On far edge of West Village, a relaxed outpost of unpretentious Austrian cuisine. We loved the classic Wiener Schnitzel with lingonberries ($34). Don't forget to grab one of the tables outside! Leer más
Always consistently fabulous. The new scallop cheviche was extraordinary, the chicken and beef dishes both delicious. The wine pairings were perfect. James very knowledgeable.
The best Wiener schnitzel in NYC served in an elegant yet understated West Village dining room. Unpretentious yet very sophisticated and best of all excellent food up and down the menu.
High end Austrian dining in the heart of the West Village. All dishes nicely executed. Excellent tartare. Schnitzel is a can’t miss. Try the desserts. Dining room so comfy, you’ll feel right at home.
Loved: first white on menu, oysters, pretzel, cod. Brady had the lobster. Phenomenal food and service. We also had the (sp?) spatzel which had an alfredo like sauce.
Best Schnitzel I've had in NYC. Wonderful people, nice vibe. Skip the sweetbreadravioli, they're a bit too soggy. Overall though - definitely worth a visit.
Enjoy the chic and minimalist décor during your delicious Brunch of SteakRosti, Spatzle with Braised Rabbit or Wiener Schnitzel. Their Bloody Mary is a must!
ChefKurt Gutenbrunner does Austria proud with Wallse. The oxtailgoulash was the best we’ve had in the city, and even traditional dishes like the poached Maine lobster are a cut above the rest.
Just south of the chaos of the Meatpacking District, Wallsé is a small outpost of Austrian sophistication. Don't miss chef-owner Kurt Gutenbrunner's braised rabbit with quark spaetzle.
A few doors down the chef has a wine bar, the Upholstery Store with a global assortment of wines and reasonably priced snack to match with the chefs signature Austrian influence. - Inspector