On far edge of West Village, a relaxed outpost of unpretentious Austrian cuisine. We loved the classic Wiener Schnitzel with lingonberries ($34). Don't forget to grab one of the tables outside! Read more.
Traditional bratwurst is great here, as is the weisswurst and bauernwurst; you really can't go wrong with whatever tubed meat you pick. Read more.
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The apex of the menu is the wursts;sausages in seven varieties served with bread and pickled salads. Smoked kielbasa and the Berlin-style currywurst are the most memorable. Read more.
Get the Licher Weisse and the Standard Bratwurst for a truly perfect combo! Read more.
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New York's unofficial home for Green Bay Packers' fans. Get the brats! Go Pack Go! Oh and get here WAY early on game day if you hope to get in, much less get a seat!
Almanac brings a 'micro-seasonal' menu and Colorado ski lodge vibes to the West Village. Offerings come in either a 3, 5, or 8 course tasting menu. They also plan to launch a bar menu soon. Read more.
Check out NYC's newest high end tasting room, Almanac. Some foods to try: Roasted oysters with pear-parsnip veloute, Cauliflower, Acorn Squash, and the Fluke. They also serve great drinks. Read more.
It's Friday- treat yourself. Bubby's High Line have introduced a new sundae. With 16 scoops (yes, 16), pretzels, pecans, peanuts, choclate-chip cookie crubs, sprinkles & cream, it's a winner. Read more.
Everything here is flavorful and delicious! Definitely worth stopping in. Had sirloin steak tonight... YUM