Tartinery

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About Tartinery

Tartinery is the modern version of the traditional french bistro. Its concept, inevitably, revolves around the Tartine, which can be described as a classic and gourmet open-faced sandwich served on a razor-thin slice of toasted bread. Our feature bread is the well-renwed Poilane country bread from St Germain-des-Pres in Paris. Among our 17 recipes you will find a tartine you will love at any hour of the day to share or nt to share. In addition, we also offer typical salads, seasonal soups (hot & chilled), homemade desserts, freshly squeezed juices and a unique selection of boutique and organic wines by the glass, carafe and bottle. We are a wine bar and �tapas� bar French style by evenings. The entire menu is chalk-written on the wall above the concrete bar. Chalk walls are also found in the restrooms, where customers can leave their own personal messages of appreciation. The industrial decor is a tactful blend of New York classics and european soul.

Quick Facts

Cuisine: French, French, French
Accepts Credit Card: N/A
Parking: N/A

Atmosphere: N/A
Take Reservations: N/A
Serves Alcohol: N/A
Smoking Allowed:No

User Reviews for Tartinery

food		“... A bottle of Malbec and the labne tartine (adorned with beautifully scalloped cucumber and slicked with good olive oil, perfectly punctuated with sea salt) make for fabulously frisky finger food... “...the actual restaurant was beautiful. they did an amazing job decorating the place - such a cool space... “... The service is somewhat a disaster -- from having to ask multiple times for water, . The food, however, was surprisingly tasty and very affordable... “...This is now my go-to place for downtown lunch. Good soup, excellent open-faced sandwiches (tartines), nice wines by the glass and an authentically Fren... “...ambiance was lovely, r. food was definitely just okay -- soup was lovely, smooth and comforting, but the sandwiches seemed dry, kind of day-old feeling...
ambiance		“...There may be no better place to ogle your companion and feign modesty than on the corner of a communal bench that manages to feel intimate thanks to the ground-illuminated tree between you and everyone else... “...Invader, a French street artist, has invaded the small nook under the stairs at this quaint Nolita establishment. Be on the look out for a tiled Space... “...ambiance was lovely, romantic and intimate. food was definitely just okay -- soup was lovely, smooth and comforting, but the sandwiches seemed dry, kin...
service		“... Really like what they did with it. The service is very French but in a good way... “... One of our group was in a wheelchair, although Tartinery is not wheelchair accessible due to a gaint step to enter, the staff. A+ for customer service... “... The service is somewhat a disaster -- from having to ask multiple times for water, repeating our drink orders, having candles slammed on the table to long lags between check-ups -- it was pretty dismal... “... The menu doesn't match the space -- bad overpriced sandwiches. The service is terrible and when I went at 7:15 pm on a Wed...
value		“...fun place, tasty food, different, light, flavourful. Great wine pairings and helpful happy staff... “...What an amazing night. Amazing is probably an understatement, actually... “...Kitchen is slow, but the food quite a good value; small space, cramped tables, fairly noisy....
tartines		“... But once seated they were attentive and knowedgeable. The tartines are generally good, although not necessarily the main attraction here... “... it reminds me of a fancier and tren. 6 of us went for dinner and the tartines were great to split as appetizers, but the entrees were nothing exciting... “... The food, however, was surprisingly tasty and very affordable. Between three girls, we split three tartines... “...This is now my go-to place for do. Good soup, excellent open-faced sandwiches (tartines), nice wines by the glass and an authentically French waitstaff...
downstairs		“... 6 of us went for dinner and the tartines were g. the downstairs eating area was packed, but not too loud, but the upstairs bar scene was quite crowded... “... unfo. the service is wondering, great ambiance, there's a giant tree downstairs - what's not to like? i'd definitely try it again but was underwhelmed... “... The waiters don't direct you to it because, obviously, you p. Upstairs is more fun, because of the people-watching, but downstairs can be pleasant too... “... The food is amazing! I'm from France originally so imagine my surprise when I discovered they had. The decor is perfect and I love the tree downstairs...