The six-course Farmer's Feast has an extended option, which will add on two savory courses to your meal. Get it, and be prepared for a delicious, farm-to-table feast.
Got feast. Loved: own vermouthcocktail, bread butter cocktail. Delicious starters and scalloptaco dish. Wasnt a huge fan of carrot steak, the cold minestrone dish, and the dessert. Veal odd texture
We had the tasting menu and it was unbelievably tasty. The combination of ingredients were a little odd at first but when you take a bite of it you'll be in heaven.
Great ambiance and great setting fir sharing between family and friends Mind-Blowing ingredients from the Stone Barns farm. Wine selection could have less french-focused wines but its impressive.
Have been here for the past two years for our anniversary dinner. The farmer's feast is the way to go. Request to sit in the winter garden. It is truly magical and very intimate.
The lovely & intimate atmosphereartfully showcases their ever-changing, farm-fresh menu and is perfect for a special occasion. The Berkshire Pig and Grass FedLamb are perfection.
AMAZING. Great for vegetarians, as the options are many with superb ingredients. They showcase their season vegetables in a very simple yet great way. The bread is delicious. It's worth the price!!
One of my favorites among the Michelin star restaurants. Absolutely no disappointments for those who like creatively made dishes with fresh ingredients. Requires a reservation ahead of time.
One of the best restaurants I have ever experienced. You can taste the freshness and rich flavor of the locally grown ingredients and thoughtful preparation. Everything is amazing.
The best meal of my life. Birthday dinner. Knocked socks off with an elaborate 8 courses. The staff was human and they easily accommodated my lovely's veg diet ♥️
Seasonal menu that helped invent farm to table. Watch the Netflix documentary series Chefs Table featuring Dan Barber before you go to appreciate how they approach fine dining.
Farm Fresh, Organic Dining at its finest! Monday & Tuesday you can count on the famed chef Dan Barber being there...his NYC version of the famed Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Westchester.
Perfect spot for dates. Food is amazing. Best veggies you'll have in NYC. I never liked Brussels sprouts until I had them at Blue Hill - now I'm a fan.
Excellent farm-to-table based food with outstanding service. A special experience - a restaurant where just a turnips on a wooden plate can be an adventure.
You're going to spend a lot of money, so get over it quickly. The morning farm egg is outrageous. It's part of the tasting menu, and DEFINITELY do the tasting menu with the wine pairings.
While the decor is subdued, Dan Barber's farm-to-table cuisine is dazzling. Beautiful, bright flavors and incredibly fresh produce. We loved the butter-like sockeye salmon ($36). Read more
Blue Hill’sexecutive chef Dan Barber has plenty of experience with sustainable dining. The dining experience is like no other and raises the bar for farm-to-table cooking. Read more
Supplied by their farm a few hours north of Manhattan, Blue Hill in the West Village serves fresh, seasonal veggies at the peak of their deliciousness. Splurge on the vegetarian Farmer's Feast.
Best meal I've had in New York. Prix fixe was grand but don't feel obligated to get it if items on the second menu look better--you won't be disappointed.
Fine 1.2: This restaurant adopts the farm to table approach to food. It's in the West Village has an associated restaurant in Stone Barns in upstate NY which is on a farm. Modern American/French. Read more
How can you not support an elegant restaurant that serves food from its own farm in upstate New York? It just doesn’t get any fresher than that. I love that you can get a simple egg dish on the dinner
Amazing atmosphere, service, and food. Get the pork you won't regret it. Brussel sprouts were good but nothing to write home about. Good side regardless
Blue Hillrestaurant prepares delicious seasonal meals using local ingredients. Some ingredients even come from their own Blue HillFarm in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
It doesn’t get any fresher than the farm-to-table dishes here. Don’t think twice—get the tasting menu. Well worth the investment. Have their wine-pairing expert help with drinks.
Enjoyed it but was expecting more. Stick to the standard farmer’s feast, extended was too much food. Highlights: starters, pig, and carrot steak. Scallop with pork belly was interesting
Incredible dining experience, I can't recommend this place enough! Not cheap but the price tag is very well-worth the quality meal and amount of dishes served.
Here you can find meat served from the best local purveyors and perfect vegetables from the Chef’s own patch of fertile soil. It takes you way beyond farm- friendly and directly to the farm.
Sit at the bar on Friday nights - Allison or Peter will be tending the bar. Give them total control of what you eat and drink (outside of major dislikes). Amazing.