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Jerry's
American Nouveau, Diner $$$$$
101 Prince St. (b/w Mercer & Greene St.)
New York , NY 10012
American Nouveau, Diner $$$$$
101 Prince St. (b/w Mercer & Greene St.)
New York , NY 10012
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2 reviews My Dinner At Jerry’s
By The Strong Buzz Mar 27, 2006
It’s hard to believe it’s been eighteen years since Jerry’s, the Soho diner as icon, opened its heavy chrome doors. Back in the day, when it first opened, Soho was the final frontier, a wild world of unchartered cobblestone crowded with artists and their muses. These days, Soho is essentially an outdoor mall, equipped with Club Monaco, J Crew, Bloomingdales, Old Navy, NY Sports, and one fabulous Mac Store. But Jerry’s is still there (as is Fanelli’s and Zoe), serving a menu of American fare in a chrome-paneled diner setting that has not changed much over the years. You’ll still find the red and black animal print banquettes, the zebra-striped walls, the chrome and black lacquer tabletops, tin ceilings, and whirring ceiling fans. But a few weeks ago, there was a change. And it was this change that brought me back to Jerry’s. I liked the change quite a bit. It comes from chef Eric Korsh, who cooked at Prune on and off for four years and also worked under Bill Peet at Café Des Artistes and with Terrance Brennan at Picholine. He’s a solid chef with a passion for Mediterranean fare, seasonal ingredients and a gift for pitch perfect seasoning, and he has made some nice changes to the menu. FULL REVIEW
Jerry's on Prince
By Gotham Gal Dec 10, 2003
Restaurants in New York have a cycle. If you make it past the 1 year stage, you are psyched. If you make it past the 4 year stage, you could be golden. But, if you make it past the 10 year stage and continue to put out good food, you could be good for life. FULL REVIEW
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