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Preserve24 (CLOSED)

  • Restaurants
  • Lower East Side
  • price 2 of 4
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Time Out says

Preserve is right—nearly every inch of this rustic American eatery is a nod to old New York. Housed in a trio of century-old Lower East Side tenements, the 145-seat bi-level restaurant is trimmed in antique trappings: Deconstructed pianos serve as the back bar, and the grand staircase is made of cast iron and glass from Soho sidewalks and a Victorian pedestrian bridge. A 19th-century oyster boat has been thrown on its side and converted into a raw bar, shucking East Point bivalves, crab claws and crudo. Along with the raw bites, chef John Parlatore (Fig & Olive) offers fennel-crusted upstate veal chop, whole-roasted porgy and a 28-day aged rib eye from the kitchen’s giant wood-burning oven. Beverage options include draft beers (Empire IPA, Kelso Pilsner), whiskey slugs (Four Roses Single Barrel, Lagavulin 16-year) and cocktails: The Dead Reckoning is made with mescal, Velvet Falernum, lime, banana, parsley and honey.

Details

Address:
175-177 E Houston St
New York
10002
Cross street:
between Allen and Essex Sts
Transport:
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave
Price:
Average entrée: $27. AmEx, MC, V
Opening hours:
Mon, Tue, Sun 8am–2am; Wed–Sat 8am–4am
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