A consistently solid American eatery w/ Southern influences. Known for its comforting dishes & great for groups/events.
This SoHo establishment offers a comforting and delicious take on American cuisine, with some Southern influences that shine through. Diners rave about the consistently good food, whether it's for a casual lunch, a celebratory dinner, or even a special holiday meal. The atmosphere is inviting, making it a go-to spot for many, and private dining options are available for events.
This American restaurant is lauded for its comforting dishes, with specific mentions of excellent fried chicken, a highly-rated rabbit pot pie, and a memorable salted lime pie from its early days. A solid burger and lobster pasta have also been recommended. While generally well-regarded, one diner found the service lacking unless seated at the bar.
"Highlights include the fried chicken, rabbit pot pie, and lobster pasta. The salted lime pie is also noted as memorable, and the burger is described as very solid."
Customers generally have a very positive view of this restaurant, praising its consistently good food and suitability for various occasions, from casual lunches to private events. However, one reviewer noted poor service unless seated at the bar.
Important Note
One reviewer mentioned that service might be poor unless seated at the bar.
"Recommends The Dutch in SoHo for its delicious American comfort food with Southern influences."
Positive"Recommends The Dutch for its delicious American comfort food with Southern influences."
Positive"The salted lime pie at The Dutch is mentioned as memorable from when the restaurant first opened."
Positive"This restaurant is suggested for its ability to accommodate semi-private events for parties of 12 within the specified budget. It is described as a good, established restaurant, not overly trendy, and potentially more flexible with reservations."
Positive"This user prefers cinnamon rolls that are soft, pillowy, and gooey, similar to Cinnabon, and dislikes laminated cinnamon buns."
Neutral"This user prefers cinnamon rolls that are soft, pillowy, and gooey, similar to Cinnabon, and dislikes laminated cinnamon buns."
Neutral"This user recommended The Dutch, stating they have a great croissant."
Positive"This user recommended The Dutch, stating they have a great croissant."
Positive"The user's wife highly praised the lobster pasta she had at The Dutch in Soho a few weeks ago."
Positive"The user is listing NYC restaurants that have matchbooks, and The Dutch is one of them."
Neutral"This user agreed with the recommendation for The Dutch."
Positive"The Dutch was suggested as a suitable restaurant for Thanksgiving dinner in NYC."
Positive"The Dutch was included in a list of NYC restaurants that provide matchbooks."
Positive"The Dutch is a great restaurant in SoHo with a low F&B minimum for lunch, making it a potentially budget-friendly option for a four-course meal and drinks, although its private dining capacity is limited to 20 people."
Neutral"This commenter stated that they were able to get a table for eight at The Dutch on a Saturday night with only three hours' notice, contradicting the idea that a reservation is always needed."
Positive"This commenter listed The Dutch as a place that might fit the vibe, but noted one would likely need a reservation."
Neutral"The commenter had a very enjoyable Thanksgiving dinner experience at The Dutch one year."
Positive"The Dutch was suggested, with a note about Raoul's being accessible up a spiral staircase."
Neutral"The Dutch is suggested as a restaurant with a private room option."
Neutral"This user recommended The Dutch as a place for a casual nice lunch."
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