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Mas (farmhouse)

Average Cost: $$$$

Phone: 212-255-1790

Categories: Contemporary , Farm to Table , Prix Fixe

Features: Full Bar , Handicap Access , Smoke Free , Vegetarian Friendly

Celebrated Chef Galen Zamarra at Mas (farmhouse), formerly a James Beard Award winner at Bouley, serves French-influenced, locally sourced contemporary fare such as roasted squab breast with braised collard greens, stewed cranberry beans, and roulade of leg, plum and liver. "The restaurant’s name is a Provençal word for farmhouse, and that not only explains some of the decorative conceits but also sets up a menu with French influences and an earnest emphasis on seasonal fare. Mr. Zamarra revises his menu not just monthly but nightly."
— Frank Bruni, The New York Times, March 26, 2008

"The room is small and beautifully appointed, and the talented Bouley-trained chef, Galen Zamarra, turns out delicious high-organic recipes like steamed-razor-clam chowder, and squab baked in little pots of clay."
- Adam Platt, New York magazine

The New York Times: ** (very good); Critics' Pick
New York magazine: **(very good); Critics' Pick
Zagat 2013: 28 food rating (extraordinary to perfection)
Time Out New York: Critics' Pick Reservations strongly suggested. Full bar. Serving dinner nightly.
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39 Downing St, (bet Bedford and Varick Sts) , New York, NY 10014
LOCALEATS AWARDS
Top 100 Restaurant
WHAT WE SAY
Celebrated Chef Galen Zamarra at Mas (farmhouse), formerly a James Beard Award winner at Bouley, serves French-influenced, locally sourced contemporary fare such as roasted squab breast with braised collard greens, stewed cranberry beans, and roulade of leg, plum and liver.
WHAT THEY SAY
"The restaurant’s name is a Provençal word for farmhouse, and that not only explains some of the decorative conceits but also sets up a menu with French influences and an earnest emphasis on seasonal fare. Mr. Zamarra revises his menu not just monthly but nightly."
— Frank Bruni, The New York Times, March 26, 2008

"The room is small and beautifully appointed, and the talented Bouley-trained chef, Galen Zamarra, turns out delicious high-organic recipes like steamed-razor-clam chowder, and squab baked in little pots of clay."
- Adam Platt, New York magazine

The New York Times: ** (very good); Critics' Pick
New York magazine: **(very good); Critics' Pick
Zagat 2013: 28 food rating (extraordinary to perfection)
Time Out New York: Critics' Pick
ADDITIONAL INFO
Reservations strongly suggested. Full bar. Serving dinner nightly.

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