7.0/10American
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Get the . It is the thing people name over and over, and you can order it a la carte instead of committing to the tasting menu. The bread comes out hot and the shows up on most recommendations. The tasting menu is where people disagree, several say it has slipped and is not worth $188, though its fans still call it one of the best around.
“The flavor of the meat was out of this world umami in a way I havent had before. Then add on cheese, onion, pickle, great bread. It led to a wonderful gustatory experience in my mouth.”
H3
“One White Street did when I went but wouldn’t recommend it. Watched as a lot of tables stood up from a rat running around, and honestly their outside seating looked and felt cheap for what’s supposed to be a Michelin experience in my opinion.”
H3
“I can't say enough about the place - remarkably good food and service and the space is very cool, to boot.”
H3
“I did à la carte and to be honest I was unimpressed. Soy glazed mushrooms were very underwhelming, as were the crispy potatoes. I found the burger to be very bland and was the most disappointing item.”
H3
“Had my 10 yr wedding anniversary at One White Street. The non-alcoholic drinks were 10/10, chilled foie gras 5/10, burger 10000/10 (best burger of my life), fennel salad 8.5/10. Ambience 10/10, service 10/10. Highly recommend!”
H2
“One White Street has fewer options but the bread is served hot and it’s hard to put down.”
H2
“Fennel salad, focaccia, and burger at One White Street.”
H2
“this burger is slept on and is one of the best in the city”
H2
“not a fan of their tasting menu. Better to go for their burger.”
H2
“Other good options - One White Street (they have an a la carte menu although I don't consider the dining room very upscale)”
H2
“Best burgers in Manhattan imo: Lords, one white street, Raouls, gramercy tavern, Nowon”
H2
“If price somewhat matters- One White Street”
H2