“it was genuinely bad. The drinks, history, and ambiance are great, but the food and service was actually unforgivable.”
H3
5.6/10American
AI-generated summary
People go to Fraunces Tavern for the history and the bar more than the food. The is the one that gets raves, and the and hold up too. Plenty of people say the rest is mid and touristy, so it's a fair spot for a drink and a snack.
NYC classic — Étienne DeLancey built the house in 1719, and Samuel Fraunces converted it into a tavern in 1762, making it a meeting place for the Sons of Liberty. On December 4, 1783, George Washington gathered his officers in the Long Room to bid them farewell, telling them he took leave with a heart full of love and gratitude. Wikipedia
“it was genuinely bad. The drinks, history, and ambiance are great, but the food and service was actually unforgivable.”
H3
“short rib porter pot pie (10/10)”
H2
“For this vibe… Fraunces Tavern in FiDi, Manhattan 💯”
H2
“Historic bar with solid food, and a piano bar upstairs. overall great vibe”
H2
“Fraunces Tavern has fancy meat and potatoes meals and a great historical vibe”
H2
“Fraunces Tavern in Fidi has an Irish short rib porter pie with puff pastry that is fantastic.”
H2
“Clam chowder at Fraunces Tavern (it’s the best, idc, argue with your mom).”
H2
“Fraunces Tavern is about as close to an old British pub as you’ll find in the city, especially in their scotch bar.”
H2
“Worth the trip to visit the historic Fraunces Tavern during the holidays.”
H2
“The fish and chips at Fraunces Tavern are incredible, and come with super fresh mushy peas. If you haven't been there, it is worth a trip.”
H2
“I had a really good roast half-chicken at Fraunces Tavern a few months ago.”
H2
“the bison burger is actually really good.”
H2