Forget herring. The Dutch doesn’t serve food from the Netherlands. Instead, it references the fare that would have been popular in Olde NYC. And by that I mean the gay [’]90s version, not New Amsterdam. So the pies are a specialty and there are oysters galore, plus juicy steaks, grilled pork chops, baked beans, turnips, and other classic East Coast ingredients. But often these staples are updated, as are the pasta dishes, with Asian or Latin touches, by the talented chef Andrew Carmellini (also of Locanda Verde. Though it’s a large restaurant with several rooms, reservations are a must as it fills up nightly with locals, here to celebrate special occasions . . . or just life. It’s that kind of place.
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The Dutch
131 Sullivan St (at Prince St.).
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Neighborhood
Soho & Nolita
Hours
Mon–Fri 11:30am–3pm; Sat–Sun 10am–3pm; Sun–Wed 5:30pm–midnight; Thurs–Sat 5:30pm–1am
Transportation
Subway: C or E to Spring St
Phone
212/677-6200
Prices
Main courses $19–$36
Cuisine Type
American
Web site
The Dutch
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Reservations highly recommended
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