This 3 centuries old carriage house provides a high level service with freshly picked roses & a live piano player. Seared Foie Gras, Beef Wellington, Chocolate Soufflé, & Mille Feuille were delicious.
If you’re looking for a quiet, romantic night with a loved one, look no further. Great wine list and surprisingly good cocktails. Tasting menu is more reasonable than restaurants of similar quality.
A dim, intimate ambiance complete with candlelit tables and live piano music make it the epitomic romantic restaurant. While the food falls short in some areas, the Beef Wellington is worth an order.
Go here for a romantic dinner, or come in and sit casually by one of the fire places while listening to the live pianist. Don't forget to grab a glass of wine, beer or cocktail from the bar ;)
This upscale restaurant is perfect for a classy, romantic night out. Live piano, candlelit tables, and courteous service. Start with the pretzel bread and get the beef wellington for the main course.
Trendyrestaurant that resides within former carriage house built in 1754 for former VP Aaron Burr who is said to haunt the premise (along with 22 other spirits). Full site history via<LINK> \nПодробнее
One of the most romantic restaurants in the city. A great place to go for an anniversary. Try the beef Wellington as part of the Prix Fix menu for $78.
Tucked away in a historic 18th Cent. carriage house in the West Village, this romantic restaurant has been the setting for countless cozydinners since it opened in 1972. A fireplace & grand piano.
Tucked away in historic 18th-century carriage house in West Village, this romantic restaurant has been setting for countless cozydinners since it opened in 1972. Has cracklingfireplace & a piano.
Very disappointing. If a restaurant is going to charge obscene prices they better be able to justify it. This place fails on every level. Beautiful setting but that's where it ends. Save your money.
amazing place, beautiful and has its own seporate vegetarian dishes , i wish more tourists would come here instead of the places by times square and get a better vision of NYC
brunch was ok. Egg Arcadia (poached eggs with lobstercake) good apart from one of the eggs was a bit over cooked. pastries were not warm, a bit disappointing. music/drinks were the best.
The tunnels that run underneath One if by Land, Two if by Sea were used to get contraband food to the British during the Revolutionary War &, later, to help slaves escape on the Underground Railroad.
Yo straight up dope... Great food great decor esp if you want to impress the lady, also good spot for popping the big Q. Very romantic and intimate. Can also have a very nice dinner with family.
If you want to pamper your gal in NY, run over to One if by land, Two if by Seas for the delicious beef wellington and great wine list- Patti Stanger, Millionaire Matchmaker
Not kidding when they say MOST ROMANTIC. I was looking for something romantic, this bordered on mushy or cheesy in my opinion. Really nice, completely beautiful but INTENSE.
The restaurant was actually Aaron Burr’scarriage house, although rumor has it that Burr is not alone. It’s estimated that the establishment is haunted by 20 ghosts. \nПодробнее