Yuba is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

1. Yuba

105 E 9th St (btwn 3rd & 4th Ave), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 78 tips and reviews

Mike C.Mike Chau: Try the Saba Gari Roll - Mackerel and pickled ginger

Ruby A.Ruby Anaya: Had a great omakase - the sushi pieces were just the right size - not too big. Get the hitachino white ale to go with it!

Josephine S.Josephine Son: Sit at the bar and ask Jack to serve you whatever he wants. One of the best sushi dinners I have ever had! Will be back again and again!!

Fukurou is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

2. Fukurou

87 Macdougal St (Bleecker Street), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 35 tips and reviews

S. F.S. Fan: Get the raw octopus in wasabi sauce - your best friend going with the warm sake or beer. So does the fried baby mackerels. Thank me later :)

Simon H.Simon H: Great little izakaya. Opened up recently...authentic style Japanese bar food. Their karaage, avocado tofu and tebasaki are must try dishes.

Suki S.Suki Soo: The best chicken wing I had in my entire life!! I swear I wasn't just hungry~ crispy skin with spices on it, but soft inside. Love the Omi Yakisoba too!

Tomoe Sushi is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

3. Tomoe Sushi

172 Thompson St (btwn Bleecker & Houston St), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 217 tips and reviews

rod n.rod nicolson: Kinoko soup, Spanish Mackerel sushi and plum, mint & yam roll. Utterly wonderful.

Ethan I.Ethan Illfelder: The ocean trout is surprisingly great! Fresh fish - all thick cuts with lots of flavor. Got the sushi re

BB: No Visa no master. American express or cash only!

OOTOYA 大戸屋 is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

4. OOTOYA 大戸屋

8.8
41 E 11th St (btwn University Pl & Broadway), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 55 tips and reviews

Justin C.Justin Choy: The salmon saikyo and the mackerel were phenomenal. All must eats. And it's 100% worth getting it as a set as you get so many other delicious things with your food!

Berk K.Berk Kapicioglu: A cute and family friendly restaurant. As appetizers, have the gyu and tsukune yakitori. As the main dish, try the salmon saikyo. Great sake choices as well.

TriciaTricia: Favorite location since it's not rammed.....yet.

Alta is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

5. Alta

8.4
64 W 10th St (at 6th Ave), New York, NY
Tapas Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 316 tips and reviews

Brian D.Brian Desmarais: Wine list for days, but there's a helpful short list for the wary. Fried goat cheese, mackerel, salmon tartare great. Coho salmon, burrata, and gnocchi fell onto the I-could-make-this-myself list.

Lauren S.Lauren Smith: Everything was cooked to perfection! A few of my faves were the brussels sprouts, pulled pork empanadas and the hanger steak.

naveennaveen: get a bunch of your friends together and order up the entire menu. pay for it and look baller

ZZ's Clam Bar is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

6. ZZ's Clam Bar

8.4
169 Thompson St (at Houston), New York, NY
Seafood Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 34 tips and reviews

Amanda G.Amanda Gluck: The uni and tuna toasts are a must but don't miss the shimajji tartare and the tuna, foie and bone marrow carpaccio with brioche.

Mark E.Mark Egerman: Everything on the menu is incredible and there are no bad choices. Personal favorites include the Coffee, Pistachio, and Coconut cocktails. End your spectacular night by paying with Cover.

EaterEater: The "Coffee" cocktail is made with two types of aged rum, creme de cacao, Campari, and a touch of Toby's Estate coffee, and it's served in a fancy porcelain teacup. Try the rum-based "Coconut" drink.

Okinii is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

7. Okinii

7.3
216 Thompson St, New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 14 tips and reviews

WinnieWinnie: Great value bento box! Soup, salad, shumai, fried rice, chicken teriyaki and a roll for only ~$17! Perfect for a quick meal

Bre T.Bre Tempesta: Lady Gaga roll was delicious. Spicy tuna,no crunch too 👌🏻

James L.James L: Pretty good lunch special until 3pm

Kotobuki is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

8. Kotobuki

7.9
56 3rd Ave (10th Street), New York, NY
Japanese Restaurant · East Village · 98 tips and reviews

Seth T.Seth Terpstra: The Chirashi (pictured) is an amazing deal for the generous amount and variety of delicious sashimi you get.

