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10 Downing 1 User Reviews
10 Downing St. New American, Soul Food $$$$ West Village  
Chef Jason Neroni’s latest adventure is a staid Village bistro with wonderful views of Sixth Avenue and interesting art on the walls (plus a newly opened sidewalk seating area). Despite the eclectic menu, his interest in pork and Spanish food prevails. Baked feta is the best bar snack; striped... More>>
Alexandra Write a Review
455 Hudson St. Bistro $$$ West Village  
Bare brick, lots of mirrors, an aura of intimacy, and a well stocked bar: This West Village bistro has the decorative elements in place. The spaghetti, featuring cauliflower, prosciutto, and feta cheese, is a surprise favorite. The hamburger is also good ; moist and pink and nicely charred. The... More>>
Bar Six Write a Review
502 6th Ave. International $$ West Village  
Sit in the rear room, with its mellow yellow walls, skylight, and well spaced tables. The bistro menu features selections from the Mediterranean rim—try mussels Provençale, an appetizer of 20 mussels in a sunny tomato broth that could well serve as a main course. Vegetable couscous,... More>>
Del Posto Write a Review
85 tenth Ave. Italian $$$$ West Village  
This Batali spawn outdoes Babbo in several significant ways. In size, certainly, though the effect of the hulking space is to increase the serenity level rather than reduce it. As a piano tinkled in the background, we sprawled in our seats –– surrounded by wealthy Westchester parents taking... More>>
En Write a Review
435 Hudson St. Japanese $$$ West Village  
Styling itself as a Japanese brasserie, En occupies a smooth, high-ceilinged gray room that may remind you of the obelisk in 2001: A Space Odyssey. The food is similar to that of most downtown Japanese restaurants, only better. The freshly made curd is prodigal, soupy in its decorative box; the... More>>
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260 Bleecker St. Deli, Italian, Sandwiches $ West Village  
Improvising within the hallowed canon of the Italian hero, Village pork store Faicco's takes advantage of its superior access to cold cuts to create the city's most formidable hero. With a flick of the knife, the crusty roll is laid open then successively piled with San Daniele prosciutto, hot... More>>
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52 Greenwich Ave. #B Italian, Wine Bar $$$ West Village  
While news of another Italian wine bar may provoke a yawn these days, this joint deserves a second look with its whimsical Central Italian cooking. The house-cured anchovies tangled in a mini-salad with celery and parsley are bitchin', and so are the small, crock-tendered stews of oxtails and... More>>
Ino Cafe & Wine Bar Write a Review
21 Bedford St. Italian $$ West Village  
A plague of panini is upon us! And 'Ino is to blame, inspired by the Milanese sandwich bar Quadronno and still our favorite. Groove to the Italian BLT, the olive bowl, the Nutella panino, and the truffled egg toast, and wash them down with the city's most perfect cappuccino. More>>
John's Pizzeria Write a Review
278 Bleecker St. Italian, Pizza $ West Village  
Don't even think of going to any of the other Johnny-come-lately branches of this august Greenwich Village institution––only the original turns out superlative thin-crust pies. Order the voluminous salad, dressed with red-wine vinaigrette, and ponder why the menu insists on listing every... More>>
Lederhosen Write a Review
39 Grove St. German $$ West Village  
Named after a pair of gray suede shorts, Lederhosen is the premier downtown beer garden. A mountain mural decorates the back room, in which lederhosen hang from the ceiling, and seating is at crowded trencher tables. The apex of the menu is the wursts;sausages in seven varieties served with... More>>
Little Owl Write a Review
90 Bedford American, Asian, Fusion, Italian $$$ West Village  
Occupying what was formerly Chez Michallet, in the tenement made famous by the TV series Friends, Little Owl is a reconfigured bistro that adds all sorts of Asian, American, and Italian twists to the standard bistro formula. Thus we have meatball sliders, an appetizer that puts a spherical... More>>
Malatesta Write a Review
649 Washington St. Italian $$ West Village  
Plastered with pulp fiction covers, and located at the creepy end of Christopher, Malatesta enjoys the perfect location for its raffish food, which hails from the poorer southward part of Emilia-Romagna. Enjoy the stuffed flatbread piadina, or the predictably great bolognese sauce, here called... More>>
Pearl Oyster Bar Write a Review
18 Cornelia St. Seafood, Yankee $$ West Village  
In emulation of the lobster pounds Down East, the modest bill of fare highlights the freshest seafood simply prepared, from the elemental Caesar salad with its pleasantly caustic dressing to the perfect clam chowder flavored with chives and smoked bacon to the lobster roll crammed full of meat.... More>>
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176 Perry St. Eclectic, French $$$$ West Village  
One of many Jean-Georges Vongerichten restaurants in the city, Perry Street may be the best;an austere temple of haute cuisine that dispenses with fussy squiggles of color and useless extra ingredients. The wonderful lunch special includes any two dishes from a menu that doesn't distinguish... More>>
Rockmeisha Write a Review
11 Barrow St. Japanese $$ West Village  
A tug of war has been waged lately over what constitutes an izakaya, or Japanese pub. These institutions arose back home when the island nation was first opened to the West in the 19th century, and izakayas were inspired by real English pubs that appeared in Tokyo. Because of their Western... More>>
Soto Write a Review
357 Sixth Ave. Japanese, Sushi $$$$ West Village  
The name is short for Sotohiro Kosugi, a wildly innovative sushi chef who recently moved here from Atlanta. The new Village space is mysterious on the outside, while the inside is small, comfortable, and austere. You can't go wrong with the sushi omikase;12 pieces that form a narrative from the... More>>
Tartine Write a Review
253 W 11th St. French $$ West Village  
Split in half, sodden with butter, and crunchy on top with slivered almonds and coagulated sugar, the almond croissant is so good at Tartine that we're going to give up on this item and walk out to get a few right now. . . . More>>
Cafe Espanol On Carmine Write a Review
78 Carmine St. Spanish, Tapas $$ West Village  
Cookout Grill Write a Review
207 W 14th St. Barbecue, Colombian $ West Village  
Da Andrea Write a Review
35 W 13th St. Italian, Vegetarian $$$ West Village  
Upholstery Store Write a Review
713 Washington St. Austrian, Wine Bar $$$ West Village  
41 Greenwich Avenue Write a Review
41 Greenwich Avenue $$$$ West Village  
Agave Write a Review
140 7th Ave. Southwestern $$ West Village  
Alfama Write a Review
551 Hudson Portuguese $$$$ West Village  
Alta Write a Review
64 W. 10th St. Mediterranean, Spanish, Tapas $$ West Village  
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