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Perry Street

By Mona's Apple   Mar 06, 2008

It was restaurant week and the e-mails started trickling in. A few friends wanted to brainstorm some reservations for the week-long event of cheaper fare. No matter what names came up, I wasn't convinced. I trusted my anti-restaurant week instincts and refused the offers. It wasn't like I had better things lined up like hot dates or swanky parties, but I prefer eating what I want, when I want it and being able to pick from more than three items per course (and often eating more than three items per course). Shh, don't tell my nutrition coach. Oh wait, I don't have one. I'm about to leave work on Monday afternoon and I receive this... FULL REVIEW

Perry Street

By FoodMayhem   Nov 20, 2007

I was really psyched to have lunch with my friend Angie. We both have long restaurant wish lists and were about to knock another off the list together: Jean George's Perry StreetPerry Street. Their lunch special is two dishes and dessert for $24. We made sure to choose different items in order to sample more. The Yuzu and Green Chili Scented Nishiki Risotto was topped with shaved Matsutake mushrooms and foam. The risotto was impressive in appearance but mediocre in taste and texture. It was very mushroom-y which was boring after a few bites and the rice wasn't as starchy as risotto should be. The Arctic Char Sashimi was sitting in a... FULL REVIEW

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Perry Street

By The Amateur Gourmet   Sep 27, 2007

If you leave a restaurant happy, does it matter if the meal itself was anything but perfect? Yesterday I had this very experience at Perry Street, Jean-George's oft-ignored Greenwich Village outpost where savvy diners can enjoy a three-course lunch... FULL REVIEW

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A Feast for the Senses @ Perry Street

By Crumbs NYC   Jul 16, 2007

There's a ridiculously good lunch deal out there in the wide, wide world of Manhattan restaurants and I've finally taken advantage of it. I'm talking of course, about the $24 lunch menu at Perry Street. This is the place to go for a meal with a dizzying array of colors, flavors and textures working together in harmony and appealing to nearly all the senses. Even better yet, you get to have your meal in a gorgeous, minimalistic dining room with an appealing hazy glow that evokes lazy afternoons spent whiling away the hours with a good book by an open window. The Decor: (8.5/10) ... FULL REVIEW

Perry Street (and all of JG's exploits)

By The Food Nerds   Jul 16, 2006

In my ongoing quest to be flexible, try new things and not write off celebrity chefs for past food slights, I went to Perry Street during restaurant week. FULL REVIEW

Perry St revisited

By New York Journal   Jul 05, 2006

I enjoyed my last visit to Perry Street in February, notwithstanding that I felt like death warmed over that day (no fault of the restaurant’s). I went again last night. It was a very light crowd, with much of the clientele probably being out of town for the July 4 holiday. FULL REVIEW

Perry St

By New York Journal   Mar 05, 2006

Perry St’s very existence speaks volumes about the evolution of this part of town. Twenty years ago, the idea of a fine dining destination on West Street would have been madness. This part of town had evolved to serve the shipping industry, with factories and warehouses girdling Manhattan to serve piers on the Hudson River. The shipping trade eventually found more commodious digs, leaving the West Side Highway derelict—useless for any purpose except as a transportation artery. It’s hard to think of another metropolis that had so thoroughly squandered its coastline. FULL REVIEW

Comfort Food New York City Entry #23

By Veal Cheeks   Oct 15, 2005

Restaurants trade in an emotional economy. Some generate joy; others, excitement; a seductive few, lust; and a bulging contingent, anger. Perry Street, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's latest outpost, radiates calm. Three of us (the other two once having interviewed Jean-Georges) visited Perry Street for a late lunch during one of the flooding rain storms in mid-October. FULL REVIEW

Perry St.

By Pabulum   Oct 06, 2005

Whenever I tried to make a reservation at Perry St., my only option was either 6pm or at 11:30. When I met my dining partner at our table in the back, the restaurant looked very empty at six. Perhaps they were reserving the tables just in case Nicole Kidman or Lenny Kravitz, residents of the Richard Meier building that also houses the restaurant, decide to drop by. FULL REVIEW

Perry Street

By Gotham Gal   Oct 03, 2005

Perry Street restaurant has been touted as one of the new hot restaurants from Jean-George this fall.  The location is literally on the West Side highway and Perry Street.  It is situated in the basement of one of the glass Meir apartment buildings.  Certainly a destination location, at least for now. FULL REVIEW

My Dinner At Perry Street

By The Strong Buzz   Aug 14, 2005

Perry Street, Jean Georges Vongerichten’s latest restaurant is a marked departure from his lemongrass and ginger-tinged hipster playground known as Spice Market. Where Spice Market is dark, sexy, loud, fiercely sceney, and frantic with youthful energy, Perry Street is light, airy, refined, elegant, serene, and mature. If Perry Street is Gucci, Spice Market is Diesel. If Perry Street is Grace Kelly, Spice Market is Brittany Murphy. Both have style, both possess much talent, they are just different in their approach and appeal. FULL REVIEW

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