fraunces tavern - GW said a farewell to his officer’s corps there

Thanks for suggestions on Thanksgiving dinners. I’m checking into Fraunces Tavern and Lady Mendl to see what they will be offering up for that evening. What does anyone know about Giorgio’s on Gramercy? I’ve...

A completely different possibility might be to choose a restaurant that has been around for a long time, like a century or so of American history. Fraunces Tavern or Walker’s might not be cheap, but I wonder if they might...

I’d head downtown to the Fraunces Tavern, which is an 18th century tavern in the financial district. They just did renovations, and the food has gotten good reviews, plus you get a little bit of American history with your...

You may want to consider Fraunces Tavern, you can do lunch for about $15 - $20 a person (if that’s in your price range). Has some history to it as it’s allegedly the place George Washington said good bye to his troops...

Hi, I’m looking for a cheap, not-too-trendy feeling or loud places to grab some drinks and maybe food near Fraunces Tavern on Pearl St. (where friend works) between 5-7ish p.m. tonight? Thanks deeply for any help, any and...

at Nougatine, helped open Beacon, re—opened Fraunces Tavern as chef after 9/11 when the food was actually good. The calibre of the food is such that you’d expect to pay at least $10-20 more at anyplace else. The lights...

it may be a bit cheesey, but if i was able to get my family to have xmas dinner in nyc (rather than at my parents house) i would make them go to fraunces tavern down in the financial district its super old (i mean, back to the...

samplings; - crab/lobster cakes from Fraunces Tavern (gummy) $5 - guiness-braised brisket on brioche from Ulysses (delicious and a large portion - $3 - tahitian vanilla gelato from Ciao Bella (OK) $2 Les Halles had a...

My wife and I are coming to New York for Christmas. We were looking for somewhere to eat Christmas Day. Someone recommended Fraunces Tavern. Does anyone know if they will be open? Does anyone have any other recs for Christmas Day...

I don’t know about buffets, but you might want to think about Fraunces Tavern. The food is supposed to be good, and it’s American food in an old federal era tavern that has just recently been renovated.

I’m not a fan of Les Halles, which, in my view, is living on its past Bourdain connection. Mediocre food, poor service, sardine-tight seating, and an insanely high noise level. Fraunces Tavern? Hardly hip and not exactly...

Fraunces Tavern: http://www.frauncestavern.com/index2.htm Food is adequate

Second Smorgas Chef, especially for a lighter meal. Waterstone on the same block for seafood. You’ll also be a block away from Fraunces Tavern, if you want to do the historical thing.

Street, The 14 Wall Street Restaurant, Foxhounds, Fraunces Tavern, Gerardi’s, Gigino at Wagner Park, Giovanni’s Atrium, The Grill Room, Harbour Lights, Ise Restaurant, Johnney’s Fish Grill, Joseph’s...