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| Bridge Café |
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279 Water Street
New York, New York 10038-1798
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ph: 212.227.3344
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Directly under the Brooklyn Bridge is a sagging wooden building more than 200 years old which houses the oldest continuously serving saloon in New York. Inside are nicely painted yellow paneled walls and red-checkered tablecloths serving well-prepared American food. Choices include clam chowder, iced oysters, and a scallopine trio of beef, veal and portobello mushrooms. Updating that saloon tradition, there`s an extensive wine list (and monthly wine dinners), plus several single malts, ports and madeiras. It`s a charming place for a $14.95 prix fixe brunch.
Serving patrons a new American cuisine, this is a place. Expect to pay over $30 per person.
Atmosphere: The restaurant has a historic and avante garde décor. The eatery has a romantic atmosphere.
More Reasons to Go: Bridge Café is great for anniversaries and other romantic evenings.
Eating & Drinking: Open for lunch and dinner. There`s a .
Details to Note: Entrances and walkways are wheelchair friendly.
Ways to Pay: Cash, MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club and Discover
More ...: Critics Say: ``Worth a visit.``
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Rated by 1 visitor(s): Town's Best
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