Absolutely stunning. I don't know what are you doing with your life if you haven't been here at least once. Had the steak and it was the best steak I have had in NYC, desserts are stupidly delicious.
This new restaurant, interestingly, combines cuisines of Germany and Italy. We usually lean more towards the German half of the menu (literally) and order the Pan Fried Duck Schnitzel - it's awesome!
Drop by for a leisurely afternoon brunch in a well-lit, spacious venue. Share the Breakfast Pastries, and be sure to try the Lamb Meatballs or Corned Beef Hash.
There’s a wonderful long marrow bone topped with orange sea urchin and baby celery sprouts, a dense beef roulade stuffed with cheese and deposited in thick tomato sauce, and a superb duck schnitzel. Read more
Top Chef-winner Harold Dieterle's restaurant for Italian and German cuisine from his family heritages. Don't leave without ordering the bone marrow with sea urchin.
Bone marrow because you have to, cotechino because pork and lentils are meant for each other. Follow with melt in your mouth lamb's neck and the duck schnitzel, which is delicious even for Austrians.
Everything was perfectly executed. I am not someone big on gingerbread type flavors but the ginger stout dessert was delicious. Order what you like and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
Mixing the urchin with the marrow made for perfect consistency. Prosciutto-wrapped dates were great juxtapositions between chewy and soft. Overall great experience and glad we over ordered as usual.
Best Cake: Ginger Stout (Sixpoint Brewery’s Diesel) - large slabs of moist, rich, dense cake w. molasses-rich sweetness paired w. slices of roasted pear & housemade honey ice cream
If you're in a vegetarian mood, def recommend the Roasted Whole Hen of the Woods Mushroom -- great flavor and loved the crispiness in contrast with the texture of the mushroom and creamed kale.
New. What kind of food do they have? Pan-fried duck schnitzel (quark spaetzle and wolfberries) and marrow with sea urchin. German and Italian Mix. View? The kitchen is visible Drinks? Spritzle Read more
Everything was amazing. Great service topped with delicious food. We had the marrow, the dates, caviar & braised ribs ... Can't wait to come back and try more !
A yeasty pretzel bun—made in-house—holds up to the rich meat of the Griddled TM Burger, while sherried onions and Emmentaler cheese lend a vinegary zip and nuttiness. Read more
The duck schnitzel was divine and steak cooked to perfection. The somm was super helpful & friendly. Sadly, the marrow was not as impressive as I had hoped - marrow doesn't need aioli
Not only is this restaurant on my favorite block in the West Village, the bone marrow with sea urchin redefines "umami" similar to Robuchon's Eel Foie Gras Terrine.
Had the politicians broken bread with the Marrow’s salt-studded pretzel rolls,shared plates of duck liverwurst and addictive prosciutto-wrapped dates, one imagines a détente would have been achieved.
Duck schnitzel delish, spaetzle can lose the hazelnuts. Pork ribs are nicely charred with good spice and flavor. The housemade spaghettini tasted like ramen noodles. Meh. Pâté toast spot-on!
The Schnitzel is where it's at...and of course the Bone Marrow for more: http://nycnomnom.com/2012/12/22/harold-dieterles-new-restaurant-the-marrow-opening-night/