Café Salmagundi
Over in Gramercy, there's Irving Place's new kid on the block, Café Salmagundi. Along with high-end New American cuisine with a slight Korean twist, the eatery boasts an expansive 40-seat outdoor dining area complete with sheltered coverings for any of those sudden fall showers. In a fun homage to its location's namesake, the restaurant is named for Washington Irving's satirical periodical which lampooned New York culture and politics in the 19th century.
Café Salmagundi, 51 Irving Pl.
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