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A table filled with various dishes including oysters on ice with lemon, a baked dish topped with herbs, fried foods, cherry tomatoes, cocktails, and glasses of white wine, all arranged on a wooden surface.
A glass of pink drink with ice and raspberries sits on a marble surface next to an open jar of raspberries, with a few raspberries scattered around.
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1803 NYC

82 Reade St., Manhattan, NY, 10007
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Description

1803 NYC is a Tribeca restaurant inspired by New Orleans’ food, culture, and celebratory energy. Named for the Louisiana Purchase, the menu draws from Cajun-Creole traditions with dishes such as gumbo, jambalaya, seafood-forward plates, and classic New Orleans flavors, paired with a cocktail program influenced by the city’s bar culture. The space is designed for lively dining, with a warm atmosphere and programming that can include live music and seasonal celebrations. An on-site speakeasy, Bon Courage, adds an additional layer to the experience for guests.

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(212) 267-3000
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82 Reade St. Manhattan, NY, 10007

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Features

Cuisine
  • Cajun/Creole
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair Accessible
Genre
  • Jazz
Cost
  • $$$$

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