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Hundred Acres

New York, New York, United States

38 MacDougal Street
New York, New York, United States
10012
212-475-7500
hundredacresnyc.com
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Overall Experience: 6 / 10
Date Visited: Sunday, April 18, 2010
Cuisine:American
Visited:Dinner
Seating:Front Dining Room

Hundred Acres is a restaurant located in the west end of SoHo. The restaurant's theme is farm-fresh seasonal food. The restaurant has large windows that open onto MacDougal street (a relatively quiet street), and a backyard area. The restaurant has a romantic atmosphere for dinner.

I was a little disappointed with the dinner menu when we visited. I was hoping for some more healthy vegetable options, but it seemed everything was heavy on the meat/fish and potatoes.

Dress

Casual but nice - some people were a little dressed up.

Cost

Most entrees are around $25.

Reservations

They take advance reservations, although it didn't seem to be necessary for a Sunday evening.

Items Ordered

Artichoke Lasagnette

Dipalo's ricotta, pecorino cheese and mint
Cost:$12

Some members in our group found this appetizer to be bland. I thought it was delicious with an excellent sauce and some really good cheeses. The mint added a nice accent.

All-Natural Niman Ranch Flap Steak

scalloped potatoes, roasted red onions and green peppercorn vinaigrette
Cost:$24

This was a large piece of steak. It was cooked as ordered. The peppercorn vinaigrette added a mild fresh taste. The scalloped potatoes were good, but there was barely one potato provided. There were some roasted onions that were cooked until super sweet and slightly crispy.

Burger

Pasture-raised beef, Vermont white cheddar, grilled onion mayo, Gus' pickles & fries
Cost:$17

The burger was a better than average burger. It wasn't very greasy. It was a medium size. The cheese on top was really good and provided most of the flavor. The fries were good, and there were a lot of them.

Chocolate Pot De Creme

served with sugar cookies
Cost:$8

The sugar cookies were pretty typical. The pot de creme was very rich, chocolatey, and smooth.

review contents

Dress
Cost
Reservations
Items Ordered
Artichoke Lasagnette
All-Natural Niman Ranch Flap Steak
Burger
Chocolate Pot De Creme

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