Food was excellent. Each dish was very unique and well presented. The rice and crudo are must haves. Would love to try the other fish tartars if I ever return. Wine was very good as well. Service was interesting lol. Don't touch the lamp in front of you to change the color of the light or hang your jacket yourself, words of advice. And make sure you enjoy the presence of the raspberry mousse before breaking it to eat it. read more

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The food was outstanding in terms of variety, visually appealing, unique concepts and full of flavors. While the venue is a small and tight setting, it is well utilized and ascetically appealing and comfortable. The open floor plan with the kitchen and the dining area and bar all together offers a unique and fun atmosphere. A definite must go for this out of the way spot read more

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Very good wine bar with exceptional food. Emailed same day and snagged an early Friday night reservation in the dining room. My boyfriend and I shared: + Beef tartare - highlight #1 + hamachi crudo with cantaloupe, strawberry and almond - highlight #2 + Bread - not sure I'd order again, but the sourdough was fire + shrimp ravioli with miso bonito bouillon, ricotta and olive oil - the bouillon was insanely good. Pasta itself looked better than it tasted, but was solid + Rice, scallop, egg yolk, trout roe - excellent + raspberry mousse with mango and butter crumble - highlight #3 Definitely will check out their sister restaurant Atera at some point. read more

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Fabulous bits of total freshness across the board no matter what you select on their menu. Servers were super knowledgeable about the menu, very quick to grab the order and put it in to be crafted. Personally ordered the Shrimp Ravioli, which came out in a lovely ribbon design, making it super easy to slice the desired fork full size. Desserts were tasty fun bites without being overwhelmed. Would definitely consider popping back in when in the neighborhood. read more

For when you wish you were in Clinton Hill but instead find yourself across the street from the brutalist AT&T Long Lines Building, this sister wine bar of Atera is your answer. Farra's cuisine is best described as postmodern - the raspberry mousse is evocative yet formless, and it had an excellent juxtaposition of temperatures. We enjoyed the burrata and bread basket, which features a nice variety of crisps, garlic bread, and a so-called "everything profiterole," functionally the same as a bagel bite. The staff could be pretentious at an establishment like this, but instead they are approachable, making for an eminently pleasant place to grab a bar stool after work. read more

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I had dinner at Farra last Friday, when I was in New York for the weekend. My reservation was very early (because I had a play at 7:30), so the restaurant was all but empty (although it started to fill up as I was leaving). This worked in my favor, because it meant I got to talk to the staff throughout the meal - about the food, the restaurant, wine, where they are from. It made a solo dinner extra special. The restaurant is associated with Altera just down the street (the other blue awning), and the staff and the kitchens are shared. Farra is tiny, but that means you can see dishes being prepared from pretty much every seat in the restaurant. I sat at the bar, a perfect seat for watching the food prepared and chatting with their wonderful, friendly servers and chefs. The experience alone was five stars, but the food and wine were also spectacular. I started with an off-menu special: Yellowfin Tuna Tartare with Avocado, Chili Aioli, and Citrus Ponzu, which was delicious. Then - Hamachi Crudo, Cantaloupe, Strawberry, Almond - delicious. Then - Rice, Scallop, Egg Yolk, Trout Roe - delicious. Seeing a pattern? Everything I ate was delicious. I wish I'd room for a dessert, but they did bring me a chocolate truffle with the bill, which was a great ending to the meal. I trusted the server at the bar to help me pick two different white wines that went well with the dishes I ordered, and I loved both. I loved every second of this dinner. I'll definitely be back for another dinner soon! read more

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Intimate space with great food! I went on a date to Farra and I did not do my research before hand, and I loved it! It is a very small place but the music, lighting, everything was great. The staff was really nice recommending must order dishes and guiding through the extensive wine offers. I had the pleasure of trying the burrata, hamachi, ravioli and Branzino and I it was incredible. The only dish that did not do it for me was the burrata, something about the beats was not right. I loved, loved, loved the ravioli which had flavors unlike anything I have tried before with more of an asian inspired broth which was surprising, would definitely order again. I really want to go back and try the tartar as well as the scallop rice! read more

