Though it’s not quite the same as it was when F. Scott Fitzgerald hung out here (along with contemporaries like Ernest Hemingway), you can soak in the old-timey ambience—assuming you can get a table. Read more
At the end of the day its anothet burger place with fancy prices. When trying their steak it was uneatable, the oxtail foi greue was terrible. If all you want is to have a good burger its a good place
If you're here for brunch, don't order a Bloody Mary w/out consulting the Bloody Mary Menu. Don't fear the Surf & TurfBloody Mary (tho the Green Tomatoes Mary can be pretty polarizing)
First time really loved this place. The food , people and ambience very low key and fun. Bone marrow was excellent and the black label burger yummy. Definitely make a reservation.
Minetta Tavern's excellent burgers use a beef blend—dry-aged rib eye, skirt steak, brisket and short rib—from famed purveyor Pat La Frieda, and buns from Balthazar Bakery.
It can be difficult to walk in and get a seat here so plan ahead. Get the burger like everyone says to do, you'll be pleased (unless you don't eat meat...).
The Black Label burger is the greatest burger that I've ever eaten. It's made of prime dry-aged cuts of beef. Even the fries are outstanding. You won't regret it.
the black label burger is obviously the thing to order. i enjoyed mine, but don't expect to be blown away (i personally prefer the Spotted Pig's offering)
The four-top, circular red booths in the back room allow those seated there to survey the other tables in the room, the beautiful people at them and the comings and goings to and from the kitchen. Read more
Black Label Burger, $28 The Black Label is still remarkably rich and costs only two bucks more than the day it debuted in 2009. Get it with cheese despite scoldy purist dictates.
The Black Label Burguer is AWESOME, medium or medium rare. The blonde waitress is not THAT cute and doesn't like to suggest the house's specialties. But... nevermind. Enjoy the place and your burguer!
The chefs at Minetta Tavern tested many different burger blends before deciding on the Black Label blend from Pat LaFrieda and recommend NOT adding cheese. Read more
One of our favorite places for dinner. Get there early and get a seat at the bar if you don't have a reservation. The roasted bone marrow and chocolate soufflé are two of our favorites!
“The best, if priciest, burger in NYC is probably the black label burger at the Minetta Tavern. Getting in here, however, can be a challenge. Try early or late.”
Keith McNally of Balthazar and Pastis fame preserves the memory of the space (a 1930s saloon) while making the food—well-aged steaks and muscular French fare—better than it ever was.
Walk in thru the front curtain and get transported thru time to speak easy feel with great array of craft beers and liquor. The staff was friendly and food was great too..make sure u get 26$ burger!!
I hate to say this because I have put in the hours and the calories in research, but whatever burger you think is the best...doesn't even come close. I am humbled and appreciative. All thumbs way up.
You need to try their burger at some point of your life if you're in NYC. The history of this place is astounding, and the old school vibe is still there.
Ask for the famous Black Label burger, top meat, caramelized onions and very good fries. In French places is also difficult not to ask for a roasted bone marrow.
Established 1937. Interior is mostly original, but menu has been upscaled by new owners. "Parisian steakhouse meets classic New York City tavern." Once visited by all from Beat Poets to Joe Gould.