The beets & greens are to die for. Deviled eggs & chicken liver toast also delicious. Come from 3 to 5 pm for limited wait (and limited menu but still lots to choose from)
It's hard to justify $25 on a burger, but the burger with Roquefort cheese was worth it. Comes with a huge mound of amazing shoestring fries, I wish I wasn't so hungover so I could've eaten more
Tangy Roquefort cheese highlights the mineral richness of the Pat LaFrieda mix (brisket, short rib, sirloin and chuck) in the hulking, char-grilled half-pounder. (Critics' Pick) Read more
9 dishes later ! Amazing ! Gnudi, carrots, deviled eggs, burger dish so yummy. Lemon tart and blood orange cake = too good! (Con: service is super bad, yucky)
For your entree, get the crispy pork belly with vegetables & fried squash or the grilled skirt steak with lime vinaigrette, chilles, & crispy shallots! The burger also looks amazing!
I have a new standard for shoestring fries. My mouth is watering just thinking about them. Beets were delicious too. Expect a long wait. They do not take reservations. 🍔
1st time? Yes, everyone will say gnudi and the burger. But after that, I rec the succotash, corn soup in the summer, crispy pig ears or cheeks if you're lucky- be specific when asking staff for recs
Not the veggie-friendliest restaurant in Manhattan, but vegetarians can find their way here: Gnudi was one of the best pasta dishes I ever had. And the banana toffee tart... indescribable!
One of the best Gastropubs in the city. I recommend Butter Roasted Turnips, Chicken Liver Toast, Devils on Horseback (bacon-wrapped prunes) and Bronx Pale Ale.
Another little miracle by Mario Batali: excellent food (perhaps the best burger in Manhattan), relaxed atmosphere, great staff. If you have to wait: it's worth it!
I came here 2 years ago and possible was the best burger and fries ever. Went back this week and among other things, the bun was very dry.. It kind of ruined it for me...
For lunch head to the Spotted Pig (314 West 11th St, 001 212 620-0393, ₤25 a head) British chef April Bloomfield’s fabulous corner gastro-pub. Try the crispy pork belly with spring vegetables.
best burger i have ever had plus the pig ear and chicken liver toast are to die for... totally worth the 2 hour wait. next time i am in NYC i will no doubt be back!
Very good place, took gnudi, scallops and nut crumble - only thing is it was "too rich". But I like the place - will be more hungry next time. Don't order well done - takes forever
if you aren't a fan of blue cheese, ask for the burger to come without Roquefort.. they have no substitute cheese options but still a great burger! oh and the chicken liver toast is a MUST
It's all great! No, really, get whatever tickles your fancy and you won't be disappointed. Wash it all down with plenty of booze, go home and come back tomorrow :)
Once seated and you’re in the mood for something light, we’d have no qualms about just having the Roasted Beet Salad and a glass of white wine. Or....you can just get the burger.
Deviled eggs and Devils on Horseback (bacon wrapped dates) were both delicious and worth the trip & wait. Everything else, however, was not impressive. Including the snobby host.
The best chicken livers I have ever tasted. Ask your waiter for a lemon to squeeze a little on top. The bartender recommended it to us and it was amazing!
The burger was beautiful... But the service is what surprised me. Perhaps it was my waiter, but he was the nicest waiter I have encountered in New York!
Char-Grilled Burger, $21 Some say this dish earned the Pig its Michelin star. The short-rib-heavy half-pound patty stands up to its mantle of salty-creamy Roquefort.
The food is absolutely delicious but a bit heavy to digest afterwards due to the heavy seasoning and sauces used. The waiting time is also not great, but what can you do? It's a really small place..
In the winter—or heck, anytime of year—the Smoked Haddock Chowder should be part of your order, amped up with salty pancetta and puffed crackers that put the oyster variety to shame. Read more
This quaint little West Village gastropub is good for a casual lunch. If you're adventurous get the popular chicken liver toast, otherwise the burger and fries are mighty fine too.
English chef April Bloomfield conjures the spirit of a rumpled, lively London gastropub in this cramped, cozy, altogether charming mess of a space in the far West Village.