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Little Giant
American Nouveau $$$$$
85 Orchard St. (at Broome St.)
New York , NY 10002
American Nouveau $$$$$
85 Orchard St. (at Broome St.)
New York , NY 10002
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5 reviews Brunch: Little Giant
By Miss Beancurd Mar 18, 2008
Backlog: Summer Brunch For some reason, I always forget what this place is called and inevitably, I’ve been referring to it as “Tiny” Giant for the past 8 months or so. Taken from their website- they can sum it up best and they do live up to their standards: Our food is “Seasonal American” (which means we use fresh market produce that [...] FULL REVIEW
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By Gotham Gal Jun 11, 2007
I love the vibe at Little Giant, located downtown on Orchard. The big windows, the comfy banquette seating, the intimacy of the restaurant and I really like the staff. They are so nice. They make you feel totally at home.... FULL REVIEW
Restaurant Notebook
By Foodie NYC Nov 18, 2005
I had decided a while ago that I wouldn't post reviews of all of the restaurants I visit in NYC. But while I do like to keep this site focused on documenting my own cooking, I would be remiss if not mentioning who, what and where influences how I cook in my own kitchen. FULL REVIEW
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Little Giant
By Gotham Gal Nov 10, 2005
Little Giant opened a little over a year ago on the corner of Broome and Orchard. Two women, c0-chefs, with the help of their staff literally demo'd the place and turned it into a restaurant. FULL REVIEW
My Dinner At Little Giant
By The Strong Buzz Oct 24, 2004
Little Giant, owned by first time (and beautiful) restaurateurs Tasha Garcia (Gourmet, Norman’s), and Julie Taras (Blue Hill) is a sweet little nook of a restaurant on the corner of Orchard and Broome, with a blond wood bar and matching Ikea-styled tables, a wild, wavy exposed brick ceiling, and fabric-covered pillowed banquets lining windowed walls. We strolled in on Friday night and the place was crowded with large groups of women and a few intimate tables of couples, leaning into eachother with love (or something like that) in their eyes. It was loud and lively, and charming in a casual hip sort of way. FULL REVIEW
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