Described as a “rugged, clandestine, colonial American tavern”, Freemans Restaurant is a cool, hot spot for your a casual, but special date. The restaurant is made up of a collection of smaller rooms and boasts a dazzling display of taxidermied wall hangings and dioramas – much like a quirky English hunting club.
The restaurant is located at the end of Freeman Alley off Rivington (between the Bowery and Chrystie Street) in New York. Think baby back ribs, grilled trout, filet mignon with horseradish dip, quail, and the always scrumptious bananas foster or carrot-walnut cake. Everyone I know said you can’t go wrong with either the dinner or their fabulous brunch.
