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The Musket Room

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The Musket Room
Photograph: Krista Schlueter
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Time Out says

From Mexican to Malaysian, New Yorkers have a world’s worth of cuisines at their fingertips, yet New Zealand fare is as scarce as on-time subways. Auckland native Matt Lambert (Public, Saxon + Parole) aims to change that with this rustic Nolita den, decked out with lime-washed exposed brick and midcentury brass chandeliers. Lambert’s contemporary menu melds his French training with the Asian influences of his hometown: fried bone marrow with citrus and uni; slow-poached Ora king salmon with quinoa, wasabi and roe; and venison saddle spiked with gin, fennel, lychee and licorice. Desserts include Kiwi standbys like passion-fruit pavlova with salted clotted cream and baba au rhum with ginger-lime cotton candy. Snack on foie gras bonbons at the 20-foot-long walnut-timber bar, where New Zealand’s sole master sommelier, Cameron Douglas, curates a program of Australian and New Zealander wines.

Details

Address:
265 Elizabeth St
New York
10012
Cross street:
between E Houston and Prince Sts
Transport:
Subway: B, D, F, M to Broadway–Lafayette St; F to Lower East Side–Second Ave
Price:
Average entrée: $28. AmEx, MC, V
Opening hours:
Mon, Sun 6-10pm; Tue–Thu 6–11pm; Fri, Sat 6pm–midnight
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