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Obsessed!! I love contemporary cooking, clean plating, modern vibes and Farra checks all my boxes This is now one of my fav spots in the city. Extensive wine list available by both glass and bottle, making it the perfect spot for any occasion. The ravioli is less like pasta and more like shrimp dumplings. It's served in savory miso bouillon that makes it taste even more familiar. I wouldn't order again bc it feels expensive for dumplings but I would still try on your first visit (it's their signature). Salmon tartare is good but not too special and the nori wraps get kinda soggy so choose sth else. My must order is the rice bowl. Just stunning There are chunks of scallop hidden and bits of crispy rice mixed throughout, topped with trout roe. It is FULL of umami and the textures are super exciting. You get the pop of roe with the crunch of rice, layered together effortlessly. Highly recommend the chocolate tuile for dessert Layers of crunchy tuile with hazelnut and coffee flavored cream in between. The slight hints of bitterness brings out the sweetness perfectly. Shrimp Ravioli $32 Rice with scallop and trout roe $34* Salmon Tartare $19 Chocolate Tuile $15* 뉴욕에 갈때마다 들릴것같은 Farra. 진짜 와인바들이 요리를 제일 잘한다. 글라스로 주문가능한 와인도 많고 분위기도 깔끔해서 강추! 새우 라비올리는 맛은 파스타보다는 만두고 비주얼은 곱창이다. 친근한 맛이라서 가격대가 높다고 생각되지만 시그니쳐 메뉴라서 첫방문에는 주문해도 될듯. 관자들어간 밥 디쉬는 필수 주문! 간장 베이스 소스랑 노른자 덕분에 감칠맛 퐈티 플러스로 톡 터지는 이쿠라 & 바삭한 누룽지까지 있어서 식감이 미쳐버림. read more

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This place really exceeded my expectations - great quality of food and service from this cute little wine bar! My husband and I called an audible and wanted to do an early dinner (530pm) and the staff here were super accommodating and allowed us to walk in without issue. We really enjoyed all the dishes we ordered; even the bread basket + butter were great! My favorites were the burrata salad hamachi crudo, and miso chocolate bon bons. The shrimp ravioli was also good, but we were stuffed by the time that came out so couldn't fully enjoy it. The foie gras mousse (not pictured) was also good, but we felt there was too much of it in one serving and for the amount of brioche we were provided. I'd imagine this place would also be a great place to host a private event, like a holiday or engagement party. Overall we enjoyed our visit and would recommend this place to others! :) read more

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Farra is a small wine bar in Tribeca and although we didn't get anything alcohol related, I thought the service and food was excellent albeit expensive. Plates are on the smaller size but everything was delicious. I would come back again but because NYC has so much dining options, I wouldn't be running back. The bread (yes not free) was actually really good. It comes out fresh and warm with this butter sour cream type spread and if I could, I would eat bread alone all night. Hamachi Crudo - you can definitely taste the freshness and quality of the fish here. I enjoyed it along with the strawberries and cucumbers. It was refreshing. Burrata - this one was pineapple I believe. this was a combination I haven't had before so it was definitely interesting and delicious although nothing super exciting. Rice with scallop and roe - I was looking forward to this. This dish is definitely decadent but it was a bit salty for me. Shrimp ravioli - my favorite of the night and the reason I would go back to Farra. This ravioli is delicious with a light broth that doesn't overpower the shrimp filling. So good! And beautiful to look at. Chocolate tuile - beautiful but nothing exciting. Not the best dessert I had read more

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Intimate space, great food. The Comte with truffle, apple butter, and rye was a great way to start the meal -- each of the flavors shone through without overpowering the others. Shrimp ravioli came with a very good broth. The highlight was the scallop rice; the rice was just the right amount of crispy, the scallops were rich, and the brothy sauce was delicious. Highly recommend. Miso chocolate bon bons were also great; not to sweet, with a hint of savoriness that paired very well with the dark chocolate. Service was friendly and knowledgeable. read more

