Menu favorites are the bacon-wrapped prunes filled with goat cheese, poached eggs with sundried tomatoes, grassfed cheeseburger & fries and artichoke dip.
Tucked away at the end of Freemans Alley behind the club The Box. The interior has a very rustic feel with low candles and the walls encased with bookshelves.
I have fallen asleep at the table numerous times due to a long flight and the time difference, but when woken the artichoke starter and fish soup were amazing!
It's cold and you've had a rough day at work: you totally deserve a glass of wine and an order of their homemadespinach artichoke dip all for yourself.
The epic artichoke dip came from the old Loring Cafe in Minneapolis, and believe me, it was worth bringing it across the country. Go for that, any entree, and the Freeman's Cocktail.
Rose are Red drink tastes like Potpourri. Enjoy the taxidermy, nooks, crannies, and comfort food. Warning--do not open the bookshelf secret door...you will get caught!
“This has been my favorite restaurant since I moved here seven years ago. I daydream about the artichoke dip—I have to have it at least once a month." Read more
Lower East Side: This gem of a brunch place only makes reservations for parties of 6 or more. I recommend you find 5 other folks and make your ressies now. $6 – $13 brunch items
Walk down Freeman’s Alley and settle in for a fantastic brunch. We’d go with the Roast Pork Sandwich, The Raised Waffle or the Freemans Piedmontese Cheeseburger.
It's all about the artichoke dip!!! Sooo good. Also solid brunch dishescocktails and dinner. Kind of hipster but worth it. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
Cozy setting at the end of an alley in the LES. Inside is like stepping into a colonial era tavern or hunting lodge. Food is OK, if overpriced for what you get, but you're paying for the ambience.
If you notice the bookshelf at the end of the hallway by the bathrooms — it swivels to reveal a whole wing of the building that is currently under construction for future private dining areas.
This place tucked down an amazing alley (there are alleys in Manhattan?) straight up rules. Order a a Freeman's Cocktail, the artichoke dip, and a steak, you can't beat that.
Artichoke Dip is pretty killer, as is the egg, cheese, and baconskillet. Take a look at the brunch cocktail menu, too—you can't go wrong with any of it.
Get a lattè with your granola to start. Both very good. Then take one Skillet eggs & add a Freeman's Cocktail: rye, lemon juice, pomegranate & bitters.