2. Untitled
99 Gansevoort St, New York, NY
New American Restaurant · Meatpacking District · 76 tips and reviews
Ms Helene: Lobster salad on crispy buttery toast $14, fluke sashimi radish roe jalapeño $13, get the scallop gazpacho and smokey grilled calamari
Ana Flavia Coelho: Fluke and black sea bass, both signatures chef! Perfeitos!
Ed: Great service. The smoked clams dish was really tasty
3. Mas (farmhouse)
39 Downing St (Bedford St.), New York, NY
New American Restaurant · West Village · 86 tips and reviews
Eugene Lee: Awesome farm to table fair.. True neighborhood gem!
Tiffany & Co: In this intimate atmosphere of carefully considered details, romance luxuriates, especially in the private back room. To taste what’s in season that day, ask for the unlisted Chef’s Tasting Menu.
Dens: Vanilla old fashioned won't blow your dick off, but not a bad way to warm up. Wondering if vanilla syrup plus a sugar cube would be overkill.
4. Perry St
8.8
176 Perry St (at West St), New York, NY
New American Restaurant · West Village · 115 tips and reviews
Jon Bernard: The whole restaurant is spectacular, from the ambiance to the amazing wine selection. Definitely a place for a date if you have some class.
Cooking Channel: Fried chicken at Perry St is the ultimate example of our favorite fried chicken taken across the globe. - Jeffrey Saad, United Tastes of America
Bin Yang: Get the fried chicken! A tad spicy, super juicy, and lightly crispy
6. Swine
531 Hudson Street (at Charles St), New York, NY
Bar · West Village · 110 tips and reviews
Ben Lee: Amazing brisket burger with bone marrow. Also great: homemade potato chip nachos and braised rabbit with brussel sprouts
Kristin Flip Polidoro: Bone marrow/brisket burger might go down as one of my top 3 burgers of all time. Wow. Potato chip nachos w/ pork belly are also banging.
Cover: Great spot for wine-on-tap or a Bone Marrow & Brisket Burger...yep. One of the best burgers in NYC and it comes with delicious potato wedges. Pay with Cover and skip waiting for the check!
7. Ellary's Greens
33 Carmine St (Bleecker St.), New York, NY
Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurant · West Village · 57 tips and reviews
Phil Stamato: A fantastic selection of juices and smoothies, deliciously widely varied side dishes (all excellently and not to mention health-consciously prepared), and bacon that you would not BELIEVE.
jessica m. hintermeister: Caramelized sweet potato with pickled zucchini.
Ale Palicio: Nice and lovely organic concept!!! Delicious and healthy smoothies for this summer. Great service!
8. Flex Mussels
154 W 13th St (btwn 6th & 7th Ave), New York, NY
Seafood Restaurant · West Village · 177 tips and reviews
Nicolette Romero: Splitting a meal for two? The burnt fingers, Acadian mussels and parmesan truffle fries are the perfect combo (and really good)!
Joanna Newman: If you don't get the key lime pie, I hate you
Sam Brown: Get the Thai Mussels, grab your first one and use the shell from that as your "tongs" for the rest of the meal! So much easier than actual cutlery. Side: Truffle Fries. Cocktail: Flex Side-blast.
9. RedFarm
8.4
529 Hudson St (btwn Charles & W 10th St), New York, NY
Chinese Restaurant · West Village · 288 tips and reviews
amNewYork: Fresh greenmarket sensibility meets modern Chinese, mixed with rustic decor. Chef Joe Ng offers enticing items such as marinated rib steak with steamed baby bok choy and spicy steamed sea bass.
amNewYork: Hit up the RedFarm steak pop-up at 529 Hudson, serving bok choy dumplings and a 40-day dry-aged, bone-in strip steak Read more.
sue q: Great cozy Chinese restaurant in west village. Large communal table. Dim sum & dumplings-try the pac man shrimp dumplings
10. TUE Thai Food
7.6
3 Greenwich Ave (at Christopher St), New York, NY
Thai Restaurant · West Village · 91 tips and reviews
Netsirk: Cute ambience inside and outside. If you like spicy food, try their curry dishes and ask for extra spice. Really tasty and spicy!
Andrew Cerda: The Crab Rangoon has innards consisting of a mildly spicy, creamy yellow curry cabbage. It's delicious, especially when paired with the sweet and (red pepper) spicy sauce.
Rajat: It's not San Francisco thai food--but it comes close. Pad Thai is great, avoid the duck salad, waaaay too much sodium
11. The Meatball Shop
64 Greenwich Ave (at Perry St), New York, NY
Italian Restaurant · West Village · 273 tips and reviews
Martha: i always get the sandwiches with a couple of veg sides. you just can't go wrong here as every time you ca change up your combo. love it. very casual.
Sam Saunders: Hangover cure 1: aspirin before bed. 2: chicken meatballs with Parmesan cream on mash, glass of chianti and an espresso, chased with a 45 minute nap. Do it.
Jen Kung: so I ordered their ice cream sandwich which was a sesame and banana cookie with vanilla ice cream and it was CRACK.
13. Barbuto
775 Washington St (btwn Jane St & 12th St), New York, NY
Italian Restaurant · West Village · 336 tips and reviews
Moisey: Great spot for Brunch in West Village not overly crowded at noon. Best item on the menu uovo al forno - baked eggs with polenta, creamed spinach, and Parmesan.
nymag: The crispy chicken here, marinated in olive oil then split and roasted in Barbuto's brick oven, is classic Waxman simplicity. One of our picks for the city's best roast chicken! Read more.
Bravo: Chef/owner Jonathan Waxman runs this neighborhood place and makes food that makes people happy. -Jimmy Bradley , Top Chef