Hidden gem in a dead end street. Very cosy - excellent drinks and good food. dessertbanana something was like "banan med glas på Kinarestaurang". Take artichoke dip
Cozy little spot tucked away in the alley, food was great, the trout was perfect but at 22$ you would think there would be a side dish... No just a fish and plate. Still I'd go back.
this is where i am CONVINCED i spotted Rooney Mara. i enjoyed the pork schnitzel and spaetzle, and though i'm not an artichoke dip fan, it's apparently a must and didn't disappoint.
It’s as close as you can get to nature in New York City—dead forest creatures around the walls at Freeman’s. If you can find the hidden door, try a few drinks—they’re fantastic—and so is the meat.
With American spun food, Freeman's is a hidden gem. Check out their Sporting Club offering bespoke suits while you wait to be seated. Get the best of both worlds: food and fashion!
It might be a little tricky to find Freemans—there’s no street address; it’s simply located at the end of a little alley. Hunting lodge–inspired decor, its a hip scene and the most comforting meals.
The lentil salad was surprisingly mind blowing. I'd order again in a heartbeat. The chicken with roasted sprouts was another winner and be sure to order a Freemans Cocktail before you go.
Great creative date spot! From the small alleyway entrance to their impressive taxidermy collection of deer heads, you and your date are in for quite the experience!
Head down a dark alley for a dimly-lit scene with creative and consistently clever food. The tartare with potato chips and the Bananas Foster are must-dos.
A NYC brunch must! Finding and walking into this restaurant is half of the experience. Order the artichoke dip, the poached eggs with cheese grits and any of the delicious cocktails! You're welcome!
Coke in glass bottles, great grits and really friendly staff. Fair prices for brunch and the poached eggs and grits were very good. I'd go again without hesitating !
Strawberry rhubarbparfait is the perfect dessert: sweet, indulgent, fruity, nutty and a not-at-all-stodgy, fairytale finale to dinner. Service is weird but what did you expect from a hipster hangout?
Artichoke dip is a must order appetizer. The "Hunter Stew" (feat elk & venison) was heavy on the rosemary but tasty. Bananas Foster was very good but skimpy on the ice cream. (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more