Sneakily usurping Joseph Leonard for the "Best wvillage brunch" title. The crab egg in a hole with corn and cheddar is unreal. Get weird with some octopus okonomi and avocado toast with deviled egg. Read more
The food will knock your socks off. From the foie-gras-and-smoked-cheddar grilled cheese sandwich to the silver-dollar pancakes topped with salmon roe to the delicious selection of fresh sushi. Read more
The salmon head is more delicious and less weird than it sounds. Pork and unagi hand roll. Urchin and chopped beef. Pork belly. Skip the pancakes, beef curry, and grilled cheese.
Offers sushi and traditional Japanese dishes, as well as things like Brussels sprouts with apples, crispy chicken with kimchi, and a grilled cheese sandwich made with smoked cheddar and foie gras Read more
Gabe Stulman's latest west village spot, which he described as "an inauthentic version of a Japanese izakaya". Dishes like crispy chicken and kimchi, and foie gras smoked cheddar grilled cheese.
Some of the best food I've had in the city. Pancakes, pork belly, scallop sushi and the complimentary creamsicle soft serve ice cream w/ vanilla wafers at the end... Oh and the oyster mushrooms! Whoa.
Very delicious. Loved the grilled cheese with foie gras and the lobster tempura roll. The miso maple salmon head was very delicious as well. Shout out to the hostess for graciously accommodating us.
The miso salmon head is of course a must. But don't sleep on the arctic char (smokey and delicious) with crispy rice or the iceberg wedge with whipped ricotta and honey.
Amazing dinner last night! Tiny spot but packs a ton. A few favs: pork/Unagi hand roll, chopped beef/uni sushi, scallop/quail egg sushi, foie gras grilled cheese! Great drinks too!
Sneaky great brunch with some Asian flare thrown in. No line at noon = unheard of in the wvillage. Good Joseph Leonard alternative. Get the miso baked oysters to share for a starter.
Good for brunch, get on it before it blows up. Granola, burger, miso oysters, and eggs florentine (with brown butter hollandaise) all worth getting. Great people viewing on the corner.
Gabriel Stulman’s clutch of downtown Manhattan restaurants includes the neighborhood haunts Joseph Leonard and Jeffrey’s Grocery,the trendy cocktail den Fedora, and the excellent, more rarified Perla.
The Volleyball at the Bowling Alley is one of the best drinks I've ever had. It sounds sweet but it's not. The bourbon drink is delicious. Depends on what you are in the mood for.
The slim restaurant’s sardine-can-size kitchen sends out wild riffs on sushi, like pork-belly or chopped-beef-with-uni & more gluttonous dishes like a grilled cheese sandwich oozing melted foie gras. Read more
Gabe Stulman’s Little Wisco empire moves on from Italian and New American to tackle Japanese bar food. As telegraphed by the name, authenticity takes a backseat to creativity at this upbeat izakaya. Read more
So f-ing delicious & inventive it just blows my mind. If I had to leave one concrete recommendation it'd be get the breakfast pancakes. Pillows of heaven.
If you can't make up your mind about what to order, leave your fate in the hands of your waiter (ours was Chad). Hell make sure you hit all the right dishes (in the right order) w/o hiking up the bill