"Too cute for words", this midpriced Chelsea "standout" near the High Line dishes up "decadent" Southern "country cooking" backed by "lovely cocktails"; the "homey" interior and "easy-with-a-smile" service keep the crowd "happy."
From Julie Taras Wallach and Tasha Garcia Gibson, who owned the celebrated and now shuttered Little Giant, comes this intriguing new Chelsea property. Located on a landmark block in west Chelsea, Tipsy Parson is a 70-seat American brasserie, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Tipsy Parson serves refined comfort food, focusing on Regional American favorites, with a nod to...
If New York's Chelsea neighborhood were magically transported to the American South, it might taste something like Tipsy Parsons, a hip southern-accented eatery with a menu of artery-hardening delights. Named for a boozy southern dessert, the TP and its menu are all about comfort in the belly and soul: fried pickles, homemade peanut butter with crackers, bourbon-laced chicken liver mouse, and...
Named for a drunk dessert, but sounds like a smashed Southern deb to us. Little Giant ladies go north to Chelsea but dish the dirty-dirty. Haute Dixie puts the roasted prunes in pork and grits, the andouille in pig in a poke. Cheery front room accommodates fried cheese curds, country ham charcuterie, library wallpaper. Don't worry, they're not real books. Bit more somber in back -- communal...