105 W 13th St at 6th Ave
(212) 255-4746
Cafe Loup is a modest West Village bistro that’s been a favorite of publishing vets for decades. Regardless of where you are in your literary career, you can dream of a lunch at Cafe Loup that... Read More
529 Hudson between Charles & W 10th
212-792-9700
The authenticity and prices of Dim Sum eateries in Chinatown and far-flung outer boroughs maybe can’t be beat, but there’s nothing wrong with sticking to the West Village and classing things up a... Read More
123 W 10th St., New York, NY (Greenwich & 6th Aves.)
212.645.0018
www.kingswoodnyc.com
Kingswood has been a West Village neighborhood favorite since 2007. The restaurant’s seasonally driven menu, devised by accomplished English chef Michael Hamilton, is a contemporary take on classic... Read More
97 Sullivan St., New York, NY (Spring & Prince Sts.)
212.274.0404
www.blueribbonrestaurants.com
Eric and Bruce Bromberg’s popular American bistro and raw bar is open from 4pm to 4am, but it’s the thing to go after 11pm. The unofficial after-hours hangout for chefs, waiters, bartenders and... Read More
284 West 12th St., New York, NY (@ West 4th St)
212.255.6900
www.cafecluny.com
On a charming, cobblestone West Village corner, Café Cluny remains a staple for weekday lunches and weekend brunches for the sophisticated-yet-Sperry-wearing set. Partners of the Odeon and Café... Read More
64 Charles St., New York, NY (@ West 4th St.)
646.486.2185
www.marysfishcamp.com
Several years ago, there was a clash between the chef/owners of New York’s famous Pearl Oyster Bar on Cornelia Street. Mary Redding left and started her own seafood restaurant a few blocks away,... Read More
211 Waverly Place, New York, NY (Charles St & 7th Ave)
212.627.7575
www.morandi.com
This bustling eatery – Keith McNally’s Italian outpost – has the European brasserie feel of Pastis, Balthazar, and Schiller’s, yet maintains a unique atmosphere all its own. The interior is... Read More
31 Cornelia St., New York, NY (West 4th & Bleecker Sts.)
212.645.2189
www.porestaurant.com
Once home to Cafe Cino (New York’s first Off-Off Broadway Theater, circa 1958), 31 Cornelia Street was to Steven Crane and Mario Batali the perfect home for Pó.With its simple and elegant Italian... Read More