One White Street

“Excellent food,full of flavor, creative and coming in large portions.”

Seth Rosenberg★★★★★

Had an excellent meal here for my father's birthday. We went with the tasting menu - it wasn't cheap but it was nice to try a wide selection of dishes. Overall the food was very good, with the tortellini, the Waygu and the burger being the standouts. (We ordered one burger à la carte for the table and split it). The fish was just ok. We went on a Monday (we're all all wine nerds and took advantage of the low corkage policy on Mondays). To have a Michelin starred restaurant allow outside wine at a fir price is rare indeed and the staff's service and kindness were exceptional. I would very

Saddmun Ahsan★★★★★

Deserving of the Michelin with one minor timing hiccup. THE FOOD: I ordered the cheeseburger, and it is truly one of the best I’ve had in the city. With a fresh bun, double patty, onions, and the perfect ratio of cheese to sauce, it was a truly harmonious balance. The crispy potatoes were also excellent. THE SERVICE: While generally good, the timing was a bit lacking. My biggest complaint was that the potatoes arrived long after the burger had been served—it’s frustrating to receive a side when the meal is already half over. I mentioned it twice, but the staff didn't show much urgency in rec

AJ★★★★

I visited this restaurant on the 7th of October and had a reasonably good time. I ordered the Wagyu Burger, which was absolutely lovely. It was perfectly cooked and full of flavour. I had a brief chat with the chef (lovely south asian girl) while I was there, and she was so warm and genuine. I complimented her on the burger, as it really was excellent. The service was okay - I had three different servers throughout my visit. They all seemed nice enough, though a bit ambivalent or slightly off in their interactions. It might’ve just been the start of their shift or a quiet moment, but the ener

Quinnlan★★★★

You will like this place if; You have a preference for health food, Prefer low profile/subtle flavours, Your name is not Emily. Looks great, tastes like nothing I've ever had before, but 2 out of 3 people in my group claimed it was not on par with other nyc eats and that it does not deserve the Michelin title. Non veggie items were oily, veggies were bland, dips were fantastic, service was the most deserving of the Michelin star (amazing people.) The stairs could have been an issue if we were leaving full or drunk.