The Eddy - Menu

342 E. 6th St., New York 10003, 10003-2903, United States

🛍 Bars, American, Contemporary, Vegetarian Friendly

4.4 💬 2391 Reviews
The Eddy

Phone: +16468959884

Address: 342 E. 6th St., New York 10003, 10003-2903, United States

City: New York

Menu Dishes: 28

Reviews: 2391

Website: http://www.theeddynyc.com/

"we came because the eddy closes and we always wanted to try. we had two drinks and decided to start a baptism and share it. the lángos and the sausage starters were amazing. the wee and the cocktails were good, but the sorts were mostly limited for wee and it was overpriced. our “main course” was the soft-shell cancer, asparagus and chicken liver mousse. Unfortunately, all these dishes were so close to being good, but ultimately too rich for us. the spargel was carburized, but shattered in a heavy sawn sauce. we got two toast points scattered into pate, which was also very inconspicuous for a self-proclaimed foie gras pate lover. the soft bowl crawl was made good, but very salty. overall we enjoyed the evening and the aromen but are very happy that we had 25% for the final special. we wish we had tried some of the other dishes! I'm looking forward to what comes from the cook here."

Full menu - 28 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Eau De Vie & Brandy

Cordials & Liqeuers

Langos

Digestivo

Cognacs + Digestifs (2 Oz)

12" Oven-Baked Pizza

Dessert

Sweet Tooth

London Dry Gin

First Course

Pisco

Digestifs - 4Cl

Starters

Amari And Digestifs

Brandy | Cognac | Armagnac

Scotch & Bourbon

Other Liquors

Tequilla

Notable Selections

Rum, Rhum, Cachaca

Fancy Gin & Tonic

Snacks + Starters

Aquavit (4 Cl)

Claudio Claudio

Great combinations of Flavours! Great service all night long!

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Reviews

Ellen
Ellen

My favorite restaurant in NYC! Amazing food and lovely wine list with attentive staff.


Barbara
Barbara

Creative, dishes, beautiful flavours, and excellent service. Loved it try the pate'. Barbara Thomlison


Зұлпықар
Зұлпықар

Beautiful small place. The food is amazing and well thought out. Service is great and the waiters are helpful. Would go again! View menu


Coy
Coy

I always like the Eddy, and have been there several times. There were five of us this time and everything was excellent, and the service attentive and helpful. Always a pleasure dining here.


Wilhelmine
Wilhelmine

The Eddy serves some of the most imaginative food and drink in NYC. Wonderful, knowledgeable staff. Intimate atmosphere. This was our fourth time there in 2 years and we'll be back again soon.


Kendra
Kendra

What a gem a cozy East Village dining destination for sure. Menu changes frequently but do not miss the pate if it's on there. Comfortable bar with incredible cocktails separate from the dining room makes a good date spot. View menu


Morton
Morton

exceptional. so sad that this place ends, and was honored to be here too hospitable. have so many happy memories of this place, especially at the bar, have had some delicious food, some amazing drink and meet some wonderful people. a lot of luck for everyone on the eddy and I hope to hear about their next ventures soon.


Jameson
Jameson

I love this place. The food. The food is amazing. I don’t know how I can begin to do it justice. The beet tartare, the tongue pastrami, the pork chop, all out of this world. The maitre d came to check on us 3x, the waitress was personable, there when you wanted her and not intrusive when you didn’t. The cocktails were fun, strong and subtle at the same time. The ambience is rustic and cozy. So many great things I could say about The Eddy


Letha
Letha

we came because the eddy closes and we always wanted to try. we had two drinks and decided to start a baptism and share it. the lángos and the sausage starters were amazing. the wee and the cocktails were good, but the sorts were mostly limited for wee and it was overpriced. our “main course” was the soft-shell cancer, asparagus and chicken liver mousse. Unfortunately, all these dishes were so close to being good, but ultimately too rich for us. the spargel was carburized, but shattered in a heavy sawn sauce. we got two toast points scattered into pate, which was also very inconspicuous for a self-proclaimed foie gras pate lover. the soft bowl crawl was made good, but very salty. overall we... View menu

Categories

  • Bars Discover our selection of expertly crafted cocktails, refreshing beers, and our curated list of fine wines. Perfect for unwinding with friends or pairing with your favorite dishes from our menu. Cheers!
  • American Enjoy classic American comfort food with juicy burgers, crispy fries, hearty steaks, and creamy milkshakes. Indulge in familiar flavors and timeless favorites that celebrate the culinary spirit of America. View menu
  • Contemporary Contemporary cuisine embraces innovative techniques and global flavors, offering a creative blend of traditional and modern dishes designed to surprise and delight the palate.
  • Vegetarian Friendly Delight in a selection of dishes crafted for vegetarian enthusiasts, featuring fresh vegetables, innovative flavors, and nutritious ingredients to satisfy every palate. Enjoy a wholesome and delicious dining experience.

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