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Food 1-10 9.5 ( I have to save something if I come across anything better than this. Service that's a 10. Yeah I said it. That's a 10. She squeezed Me between reserved tables . She was amazing. The ambience, small tiny comfortable actually 'make you feel like you were at home and people are just taking care of you, I know that sounds crazy but that's how I felt read more

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Visited Farra with my husband on a summer evening and had such a wonderful experience. We loved the burrata with strawberries, shrimp ravioli (agnolotti?- pictured), the zucchini and the raspberry mousse dessert. We throughly enjoyed the tuna, Comte, miso chocolate truffles and our wine (Sancerre and rose). We both left full, but not stuffed. For dinner I would recommend 3-4 from the top half of the menu and 2 from the bottom half. It's a small restaurant, and you have a full view of the (tiny) kitchen. While intimate, the space does feel airy and not cramped. Service was casual but attentive. Would highly recommend for a nice weeknight meal or for a glass of wine and a snack with a friend. All around lovely evening! read more

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Overall, Farra was a lovely spot. the service at this place + their sister spot next door, Atera, was excellent. I walked into Atera and 3 different people immediately greeted me. I didn't have a reservation, and while they had one spot left for their tasting menu, their team was super helpful in pointing me next door to their sister spot Farra as a better option given i don't eat red meat and wasn't really hungry enough for their 12 course tasting menu, but I definitely plan to give that a shot down the road. While more casual, the service at Farra was just as excellent. I had the rose, which was crisp and balanced, to accompany the light seafood meal. I started with the salmon tartare which was delicious and the potato chips added a nice crunch - and you get to control the salmon quantities with a 'build your own' nori approach to the dish. I followed it up with the scallop and roe dish which was delicious. While the rice itself was a little bland, the roe and egg yolk added a nice burst of flavor to every bite and the scallops were phenomenal. I finished the meal with a small dessert, the umami truffles, which were well balanced and a light close out to the meal. The entire experience was quick - but not rushed - and enjoyable. Would definitely recommend giving Farra a shot if you're in the neighborhood! read more

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I was looking forward to dine here after reading so many raving reviews and recommendations across different platforms. Upon checking the menu, my heart fluttered with excitement. Knowing that the portion was going to be relatively small, I ordered 6 items. The burrata and hamachi were the only items worth mentioning. Both items were scrumptious, full of flavors, not heavy and opened up my appetite, which was easily lost after eating the salmon tartare. The salmon tartare was fishy, tasteless, and greasy for some odd reason. Next came the remaining 3 items. The potato with caviar was less than stellar. Once again, grease was the star... the potato still had oil dripping and caviar tasted like caviar. The shape of the potato looks really random. Nothing special going on. Same goes for the shrimp ravioli and the scallop rice. For the portion, taste and visuals, it most definitely did not warrant the price. As far as wine goes, I did not have any due to personal reasons. read more

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Foie Gras Mousse Burrata Hamachi Crudo Shrimp Ravioli Scallop Crispy Rice with scallop, trout roe & egg yolk Chocolate pots de Crème read more

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Overall rating: 4.9 So I have been seeing this place everywhere on my tiktok last summer and have always had it on my list to try. Will I go again on my own? No. Will I go again if I happened to meet a lovely finance person who wants to stay in this area & has no idea where to go (because it was that expensive)? Yes. Yes, I will. However this place is so tiny, you have to sit inside to get the true experience. I went on a date and we were initially seated outside which were these terrible tiny huts & not the experience I wanted. I asked the host if it was at all possible to sit inside & fortunately he said yes, if I can finish before the next hour. Awesome. Done. This ravioli was shrimp instead of lobster & it was pretty good. It was not filling and every bite I took, I started to feel guilty on taking a date here This was $40 alone. Now, I knew what I was walking into. I can't complain about this price. I'm not complaining. It's flipping fine dining to the max. But I can feel guilty, a bit. Let me telll you thoughh. THIS DESSERT. Yooo. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. It's a deconstructed tiramisu thing & it, was, everything. And it was $15! I am considering going back just for that when I'm in the mood. The taste, omg, I'm salivating as I write this. So effing good. If you can afford this place, you're already doing well for yourself. This review means nothing to you If you know you can't, but hey we all deserve something special- get this dessert asap. Also the service was 10/10. Not too hovering, didn't disappear either. I think she was the bartender as well She was so nice. Highly recommend for the dessert alone. read more

