| Venue name: | Black Tree Sandwich Shop | Contact: |
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| Address: |
131 Orchard St New York 10002 |
Cross street: | between Delancey and Rivington Sts |
| Opening hours: | Mon–Wed 5pm–midnight; Thu noon–midnight; Fri, Sat noon–2am; Sun noon–midnight |
| Transport: | Subway: J, Z, M to Delancey–Essex Sts |
| Price: | Average sandwich: $11. AmEx, Disc, MC, V |
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Average User Rating
5 / 5
Rating Breakdown
- 5 star:2
- 4 star:0
- 3 star:0
- 2 star:0
- 1 star:0
Moving across the street from this place was one of the best decisions I've ever made - no joke!! The staff is the best, so it's the type of place where you can go by yourself and post up at the bar for a couple hours, no judgements. They have yummy wine and beer on tap (try the coffee beer, amazing), along with good seasonal cocktails. Their menu changes weekly so you can't get bored - every week it centers around an animal. I have been to cow week, chicken week, seafood week, and goat week - each time the menu offers something amazing.
They also have a few staples that remain in the menu at all times - order the burrata, whatever kale salad they have on the menu, and the bao (no matter what animal).
So good - can't wait to try their williamsburg location!
Went here last night for a company party, they basically shut down the restaurants (sans the bar) and let us take up the entire seating area. They were super accommodating to my annoying eating ways and even had multiple options for me and my co -workers who did not want to partake in the lamb tasting menu. The appetizers were life - changing, we had the PumKing Artichoke Dip, the Dipalo Burrata, Fall salad and Kale Salad. By the time we had our main course I was too full to continue, that and the fact that the waiter refused to let our glasses be empty. At the end of the night we got free desert and pickleback shots!
I would definitely suggest coming here for an intimate dinner and a great experience, everybody was super wonderful.
