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Tavern goes for the old-timey thing, as signaled by the name, which references original moniker for this stretch of Greenwich Avenue. Rustic interior rocks plenty of ancient wood, antique chairs, old city prints. Food is modern American all the way, mixing clever preparations and seasonal ingredients. Untwisted pretzels with smoked gouda dip to start, pork chop with hard cider reduction to follow. Local oysters, PEI mussels. Open late on the weekends, should a wee-hour sophisticated meatloaf be calling out to you.
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