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Really incredible restaurant. highly recommend the oysters, hamachi crudo and foie gras. a hidden gem worth the price. super intimate inside with open kitchen! read more

A beautiful wine bar! Reservations were hard to make after 6/7pm, and it filled up pretty quickly after that. Only 1 of the 60 page menu was for food, but the dishes we ordered were amazing. The scallop and ikura bowl with scorched rice was my favorite. They also have a separate dessert menu. This is a great place to catch up, but there weren't any tables for parties of more than 4. read more

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We have come to Love Farra over the past year having recently moved to the area. I can personally recommend everything on the menu, especially the steak, foie gras, oysters and all the bread... The service here is excellent, typical of a 1-2 star Michelin star restaurant. I just hope it doesn't get too popular and we can't get a reservation! read more

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I have been here many times from Australia Dean has always been my waiter and I cannot stress enough how much he enhanced the experience his second to none service Always going above and beyond to showcase everything Farra has to offer Bringing a great atmosphere to be around. Absolutely flawless menu, Every dish was delicious. Wide selection of great wine Which was easy to navigate with the help of the great staff here their knowledge and suggestions made the experience all the better! I will always visit Farra when in Manhattan read more

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Been waiting to come here because of the beautiful ravioli and I love Atera, but probably feel like just a 3.5 spot. The outdoor dining hut is the smallest I've dined at during pandemic and it's almost uncomfortable. - Salmon Tartar : put in my mouth and quite bland..... - Fois Gras Mousse : at $28 it feels like it's an overly diluted foie (7%) with 93% butter, I don't know there's not much flavor within besides fat. - Lobster Ravioli : dough was little stiff, feel like it's from premade frozen dough. Lobster chunks within was without seasoning. And the sauce was outside kinda as dipping. It was okay I dont think the pasta + lobster + sauce blends together, kinda play their own part. As I felt quite disappointed from our first 3 dishes, thank god ended with one we love--- - Braised Duck Leg : slight heavier on the sauce but I think overall execute very well. Little touch on asian flavor I think. Champagne by the glass was really good but suggest get the bottle from the beginning! read more

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I came here with my friend a couple months ago for one of their wine dinners where each course was paired with a wine. I'd previously eaten at Atera so had high expectations for Farra, and they were met. As part of the set menu, we had Smoked salmon, tuna tartare, monkfish, a mushroom dish and beef tenderloin, as well as a panna cotta desert. All of the courses were delicious. Although I left full, the courses were small, so I could see someone still potentially being hungry. I would definitely come back for another wine pairing dinner. read more

Big fan of this new spot in Tribeca. Menu isn't extensive and dishes are small, so more of a pre-dinner wine bar in my mind, but the dishes were delicious and more substantial as well vs the average wine bar. With respect to wine, I had a white burgundy and a rioja. Enjoyed both but I'm biased towards red and loved the rioja. You can also get a half glass if you want! Nice that they accommodate that. Oysters were good and easy to eat the way it's presented (on spoons) but I felt the ravioli and crispy rice were more unique! Would order both of the latter again for sure, and since it's walking distance from the office, definitely anticipate being back. We had a resi for the bar but since the weather was nice we asked to swap to one of the cute booths which felt more private as well. Seats 4 and a little tight, but comfortable / had a space heater and was enclosed on the slightly chilly evening. read more

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Well it's been a while since we were at Farra. The wine list is unsurpassed with some very reasonable mark ups. Th food overall is excellent but they have made some changes so we missed the lobster ravioli gone from the menu. We tried just about everything on the menu and mostly it was wonderful if a bit pricey. Sadly the desserts were not up to the standard of the cod or the wines.It's Tiny so it's hard to get a reservation. Open kitchen is entertaining. If you like great wine and some food to with it, this is the place for you. read more

Very nice wine selection, good suggestions for wine pairing. Most of the dishes are tapas style (small dishes), a little but salted if not pairing with wine (because all the dishes are design for wine pairing). Consider this place as a bar to hangout with friend will be very nice. Definitely the food shouldn't expect taste like Michelle star restaurant. read more

