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Perry St
New York, NY
Restaurants
176 Perry St, New York 10014, NY
Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s eighth venture in Manhattan is supposed to be a casual neighborhood joint. The dining room is a cool slip of a place located in one of the icy, all-glass Richard Meier structures overlooking the Hudson, where the chef also happens to own an apartment. The room feels serene and subdued, a muted symphony of soft whites (chairs and banquettes) and tan browns (wooden tables) encased in glass. The food at this canteen is often excellent, although given Mr. Vongerichten’s talents, it sometimes feels almost too spare, like he’s tossed off the recipes between trips to his far-flung holdings in Las Vegas or Shanghai. For fusion fanatics, there’s a strangely inert plate of red-snapper sashimi, good though gummy crab dumplings bombed with black pepper, and a delicate brick of tuna rolled in crushed rice crackers and served with a deliciously creamy emulsion spiked with Sriracha. Otherwise, you’ll be pleased to know you can get a good plate of fried chicken at Perry St, very tender beef tenderloin (garnished with sweet onion jam), and superior country lamb chops.
The elegant and sophisticated bar space at Perry Street is the perfect place to sample some of the most tasteful and innovative cocktails in New York City. All of the drinks at the bar at Perry Street can be accompanied by any of the selections from the menu.
The elegant and sophisticated bar space at Perry Street is the perfect place to sample some of the most tasteful and innovative cocktails in New York City. All of the drinks at the bar at Perry Street can be accompanied by any of the selections from the menu.
176 Perry St, New York 10014, NY
Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s eighth venture in Manhattan is supposed to be a casual neighborhood joint. The dining room is a cool slip of a place located in one of the icy, all-glass Richard Meier structures overlooking the Hudson, where the chef also happens to own an apartment. The room feels serene and subdued, a muted symphony of soft whites (chairs and banquettes) and tan browns (wooden tables) encased in glass. The food at this canteen is often excellent, although given Mr. Vongerichten’s talents, it sometimes feels almost too spare, like he’s tossed off the recipes between trips to his far-flung holdings in Las Vegas or Shanghai. For fusion fanatics, there’s a strangely inert plate of red-snapper sashimi, good though gummy crab dumplings bombed with black pepper, and a delicate brick of tuna rolled in crushed rice crackers and served with a deliciously creamy emulsion spiked with Sriracha. Otherwise, you’ll be pleased to know you can get a good plate of fried chicken at Perry St, very tender beef tenderloin (garnished with sweet onion jam), and superior country lamb chops.
The elegant and sophisticated bar space at Perry Street is the perfect place to sample some of the most tasteful and innovative cocktails in New York City. All of the drinks at the bar at Perry Street can be accompanied by any of the selections from the menu.
The elegant and sophisticated bar space at Perry Street is the perfect place to sample some of the most tasteful and innovative cocktails in New York City. All of the drinks at the bar at Perry Street can be accompanied by any of the selections from the menu.