Serving elegant, accessible Modern American cuisine. The service is warm and attentive. Stop in for a drink and some snacks at the bar, or settle in for a full-on fine dining feast. [Eater 38 Member]
The Prosecco-topped Negroni Sbagliato is a good place to start. Consider ending your meal with one of the truly delicious Irish coffee creations, if they're available.
The chef's choice 10 course meal was an EXPERIENCE! My favorites were the Cheese, Foie Gras Crème Brûlée and the Orange Blossom Muchi Ice Cream..For drinks go for Beets Wine and the Tea Service
Beautiful restaurant near Central Park. The decor is amazing. The food is even better. The chefs used to work at 11 Madison and the food is top notch. Best meal I've had in NYC in a while.
One of my fav spots. Eamon and Bryce partner up to create some new American dishes with a classical twist. The fabled ribs and chicken are made sous-vide and deliciously wonderful. Oh, fried pickles!
We’ve been on the Betony Bandwagon since it opened in 2013. Start with a cocktail and let the somm select wine based on your order. And you better have ordered the Grain Salad and the Roasted Chicken!
The milk punch “tastes like magic: smooth, sweet, and spicy—depending on a changing roster of seasonings, such as bergamot tea and Thai bird chili—topped off with your choice of spirit.” Read more
Get the fried pickles, and the cucumber with buttermilk that was frozen into powder with liquid nitro. It sublimated at the table! Corn Potato Gnocchi were sinfully good. Can I move in next store?
OMGs for the short rib and sweetbreads, the chicken liver mousse app, and the lemony yogurt and crispy grain salad (chef's fave). Oh, and the chickpea panisse!! Start with the mezcal "milk punch."
Appetizers, usually the most inventive at any restaurants, are truly pleasing for the eyes and delicious here. My favorite by a very small margin is chickpea panisse but everything is great
Betony is the restaurant that Midtown has been waiting for. Stop in for a drink and some snacks at the bar, or settle in for a full-on fine dining feast in the back. Read more
In the running for the top restaurant of 2013, this new Midtown hotspot serves up some unique dishes at a hefty price tag. We definitely recommend getting the short ribs.
Silly-but-yummy foie gras bonbons - a David Burke-ish folly of cold foie gras balls in hazelnut crusts - take a sweetening cue from a touch of cinnamon. Read more
This is the one and only time I'll emphatically say, Order the chicken. Perfectly cooked, incredibly moist, and with a side of shredded leg meat topped with a quail egg. Incredible.
If you haven't yet sampled Bryce Shuman's cuisine at Betony, make your debut today, where the restaurant has begun serving a whole loup de mer for 2. The $85 dish is only available Sundays. Read more
When an evening begins with one of New York’s best pisco sours and foie-gras bonbons that resemble nut-encrusted chocolate truffles, hopes are high for the rest of the meal. Read more
“Caviar, buttery foie gras, fluke carpaccio, velvety leek ravioli—all of the fine-dining elite can be found in a restaurant that somehow manages to be unpretentious.” - Cherae Robinson Read more
A fine dining establishment, but there’s just enough informality to the menu and the service that you won’t feel like you’re eating at church. There's a Russian oligarch’s living room.
"... a short rib, slow-cooked in aged beef fat then grilled over intensely hot charcoal, that is supremely tender but still hits you in some primal spots." - Pete Wells, NYT
The executive chef, Bryce Shuman, who comes from Eleven Madison Park, looks like an insurance salesman but cooks like a maestro, extracting more flavor than seems possible from familiar ingredients.