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An intimate space with counter seating and small tables indoors. As you walk past, you'll also see they have an outdoor setup. This is definitely a place known for their wine selection and the smaller sized dishes that accompany it. Between 2, we got three dishes which were enough, but still leaves you a bit hungry. Overall though, I really enjoyed the service and refined and creative take on each dish. read more

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What's the point of going to a wine bar if you don't drink wine? Because the food is amazing. The hamachi crudo and fois gras mousse (comes with two pieces of tasted white sliced bread) was amazing. Hamachi crudo was especially fresh and delicious, a must get. The shrimp ravioli was okay, because it was kind of messy to eat and it's not obvious if there were any clean lines to cut so the fillings wouldn't leak out. However, despite how tempting it is to get the scallop fish roe egg crispy rice, it was way too salty and we couldn't finish. Had to get ice cream elsewhere to balance the flavor out. read more

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Great ambiance and nice wine. The oysters were phenomenal. I would also recommend the foie gras, which somehow tasted light for foie gras and was also very well balanced. The ravioli broth was great, and the ravioli itself tasted ok initially but grew on me with each bite. read more

Farra - shrimp ravioli - Wine Bars Near Me - New York, New York

Farra is a wine bar. To call Farra a wine bar does not capture the true essence of Farra. Unlike most wine bars, the decadent and creative food shines at Farra. The wine is amazing, but not the star of the show. Part of the two Michelin Star Atera, Farra is effectively the ala carte version of the Altera. In short, the food, wine and service at Farra are simply amazing. read more

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Farra is a sister restaurant to Atera, Michelin two stars restaurant, which they are just few doors away from each other. Farra is a wine bar that and offers a la carte menu. Environment [4/5] - clean and simple. Their dinning room is quite small. I believe it can accommodate less than 30 people. They have an incredible outdoor dining setup. Service [5/5] - my server was very nice and friendly. It was cold on the day of our visit and she offered to seat us indoor. Price [3/5] - prices are little steep given the food portion is small Food [3/5] * Salmon Tartare [$19] - 3/5. Fresh salmon but not the best raw salmon I've had. Nothing wrong with this dish but it was forgettable. * Rice, Baby Scallop, Egg Yolk [$26] - 3/5. It tasted exactly like the slightly crispy rice bites that you can find in the canto style claypot rice. * Lobster Ravioli [$3x] - 3/5. I forgot the price. It has been replaced by halibut ravioli at the moment. Very small in size. Ravioli sat on the dashi broth. Creative in presentation but nothing special in flavors. read more

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My SO and I have been twice now, and both times we were wowed by basically everything (but especially by the lobster ravioli, oysters, and rice with scallop!) The first time we went Atera was closed, so I believe the food was a joint effort with the Atera kitchen (or they were somehow linked?) I'm not sure what the case is now, but the quality was unchanged from my first to second visit. Last I went there were individual booths with heating. Now that the weather is getting warmer again they may revert back to tables on the sidewalk. Either way, service is attentive and food is fantastic. Definitely worth a visit! read more

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Was excited to try out this spot knowing that it is the sister resturant/wine bar to Atera. Did not disappoint. It is a small and intimate spot with an open kitchen. The food was good and on the pricier side but worth it - you can tell that they use good ingredients. We ordered the beef tartare, the rice with baby scallops, and halibut ravioli. Solid wine list and server was able to help with making suggestions. Will be coming again to try out more items on their menu. read more

Farra - Rice, Baby Scallop, Egg Yolk & Halibut Ravioli - Wine Bars Near Me - New York, New York

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This place is so good! Great ambience (it's a smaller restaurant that feels more intimate; we sat at the bad). The oysters are AMAZING. Great wine/ champagne list. We also got: - baby scallops with rice - cauliflower with Parmesan and truffle These 2 dishes go together really well - another 6 oysters (that's how much we loved the oysters) - foie gras - chocolate bon bons- amazing All in, wonderful Saturday night dinner, will definitely come back. read more

