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Barbounia
Greek, Mediterranean $$$$$
250 Park Ave. S (at 20th St.)
New York , NY 10003
Greek, Mediterranean $$$$$
250 Park Ave. S (at 20th St.)
New York , NY 10003
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5 reviews
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Barbounia
By Gotham Gal Sep 26, 2006
Barbounia is located at 20th and Park. I'd say over the past 15 years 3 different restaurants have lived in that location. I have been to them all. Barbounia is the latest. FULL REVIEW
Barbounia
By New York Journal Jun 20, 2006
In his review of Barbounia, Frank Bruni’s most gushing praise was reserved for something critics usually don’t talk about: the seats. Yes, Barbounia has the most comfortable seating of any restaurant in New York—or any I’ve tried, at any rate FULL REVIEW
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Barbounia
By Restaurant Girl May 30, 2006
Even a gourmet junkie, like myself, can get tired of eating foie gras foam and other molecularly-altered edibles night after night, which is why Barbounia may be the perfect vacation not only from post-modern fare, but also from the city itself. In fact, Barbounia seems to embrace a "recline & dine" Mediterranean philosophy. FULL REVIEW
Barbounia
By Salli Vates Apr 18, 2006
"How on earth did they get this octopus so tender?" I marveled. "It's blanched three times and then fire-grilled," said our waiter. The charred octopus appetizer, which also featured crunchy crystallized lemon zest, yellow grape tomatoes and fava beans, was the highlight of my meal at Barbounia. FULL REVIEW
My Dinner At Barbounia
By The Strong Buzz Dec 19, 2005
At Barbounia, the new Mediterranean-inspired restaurant named for a red mullet, the chandelier is what you'll notice first. I am not sure if it is a chandelier as much as a giant feathered disco ball, or what I have come call "What Happened to Bjork's Swann Dress." FULL REVIEW
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