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[UPDATE: CLOSED, try their steakhouse and dinette now for similar ideas and creations]
For anyone who reads this blog to seek out cheap, authentic foods in New York City and has already rolled their eyes when seeing that I actually wrote a post on M.Wells, I apologize with the simple excuse that I could not resist.
For anyone who reads this blog to seek out cheap, authentic foods in New York City and has already rolled their eyes when seeing that I actually wrote a post on M.Wells, I apologize with the simple excuse that I could not resist.
Once in a while something is so unique that it deserves a visit despite high prices and modern cuisine. M. Wells is doing very interesting things, so I present simply a slideshow of some of the dishes I was able to sample on a night out with some good people from Serious Eats, World to Table, and The Spatula Queen, presented in the order it was presented to us.
Blue cheese salad ($9, beauty greens, apples, walnuts)
Jerky salad ($12, shaved brussels sprouts, dry venison)
Veal brains ($15, sauce Grenobloise)
Escargot & bone marrow ($9, shallots, red wine purée)
BibiM Wells ($30, razor clams, scallops, oysters)
Tomato soup ($28, foie gras grilled cheese)
Green salad ($6, herbs, buttermilk dressing)
Caesar salad ($7, smoked herring dressing)
Porterhouse of pork ($17, famous M. Wells Lugar sauce)
Butter chicken ($16, spicy yogurt, English muffin)
Hamburger ($42, beef & lamb, onion rings, Jersey ketchup)
Maple pie ($6)
Party mix cheesecake ($8)
Paris-Brest
this looks like it was an amazing meal. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGosh all those dishes look great.
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