Food was delicious and presented beautifully. We tried half of the things on the menu and loved every single one. Also appreciate the attentive service. Sage (somm) gave us great recommendations on the wines as well as where to go after the dinner for some fun stuff around the area. Small and intimate space so perfect for a date night inside or 4ppl for the hut outside. read more

The service was excellent - very attentive to timing and great recommendations with wines and number of dishes to order for our party size. The food was incredible and somehow kept getting better with each dish. Ordered the salmon tartare, burrata, shrimp ravioli, zucchini, and pork belly. Each dish was unique and like nothing I've tasted before. They were gracious enough to provide the ingredients to the broth for the shrimp ravioli and now I'm off to try to recreate it. Not to mention, great playlist and ambiance all around. 10/10, will recommend to everyone, can't wait to visit again. read more

Service was superb, and the enclosed outdoor huts were much appreciated. Plating here is stunningly beautiful. We tried: - Salmon tartare with potato chips and nori (beautiful, super fresh salmon, could use a hint of acid or heat - 4/5) - Sourdough, everything profiterole, lavash and garlic bread (the yogurt/butter served with this bread basket was awesome 4/5) - Foie gras mousse, plum, brioche (best dish of the night, rich, creamy foie balanced with acid and bitterness of the plum; also great contrast with the toasted brioche 5/5) - Rice, baby scallop and egg yolk (scallops are perfectly cooked, rice is crispy, also felt this could use some acid or eat 4/5) 3 small plates and 1 main were more than sufficient to fill our bellies. Overall Farra has a lot of potential but we feel 2 of the 4 dishes we had were good, but not yet great. We would be happy to try Farra again though! read more

Huge let down! The food was mediocre at best, service was nice but they can't handle trickier situations. Price is too high for subpar experience. Food: We ordered the burrata, beef tartare, and scallops. The burrata was nothing special. The beef tartare was really salty and there were small white balls of inedible cartilage inside. The chicken skin tasted like chicharron, which I'm not a huge fan of. The scallops were the most disappointing. First, the majority of the portion is just rice and for people who know their Asian food, it's nothing spectacular. The worst part was how insanely salty the dish was! I could barely finish the last portion because all I could taste was saltiness. Service: They were nice. However, we were disappointed with how they handled feedback. The waiter and waitress both felt inexperienced working at a higher end restaurant. I told them the scallops were very salty at the end of my meal (which I could've told them earlier) and they didn't really do anything and gave us our bill. Hopefully, my feedback can help future guests enjoy their meal more. Ambiance and presentation: That was the only redeeming factor, hence why they received some stars in this review. read more

Celebrated Chinese Valentines Day this year with COVID-19 outdoor dining. Very proud of my hubby for choosing Farra x Atera. Amazing food and service. Everything was thoughtfully presented and well balanced. In the middle of our dinner it started raining and the server quickly moved the table under the ledge without fuss. They seems to be very well verse in this type of situation which was comforting. The rain also did not interrupt the pace of the dishes as we moved into our entrees. The highlight of the meal was dessert. We thoroughly enjoyed the Yogurt & Rhubarb which came in a form of shaved ice with surprised meringue and dulce de leche underneath. All in all wonderful experience and worth venturing out if you are not already in the neighborhood. read more

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We celebrated our anniversary with Farra and we were blown away with the exceptional food, ambiance and service. The restaurant has perfect individual outdoor structures, each with its own door and heater, which was very romantic, safe and warm on a cold winter night. The service was fantastic and we had servers checking in on us the exact right amount, even though we were outside and it was pouring rain. The food was absolutely amazing and decadent. We had the salmon tartar, which cannot be missed. We also has the burrata, which was paired with kiwi and cucumber--I have never had such a different and imaginative burrata combination, and they definitely got it right. For mains, we tried the halibut ravioli, the duck and the scallop, and each were incredible. My favorite was the duck. We also had an incredible dessert that had many different flavor combinations that were original and exciting. Overall, it was a wonderful experience and I highly recommend it. This restaurant is clearly the sister of a Michelin star restaurant, as it embodies the same aspirations for imagination and excellence. read more

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