They have Chasselas, a light and dry white wine from French-speaking Switzerland. Try it!
Try the veal schnitzel with a glass of white wine recommended by your waiter, or go there for brunch and enjoy perfectly poached eggs with their succulent rösti (fried potato patties).
all time favorite. wonderful, alive, merry, and quaint. perfect for small groups of friends. order rocket salad, duck egg toast, half roasted organic chicken, spatzli with wild mushrooms, and rosti
Definitely have the 'Pyrenees' mixed Swiss with white wine, garlic, nutmeg-delicious!!Order a side of vegetables to dip into the fondue. No need to order the meat fondue...No longer BYOB
They’ve got all the fondues! Start with a thick & melty cheese w/ croutons & salad to dip then move on to oil or broth w/ meat of choice to dip & finish off w/ dark/milk choc & assortment of fruits.
Full village pre fixe comes with three filling courses for $48pp
If you need some refreshments go for white sangria! Perfect perfect!!!
Gets busy but worth every penny. Must try coca de setas!!
We had the best time there…all high tops, there with my girlfriend’s Mom, who is 85, and we all loved it! -Susan Feniger, Top Chef
Try the white sangria
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Oyster Happy Hour from 5-7pm Mon-Fri. Get $1 oysters and $7 glass of white wine. Go early as it tends to get packed.
Offers $1 littleneck clams and $1.50 oysters daily from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cheap white wine glasses. Opt for Mon-Wed for a smaller crowd.
Very cool decor, like the inside of a yacht. Good service, good restaurant week menu. Amazing desserts. Pricey. Interesting mix of cool crowd (obviously, Soho) and suits.
Pasta Vongole tastes good. However, the white wine tastes a bit too strong and overtones the wished fish taste. However, still a great meal!
A great place to come for classic Italian comfort food - the rice balls and meatball sliders are must-order dishes. For those with a gluten allergy, they make delicious gluten-free homemade pastas.
Classic italian done right. The Mad Calamari smothered in spicy marinara is a MUST. Go with the penne w/ vodka sauce or carbonara and you'll leave happy. Pay with cover and skip waiting for the check!
Raw and sandwich oysters are amazing. As are the fries and the summer lettuce. Avoid the shrimps, they are kinda limp. Oh and Greek white wine, real nice too.
chef is Andrew Carmellini. Totally packed, so reservations are essential. Killer wine list, great raw bar, fantastic food and stellar people watching. A good place to feel the energy of NY. Open late
Try the little oyster sandwiches. Sesame-speckled buns each cradle one fat, crispy mollusk, iceberg lettuce and a smear of pickled okra sauce. They’re one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
Please, please order the curry mussels. The mussels are fresh and they're basked in this rich, cream, flavorful broth (almost a curry sauce). Other favs: beet salad, goat tart and profiteroles
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Make reservations at this tiny and delicious modern French bistro. Enjoy BYOB with no cork fee and try the Tournedos Rossini. Cash only.
Home to a superlative bowl of French onion soup, enriched with Port, white wines & a browned cap of melted Gruyere.& Country bread croutons soak up caramel-colored broth thickened with charred onions.
Best Nut-Topped Doughnut: Banana-Pecan Cake doughnut. The banana element is subtle but present; between the sweet, delicate crumbs and the toasty chopped pecans, it's an incredibly tasty specimen. Read more.
See and be seen when you’re dining al fresco at this SoHo staple. Just don’t be surprised if your secret convo ends up on Page Six - or on gossipgirl.net. Read more.
Great white sangria and awesome gucamole!!! Totally recommend. Sit outside in the summer if seating is available.
Chocolate butterscotch cake topped with rum caramel salsita is a winner.
Best. Guacamole. Ever.
A NYC Landmark (literally), The Ear Inn is the oldest bar in NYC. Inviting, cozy vibe. Drinks are cheap, burger is solid - what's not to like?
Have you seen Mickey? The Ear Inn sits in an 1817 building that has been home to a bar for much of its existence and is supposedly haunted by a frisky sailor named Mickey.
the century club: since 1817. feels like being in an old boat in here
Great little cozy spot to hang with friends. Find a little nook and have a romantic drink or two. My fav of the night - Franciacorta, Brut Animante DOCG with a macaron sampler.
Small space, but the atmosphere is low-key and the wine is good. Order the dumplings to share
Two-for-one wine happy hour is a solid deal. Great sandwiches too.
Great jazz music for brunch, yami mideterenian food, antique atmosphere, grear service... nice owner... & turkish baklava ;)
Totally lovely and adorable spot. Come for brunch with live jazz, and share the Turkish breakfast platter. Sit by the open doors w a cocktail when it's warm, or cozy up w mint green tea in winter.
Turkish coffee, the real deal!
a soho classic, stop by and get some escargots and a glass of sparkling rose!
Don't waste your money. So many great restaurants in the area why would you eat here? Mediocre food, expensive entres, average service. What a waste.
Get Seafood pasta.
I know you aren't leaving Italy to eat more Italian food BUT this place is my number one favourite place to eat in New York. It's super-small but cozy. I recommend the goat cheese and walnut ravioli.
one of the first places i ever went to in nyc when i first moved here. i love their great pastas and they have an incredible lunch special
Broader menu than you'd expect to find at an adorable Italian place. Took a girl here on a first date that kicked off a three-year relationship, so there's that - your mileage may vary.
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