Barmarche

Barmarche can be found at Spring St 14. The following is offered: Restaurants: Bistro. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In New York there are 29 other Restaurants: Bistro. An overview can be found here.

Wines by-the-glass range from $6 to $8; bottled beers are $6.

The restaurant hosts Sunday night jazz from 7pm to 10pm every week.

New American with a French accent: almond-stuffed dates, goat cheese brûlée, and barmarché Cuban burger are faves. Chandeliers hang in Lucite boxes over French salon digs in the tiny dining room. Difficult to get seated on the weekend, but cuisine and cozy setup are worth the Saturday afternoon waits.

Barmarche Restaurant Review: The casual French air of this NoLIta restaurant belies a menu that’s loaded with Nuevo Latino-accented dishes. The mid-size eatery, bedecked with chandeliers curiously encased in plexiglass boxes, white-pillar wood moldings, and a pale pressed-tin ceiling, is a hit with Euro-friendly folk---from that espresso-sipping guy in the corner with the faux hawk to the...

The casual French air of this NoLIta restaurant belies a menu that's loaded with Nuevo Latino-accented dishes. The mid-size eatery, bedecked with chandeliers curiously encased in plexiglass boxes, white-pillar wood moldings, and a pale…

Incredibly hip global cuisine on a trendy block of NoLiTa.

Barmarché is downtown chic. It is knowledgeable, passionate service, fused with an extraordinary menu of strong global influences. Chris Eddy has created a casual neighborhood spot that proves everyday dining can be exceptional.