Silverleaf Tavern New York
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Silverleaf Tavern New York Summary
Silverleaf Tavern New York Information
Restaurant Quick Facts
- The Silverleaf Tavern New York is closed for lunch.
- Designed by San Francisco's Puccini Restaurant Group.
- The Silverleaf Tavern Manhattan accommodates 84 seats.
Restaurant Website: http://www.silverleaftavern.com/
Restaurant Menu:
http://www.silverleaftavern.com/pdf/Menu.pdf
Restaurant Info
Neighborhood:
Murray Hill, Midtown East
Location:
43 E 38th Street
New York, NY 10016
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Nearest Transit:
Grand Central (4, 5, 6, 7, S); 42nd St-5th Ave-6th Ave (7, B, D, F, V)
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Mon - Fri, 7am - 12am Sat - Sun 8am - 1pm; Dinner: Mon - Sat 5pm - 11pm
Additional Info:
No Dinner Served on Sundays
User Average Review
Overall: Menu: Location: Ambience: Service:3.3Based on 1 review
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Classic American Tavern with New York-inspired Menu in Murray Hill
Located in
Manhattan
Murray Hill
Price Range:
Pricing Guide
Cost of one meal
$ - $10 and under
$$ - $11-30
$$$ - $31-60
$$$$- $60 and above
Summary
Features: The 70 Park Avenue Hotel is home to the Silverleaf Tavern NYC, nestled in the heart of Murray Hill's historic brownstones. The interior reflects a classic American tavern ambiance and the exciting culinary traditions of New York City.
Why We Dine: The cozy Silverleaf Tavern NYC offers tasty breakfast, a popular happy hour featuring discounted bar bites and a full dinner menu. The location in Murray Hill makes it an ideal place for a low-key meal, away from the crowds and tourist traps of nearby Times Square.
- Local Ingredients: When dining at the Silverleaf Tavern NY, expect on the the freshest locally sourced meats and poultry, as well as fish caught using sustainable practices.
- Cozy Atmosphere: There's nothing like escaping the biting New York winter weather and defrosting in a place as richly designed as the Silverleaf Tavern NYC. Soft leather, exposed rustic brick and grained wood set the tone for a relaxing evening of dining and drinking.
Inside Knowledge: During the weekday, the Silverleaf Tavern NYC offers a happy hour from 5pm - 7pm, where guests can take advantage of a bottomless bowl of the house chili for a mere $5!
We Recommend:
- Grilled Arctic Char: This succulent salmon-esque fish at the Silverleaf Tavern New York is beautifully presented with with grilled artichoke, tomatoes and peppers.
- Spring Pea and Shrimp Risotto: Another popular seafood entree that's sure to please, fresh shrimp at the Silverleaf new York is served on a bed of organic risotto, peas, shrimp and mint.
Restaurant Amenities
- Banquet Facilities
- Business Dining
- Catering Services
- Candle Light
- Cheap Eats
- Fireplace
- Full Bar
- Happy Hour
- Pre-Theater
- Premier Location
- Private Room
- Private Parties
- Small Atmosphere
- Specialty Beers on Tap
- Wheelchair Access
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Gina Hornung
Dec 08, 2011
at 6:19 pm
Joined: November 2010
xxx.xxx.244.242
Would recommend to a friend
Date of stay: 11/11
Delicious Breakfast
While staying in Murray Hill, I was searching for a great breakfast spot, and came across Silverleaf Tavern at Park 70 Hotel. There was only one other full table, I think because it was later in the morning, but the entire breakfast buffet was still set up.
The breakfast menu gives options of the buffet or 5 breakfast plates, including eggs Benedict, club breakfast sandwich, salmon bagel, or veggie egg white omelet, which I got. It was made with spinach, mushroom and goat cheese and served with toast and potatoes. I loved what I ordered and looking around, the other breakfast options looked great as well.
Since I was dining alone and there weren’t many other people in the place, I got a really good look at the interior. I liked the brick walls and combined with the maroon, brown, grey and black color scheme it made me feel like I was dining in a classy dungeon, and I liked it. There was a covered pool table in the breakfast room as well, and I’ve heard great things about the nightlife scene at Silverleaf Tavern.
Overall, the menu was simple, with great ingredients and I really enjoyed the meal. The vibe is definitely more of a nighttime tavern, so I’d like to go back at night.