Hidden West Village art gallery w/ 1 Michelin star. Contemporary French tasting menu w/ artistic presentation & unique pairings. Highly recommended for a special occasion.
Experience an intimate and artistic culinary journey at Frevo, a hidden one-Michelin-starred gem tucked behind a West Village art gallery. Chef Franco Sampogna crafts a contemporary French tasting menu that surprises and delights with innovative flavor combinations. Expect a unique dining experience where exquisite food meets captivating art, making it a memorable meal for any occasion.
Frevo offers a contemporary French tasting menu with artistic presentation and surprising flavor combinations. Dishes like seared scallops with saffron-amaretto sauce and grilled madai with crispy skin have been highlighted. Unique sweet and savory pairings, such as aged Comte cheese with honey ice cream, are also a signature. The food is consistently praised, with many calling it a standout meal.
"Specific dishes are not frequently mentioned, but the contemporary French tasting menu with unique sweet and savory pairings, and artistic presentation are highly lauded."
Overall, customers rave about Frevo, with many considering it one of their best NYC dining experiences. It's frequently recommended for its unique ambiance, innovative cuisine, and memorable tasting menus.
Important Note
The restaurant is closed on Sundays. Some diners have found the experience to be just 'fine' and did not recall specific dishes, preferring other establishments.
"Frevo is mentioned as an excellent restaurant hidden behind a painting, alongside Noksu."
Positive"Frevo is included in a list of recommendations for splurging on a meal in NYC, with links to articles about fancy dining."
Positive"Frevo, a one-Michelin-starred restaurant hidden behind a gallery wall in the West Village, is highly recommended for its incredible food, art, and wine, suggesting it is not talked about enough."
Positive"The commenter suggests that Frevo deserves two Michelin stars."
Positive"Frevo is recommended."
Positive"This user suggests considering Frevo at the counter as an alternative to Jungsik."
Neutral"Frevo is recommended, suggesting that the entire restaurant can be booked for a fun experience, and praising its delicious food and location."
Positive"This user recommends Frevo, stating it's better than Aska, Atera, Cesar, and even the Atomix menu they had last summer."
Positive"The original poster considered Frevo for a special dinner but noted it is closed on Sundays."
Neutral"Frevo is recommended as a very romantic dining option in the West Village for those willing to spend more."
Positive"This user found Frevo to be better than Cesar and mentioned it stood out, possibly due to running into Andre Yang there."
Positive"The user found Frevo to be just 'fine' and could not recall any specific dishes from their experience. They would have preferred Huso if their group size allowed."
Neutral"This user did not enjoy their experience at Frevo and stated they might be the only one with this opinion. They contrasted this with positive things they've heard about Huso."
Negative"Frevo is mentioned as a place that is heard to be fun."
Positive"The original poster notes that Frevo is closed on Sundays, which was a potential issue."
Negative"The commenter loved going to Frevo solo."
Positive"Author emphatically recommended Frevo, stating 'hands down'."
Positive"Author listed Frevo as one of several high-end recommendations for the dinner."
Neutral"Author stated that their best meal in NYC this year was at Frevo."
Positive"Author suggested Frevo for the dinner."
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