St. Jardim

The sunchokes were one of the best bites of food I've had in a while. We ordered another immediately after devouring the first.

St. Jardim brought a huge smile to my face the second I walked in.Came here for a latter breakfast. While my breakfast was super simple I really liked it. The cappuccino was good as well as the croissant. Vibes of this place was amazing it was so small and also so relaxing. Not loud at all, music was perfect volume and I could 100% see my self sitting here journaling or reading.Was a bit expensive overall but I really enjoyed it here.Would love to come for wine sometime.

I made a reservation for Friday evening for a dinner at St Jardim. It's been on my list for some time so I was excited to finally visit it. Reservation making was easy, so I really looked forward to visiting. Unfortunately, upon showing up on time it looked like the place was busy and they only offered bar area for us. I was not told when I made the reservation that it would be bar area. Also we waited for a while and the hostess seamed to be very slow (like when I showed up I waited for her to chat for a while with someone, they were just talking and ignoring customers). Nonetheless, I wanted to give the place a chance and they were nice about the wait. I appreciated that. But still the checking in and getting seated experience was not great.The menu has limited items for dinner, but the food was very good. The options for wine are interesting too. Orange wine is worth a try.I think overall, customer experience is what drove to 3 star. They acted very greedy and even told me "we are always booked out" as in don't expect a better table. I would, however, give it another try sometime later.

Great place to catch up with friends! Inside and outside seating options, and quick service. Food was delicious, but a bit overpriced for what you get and definitely something you can recreate at home. I got the egg plate which was $15, and added on just a couple slices of avocado for a whopping $5. Crazy prices, but the eggs were perfectly soft scrambled and you could sort of do a DIY avocado egg toast with the sourdough. The sourdough was a bit too tough on the edges though (over toasted), making it a bit hard to eat the crust.Also got an iced cappuccino with almond milk, which was very good and hit the spot on a hot day.

An excellent wine bar in the west village. I was initially drawn to this spot because it's a great place for people watching / French style outdoor bistro seating. However, the food was as great as the space. Everything was so fresh. We ordered the cavatelli, scallops, fried mushrooms and the sourdough. The scallops were amazing as they were topped with puffed rice and the bread and butter were house made. Our waitress was well knowledgeable on the menu which added to the experience.

loved the food! slow but friendly service. good vibe, i'd come back if i wasn't in a rush

Vibe was amazing. Packed for a Wednesday night but that's a good thing! Wine recommendations were top notch. Very nice and personable staff too!

This place won't be your shutter place in NYC. The rain was heavy and we just would like to find a table under the owing, the guy told us they can't accommodate, even we offered hundreds bucks order.

We've called the West Village home for three years, and almost every Friday, we've found ourselves here--our neighborhood coffee spot (and occasional pre-dinner). From the friendly staff to their small bites, this is exactly the kind of place I'd want someone to recommend if I were visiting a new city.

Frustrating to be waiting and have the hostess give your spot to his friend. His friends even bragged about it!