Best Restaurants with a Tasting Menu in Meatpacking District

Booked a table for my Birthday. Although I had a few cancellations it worked out for my good. I was able to get an amazing table on the grand room. We did one of the family style menus. The food was delicious and plenty to share with the table. The atmosphere was perfect. The service was superb. I was very very happy with this visit. I will definitely be back.

We had the Adana kebab (went for seconds), hummus, baba ganoush, celebration rice, hot coco and Turkish coffee to top it. The food was amazing - I was expecting a long wait but not at all - we were in an out in less than an hour. My family that generally avoids baba ganoush (almost) licked it off the plate. Only thing I wish for is more stomach space.

Great experience, food was excellent, service was good, noise level is a bit too much, had to yell to hear each other. But otherwise we loved the experience. Our fav dish- the tartare, followed by the truffle mushroom pasta, the waygu flight of three, and the hit me chocolate cake, in that order. Would go back again.

We were warmly welcomed, enjoyed aperitifs at the bar, and then went upstairs for our Pasta Tasting menu with wine pairings. It was heavenly from beginning to end! Kudos to our attentive and friendly staff, who described each course in detail, as well as describing each wine pairing. Special thanks to Henry, our primary server, who made each course extra special and described each wine pairing. The wait staff was professional. welcoming, and added extra charm to the evening. For me, it was the kick-off to my birthday season, full of delight and delectable food and wine. Babbo deserves every accolade in the book, except for too-dim lighting. Can't wait to return! Mille grazie!!!

A wide variety of tasty small plates and accompanying wines. We especially enjoyed the Fideos, Arroz, and Razor Clams. Both the server and the sommelier were very knowledgeable and steered our table to good choices. The only minor drawback is that the space is tight and the lighting dim - a disservice to seeing the well plated dishes.