Cheap Dinner for 2 in Greenwich Village?
I'm looking for somewhere to have dinner tonight in Greenwich Village. I would like to spend less than $40 for dinner for two. We would like to either have some sort of Japanese noodle house or little Italian place for pasta. Something not commericial, preferably something slightly off the beaten track. Sorry I'm not giving you guys much, but we rarely get to eat out together, so if you have any ideas, anything is appreciated.
peternorawilla
Dec 15, 2007 12:57PM
peter
What about Indian food? 2nd Ave and 6th St. You can dine like royalty for next to nothing.
If you're not into Indian, what about Polish food? Little Poland has great, really inexpensive (I hate to say 'cheap' but it really is) food. I thought it was a wonderful value Take a look at these reviews.
http://www.menupages.com/restaurantde...
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whats the place called? thanks, we had indian last night, but its so delish.
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good grief! I just reposted and the board ate my post!
ITYou just had Indian so how about Polish food?
This place is so delicious and really really inexpensive AKA: CHEAP!
It's perfect for this kind of weather. here's a review site.
Little Poland
200 2nd Ave, New York 10003
Btwn 12th & 13th St
Phone: 212-777-9728
http://www.menupages.com/restaurantde...
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If you're in the mood for simply French food you might want to check out Tartine on 4th st and 11th street. it's BYOB which takes down the price a lot. It's small, romantic and has great food. The mains are all 10-20 dollars (including things like steak au poivre etc).
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I love, love Tartine! It's a great little atmosphere and the food is stellar (especially for the price!)
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im meh on tartine...its cramped and the food isnt very good...though i like the desserts a lot.
da andrea...italian on hudson...amazing and inexpensive deliciousness.
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If you want Japanese noodles, you should hit Sobaya (9th st. between 2nd and 3rd Ave.).
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You could do Da Andrea if you are not really drinking wine or anything. Or go to A Salt and Battery. A great fish and chips place on Greenwich Ave, pretty authentic. Cheap and delicious.
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