Rye House

Rye House is located at 11 W 17th St Frnt A in New York and has been in the business of Retail - Family Restaurants since 2009.

Food Served: Sop up the spirits with playfully tweaked pub classics, including Buffalo-style sweetbreads and a quesadilla with foie gras and duck.

Fun Fact: The cocktail list was concocted by bartenders Jim Kearns and Lynnette Marrero, who once toiled at temple of downtown cool Freemans.

Purported appropriation Pittsburgh Pilser proprietors, poised to provide the posh Chelsea a pinch of Pennsylvanian panache.

Come here for smoky, small-batch whiskeys and house-made punch served across a long granite bar. Rye House’s dark wood suits the simple, rustic decor, and helps you focus on the important things, such as innovative cocktails like Creole daiquiri that combines New Orleans rum with chorizo-infused mescal. You can sober up a little with quality fare from the restaurant.

Americana immersion at rye-themed charmer. Small-batch domestic spirits make for creative cocktailing. House punch mixes chai-infused Rittenhouse Rye with citrus, bitters, and Indonesian rum. Craft beers called in from California to the New York island. Serious appetites can dig into ribs, bass, hangar steak. Sweetbreads get the buffalo wing treatment to start you off. Antique wood bar, rustic...

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