Vanessa V.Vanessa V.: If you aren't getting the spicy tuna pizza, I have one question for you: why aren't you getting the spicy tuna pizza?

Samantha M.Samantha Mushnick: K-Mac sliders and sashimi salad(pictured) are crazy good

Neta is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

9. Neta

61 W 8th St (near 6th Ave), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 69 tips and reviews

DesireeDesiree: Very filling omakase. Mix of appetizers, hot dishes, sushi, and rolls. The peanut butter ice cream at the end was amazing!

Village VoiceVillage Voice: Top-notch sushi at a good price. Every bite of raw fish on rice is a joy, but you'll miss out if you don't try one of the hot dishes, like the silky uni porridge. Critics' choice for best sushi bar.

Time Out New YorkTime Out New York: The nontraditional omakase (featuring Americanized novelties like spicy salmon, and is punctuated with ultracreamy peanut-butter ice cream) rivals even that of the staunchest of sushi classicists. Read more.

Marumi is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

10. Marumi

7.8
546 Laguardia Pl (btwn W 3rd St & Bleecker St), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 77 tips and reviews

Andrea P.Andrea P: Delish and fresh sushi. I think this has become my favorite local spot for Japanese food. Just remember its a $20 minimum for credit cards!!

Eric F.Eric Friedman: Great sushi spot in the neighborhood. Head to the back patio to sit in the bright greenhouse while you eat. Grab a well priced lunch special of sashimi. Salad or soup, and a excellent cut of fish.

Erica C.Erica Choi: One of the only really authentic Japanese restaurants in the neighborhood. Really fresh sushi all the time. I love getting the Nabe Udon as well. Good servings and bento boxes are extravagant. A+

Miyabi Sushi & Asian Cuisine is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

11. Miyabi Sushi & Asian Cuisine

7.1
118 W 3rd St, New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 49 tips and reviews

Thomas M.Thomas Mo: Sashimi lunch special comes with 4 large pieces each of tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and mackerel

John O.John Outwater: I called in delivery. It was really fast and the sushi was very fresh. I haven't had much good avocado in NYC but the avo in the salmon avo roll was great. The salmon was really good as well.

JillianJillian: Fresh rolls, no complaints there. They refuse to call when they've arrived with takeout though. Do I need to add their delivery guy to my Friends & Framily plan or what?

Japonica is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

12. Japonica

7.6
90 University Pl (at E 12th St), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 70 tips and reviews

Samantha A.Samantha Amazan: Try the bento box for lunch. Freak deal for a lot of food. Best Cali roll I've had in years.

Linda S.Linda Sherman: Nice selection of authentic Japanese dishes. You can trust your fish will be fresh here. Pictured here "aji tataki". Reasonable (for Japanese in NYC) prices.

Linda S.Linda Sherman: I lived in Japan for 20+ years and love the authentic food at Japonica. I recommend trying their fish stew - called yosenabe.

Miss Lily's & Melvin's Juice Box is one of The 13 Best Places for Mackerel in Greenwich Village, New York.

13. Miss Lily's & Melvin's Juice Box

8.6
132 W Houston St (btwn Sullivan & MacDougal St), New York, NY
Caribbean Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 346 tips and reviews

Derek K.Derek Kan: Smoked mackerel salad, red snapper ceviche, oxtail stew, AND they have TING to wash it all down with!

Gér B.Gér Bouckaert: Oxtail stew is delicious (better than the chicken, which is still very good)!!

Time Out New YorkTime Out New York: Try the toasted coconut cake, an exceptionally moist, fat-crumbed white cake. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.