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Joseph Leonard, representing the first names of proprietor Gabriel Stuhlman"s grandfathers, also represents the triumphal return of the small neighborhood bistro, where the food is mainly French in outlook. There"s a bang-up brandade, decorated with pepper marmalade, and a perfect frisee salad with lardons and egg, deconstructed but still unmistakably French. For the amorous, there"s a raw oyster service with mignonette. Best entrée we"ve tasted there so far is artic char seared in brown butter, or, for lighter diners, a mushroom omelet. The view out the window also makes this place an instant West Village classic.
You've survived another holiday season. Have you ever had better reason to settle into a dark bar with a stiff drink? I didn't think so. But, as we battle through the next few long john-wearing mont... More »
Congratulations to Christian, who correctly guessed that I was eating the caramelized cauliflower ($14) at Joseph Leonard. The heaping pile of roasted brassica is studded with capers, red onions and ... More »
The summer solstice marks the official start to summer, and for many cultures around the world, this seasonal change is met with celebrations of fertility, abundance, and plentiful sun. For New Yorker... More »
A speedy round of Where Am I Eating? this week, with the featured crock of pickles coming from none other than Joseph Leonard. The jar of tiny gherkins are placed down on your table as soon as you ar... More »
French bistros have taken a bashing in New York over the last decade, nowhere more so than in Greenwich Village. Nearly every storefront that used to be a small Gallic restaurant has turned into a wine bar, cevicheria, or revisionist pizza... More »
great for simple light lunch!
RobtS: You know I loved Minetta Tavern, but that can't be my favorite bistro, because the place is way too velvet-ropey. You have to be able to walk into a bistro and sit down without being scrutinized. SarahDG: Agreed. RobtS: So I'm picking Joseph Leonard, a tiny place that offers a traditional bistro menu, with a few modern notions. SarahDG: What makes this one better? RobtS: I especially dug the frisée aux lardons--the classic salad of chickory and bacon topped with a runny... More »
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