“Traif. My buddy took me there for my birthday this year, and it was one of the worst meals in my life.”
H3
8.1/10American
AI-generated summary
The tasting menu is why people come. It runs around $56 for nine to eleven courses, with a for about $40 more, and regulars call it the best value in the city. The theme is non kosher, so expect a lot of pork. A minority hated it and say the courses feel disjointed and unevenly seasoned.
“Traif. My buddy took me there for my birthday this year, and it was one of the worst meals in my life.”
H3
“Anyway my recommendation is Traif in Williamsburg. Theme is non-kosher (owned by a Jewish guy), so lots of pork products. 9 course tasting menu is the way.”
H2
“amazing dishes, good portions (you will NOT leave hungry). Wine pairing available as well. Great service.”
H2
“It completely blew us away and is far and away our favorite restaurant in NYC”
H2
“It's still a decent tasting menu for the price!”
H2
“Traif in Williamsburg was crazy value to me”
H2
“Not sure, but seconding Traif! Amazing value.”
H2
“The chef's tasting is one of the best values in the city”
H2
“Both have a $55 tasting menu that are really really good. Def the most bang for your buck tasting menu I’ve had.”
H2
“The best value tasting menu in the city to me is Traif in Williamsburg. Eleven courses for $56. Wine pairings for an additional $40. I've gone 6 times in the last 8 months or so. So good!”
H2
“These are some heavy hitters in my rotation, some of them I’ve been repeat ordering for years now… Tuna tartare on tempura eggplant at Traif.”
H2
“Every time someone asks this question I recommend Traif in Williamsburg. $56 tasting menu is an absolute steal”
H2