red Bush punch which perfectly blends a naturally sweet rooibos tea with the smooth Elijah Craig 12 year bourbon and apricot liqueur.

Empellón Cocina is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

9. Empellón Cocina

105 1st Ave (btwn 6th & 7th St), New York, NY
Mexican Restaurant · East Village · 153 tips and reviews

CharlottesCharlottes: Loved the mezcal cocktail with added spice, the ceviche and the whole fish

Corinna P.Corinna P: My life was just changed by a $9 pastrami taco. Also beet juice mescal cocktail. And you might as well try pistachio guac like everyone says.

The Wall Street JournalThe Wall Street Journal: Chilaquiles, a traditional Mexican hangover cure that is typically made from leftovers, eggs and salsa-soaked fried corn-tortilla strips, is dressed up here with meaty maitake mushrooms. Read more.

Momofuku Noodle Bar is one of The 11 Best Places for Yolks in the East Village, New York.

10. Momofuku Noodle Bar

8.5
171 1st Ave (btwn E 10th & E 11th St), New York, NY
Ramen Restaurant · East Village · 849 tips and reviews

Jonathan M.Jonathan Medalsy: Worth the wait. World class Ramen and buns. Great vibe too, but expect to get cozy.

BravoBravo: This is a must-stop for me when I’m in NYC, but you can’t go wrong at any of David Chang’s restaurants. -Monica Pope, Top Chef

Gentrifried ChickenGentrifried Chicken: Fried chicken: Do it! We like the Korean better than the Southern-style here but the fried chicken sides are by far the best in city. Reservations are getting a little easier to come by too! Read more.