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Matt Levine's mashup of old and new LES. For the tenementy side, it’s vintage black and whites, shelves cluttered with antiques, working deli up front. For the modern, look for high-wattage crowd lounging around leather banquettes. Former Mason Dixon space remains rustic, with plenty of wood, sunken dining room in the former bull pit. Menu nods to local heritage: salsa verde on the Loisaida Skirt Steak, fried Guss’s pickles, short ribs braised in man-oh-Manischewitz.
Named after the French poet Paul Verlaine, this tapas bar celebrates art and poetry as a venue for exhibits, readings and private events. Enter this narrow, red-lit bar and take a stool or keep goi... read more
Beauty and the east: Stanton Social peeps move deeper into the LES with another loungey stunner. Like its forerunner, matches up AvroKO design, multiple floors, and Chris Santos’ exquisite sm... read more
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