Minetta Tavern

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Get a and the bone marrow. Which is the actual debate. The is dry aged and funky, and plenty of people find it too rich and prefer the cheaper . Save room for the chocolate soufflé. At lunch regulars order the instead. Solo diners get a free glass of .

NYC classic — Opened in 1937 by Eddie "Minetta" Sieveri on the site of a former speakeasy, the Greenwich Village tavern drew writers including e.e. cummings, Ernest Hemingway, Eugene O'Neill and Dylan Thomas. It closed in 2008 after decades as an Italian family restaurant, then reopened in 2009 as Keith McNally's French bistro to three stars from The New York Times. Wikipedia

113 MacDougal St, New YorkSoHo / Nolita, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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