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New York, New York, United States

20 Cornelia Street
New York, New York, United States
10014
212-243-9579
homerestaurantnyc.com
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Overall Experience: 7 / 10
Date Visited: Friday, January 6, 2012
Cuisine:American
Visited:Dinner
Seating:Dining Room

Home is a restaurant located in the west village of NYC. They're a typical west village restaurant with dim lighting, a homely rustic feel, and good quality food. The restaurant prides itself on choosing local ingredients.

I thought the tables were squished too tightly together - there's hardly any space at all between the tables. That's pretty typical in NYC, but Home was worse than most. Fortunately, not all the tables were full when we visited so we had an acceptable amount of room.

Dress

Smart casual

Cost

Most of the entrees were around $20

Reservations

We arrived around 7pm on a Friday evening without a reservation and didn't have a problem getting a table. It got a bit busier around 8pm, but there were still tables available.

Items Ordered

Today's Soup

Cost:$7

The soup of the day was a lentil soup with pieces of chicken and bacon. It had a hearty rich feel and tasted mostly like lentil soup with a hint of smokiness. It was very salty and also quite filling.

Arugula Salad

Butternut squash, rosemary pecans, goat cheese, pomegranate vinaigrette
Cost:$12

The arugula salad was a pretty good salad. There was a decent amount of squash, pecans, and cheese that helped keep each bite interesting. The squash and pecans paired nicely with the dressing and resulted in a very sweet salad.

Warm Farro

Wild mushrooms, cranberries, pumpkin, spiced hazelnuts, rosemary vinaigrette
Cost:$19

Farro seems to imprecisely refer to different types of grains depending on who you ask. In this dish, the farro was just whole kernels of wheat. The grains were cooked until soft and mixed with squash, cranberries, and hazelnuts. The dish was very oily. Although it was good, it wasn't one of my favorites. It didn't feel as hearty as the pork chop, but all the oil prevented it from being a light alternative.

Molasses Pork Chop

Brussel sprouts, bacon, buttermilk fried onion rings
Cost:$22

This dish was quite good, and the brussel sprouts and onion rings made it feel like a 'whole meal'. Unfortunately, I found the pork to be too dry. It would have been perfect if it were served with a sauce, but was lacking on its own. The bacon gave the brussel sprouts a nice salty taste, and the onion rings were very soft and flaky. They came with a curried ketchup.

review contents

Dress
Cost
Reservations
Items Ordered
Today's Soup
Arugula Salad
Warm Farro
Molasses Pork Chop

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