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    Jeffrey's Grocery

    4.0 (609 reviews)
    Open • 11:30 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating

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    fresser platter
    Jenny L.

    On the weekend, it was the brunch menu. It was extremely warm though inside so we required a lot of ice water. The staff was very attentive. We started off with the razorclam special of the day which was very lovely. It was bright, fresh, chewy, and refreshing. The fresser platter ($78) is what we really loved and would come back to order again. It's basically deconstructed lox, whitefish, capers, tomato, sour cream, cream cheese, red onions, latkes, scrambled eggs with caviar, smoked trout, salmon, several pieces of sourdough bread and bagel. It was all fresh and lovely to pair as we wanted. It was aesthetically pleasing and seems to be a favorite amongst the diners. They said this is for two people but we found it was more ideal for 3-4 people. latkes were crunchy. the whitefish was our favorite- clean, not fishy, and overall delicious. The sourdough was so good too- very airy and soft. We loved the pancakes ($20). The 3 pancakes were fluffy. The strawberries, whipped cream, and maple syrup was probably our second favorite dish. We finished it completely. It was quality syrup and the whipped cream was so light and airy. The strawberries were sweet. It all paired well together. We also ordered the lobster roll with chips ($39). The lobster was the star of the dish so it worked really well. The old bay fries were delicious. The JG Burger ($28) was interesting. It was cooked perfectly at medium rare. The bacon jam made the flavor interesting. The chips were perfectly fried and light. The old bay crab melt ($23) was probably the least interesting and we wouldn't order it again but the old bay fries were delicious. The crispy chicken sandwich ($24) had good flavor. We wouldn't get a side of salad again.

    Oysters
    Daniela G.

    Just WOW! We were able to snag a reservation for three at 5:30 at the bar but when we got there, it was such a nice day outside and we kindly asked if we could sit outside and the staff was super kind and got us a nice table outside. And then we were pushing our luck and asked our waiter if we could still do the happy hour menu considering it was 5:29 when we sat down and again the staff was super kind and accommodating and got us our happy hour drinks. We paired that with the Caesar salad, the crab dip and the fish and chips which is a must in my opinion. If you're looking for a popping summer spot, look no further!

    Le Duchess
    Rachel G.

    I haven't been to Jeffrey's Grocery in years and it is still as good as I remember. I was able to get a Saturday night reservation and the place was packed both inside and outside. We started with a couple glasses of wine and Le Duchess seafood plateau. It came with oysters, shrimp, clams, smoked mussels, and albacore conserva to share for two people. The smoked mussels were my favorite, but the whole platter was great. We also split the mussels and lobster spaghetti. The spaghetti came with a good amount of lobster meat mixed in the tomato sauce. The mussels were so flavorful in the broth. I'll definitely be back soon, especially on a nice summer day.

    whitefish dip
    Sally V.

    I had a weekday dinner reservation here and loved my experience! The weather was nice so there were plenty of people sitting outside. We had a table indoors right by the window so it was perfect. The interior is nautical themed which was a nice touch. Our waiter was hilarious and we loved his vibe. Service was attentive and quick. My group ordered a bunch of things to share. Oysters: 8/10 so fresh! Crab dip and whitefish dip: 8/10 Honestly they felt pretty similar to me, I'd just get one next time. But both were delicious and creamy Tuna tartare: 8.5/10 this is served with the house potato chip which was a delicious combination. Light and refreshing Lobster roll: 8/10 this wasn't too heavy which I appreciated. Good amount of lobster. We got one with the potato chips and one with the fries, but I'd just get the fries next time The cocktails we got were also very good. I can't remember the name of the one I got, but it had tequila, coconut, and soursop and it was incredible! I enjoyed this visit and would come back.

    Nanc E.

    From a happy hour perspective, this place is absolutely delicious, with oysters price at $1.50, you cannot complain. I was absolutely happy with the overall oyster experience, had to order two dozen. You have to wait exactly until the happy hour time hits, you cannot be seen before to benefit from the happy hour pricing. I was a bit confused because the wine was $10 but I was pointed to the $10 section anyway so there is nothing happy about that. However, I was so happy about the discounted oysters. It was delicious overall. The service was pretty good, it can get pretty busy, in the kitchen is small, so it is recommended that you just order everything upfront. This didn't take away from the whole New York City experience, where you absolutely have to sit outside, and enjoy the street view of the west side. Absolutely enjoyed my experience here and still dream of those oysters.

    Jen H.

    This is a great restaurant for an imitate dinner! The interior js dark and moody with a classy dive bar feel. They are known for seafood, and the seafood tower did not disappoint. Service was friendly and warm. Make sure to make a reservation ahead of time, because there were no empty tables. Also, I absolutely loved the decor behind the bar area seating, and if you didn't make a reservation, try to scan for open seating here. And if you've watched the Materialists, you can see the outside of this restaurant in the opening scene :)

    Signage
    Christine L.

    Jeffrey's is a quaint restaurant with a lively atmosphere. Was seated promptly and server was informative on specials. Ordered the tuna tartare appetizer, le prince seafood, and the lobster roll with fries. They have an extensive drinks list as well. The tuna came first, and this was one of my favorites. Nice temperature dipped with chips. Chips are also good alone. The seafood dish I ordered came with 10 oysters, 4 little neck clams, 4 shrimp and a crab salad. It was okay, don't think I would order it again. There wasn't one thing that stood out on there. Lobster roll came with fries but it is extra. It was hot, and buttery. It is pricey here but you do get what you pay for. Nice to try if you are in the area and have a reservation or be prepared to wait or sit at the bar seats which are limited.

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    Elizabeth D.

    Made a reservation on open table for this restaurant. Our server was great. Good food, the chef even went out of his way to get Tabasco for my husband for the oysters. We also got Cesar salad and lobster roll. The lobster roll probably would have been better with heated bread. I was impressed that the Cesar salad was a high degree of lettuce I think young kale. Cute place with limited seating there is outside but nobody was wanting to sit there as it was so cold the day we visited. Tip make a reservation on open table because there is very limited seating inside, they do have a covered patio and uncovered patio as well

    Sucheta B.

    Very cute seafood forward spot in the village. We got a bunch of stuff to share including the oysters, shrimp cocktail, salad, lobster roll and crab dip. The 2 must try for me would be the shrimp cocktail and crab dip!

    Steak Frites
    Reed G.

    Perfect for seafood lovers. The true highlight here is the staff. The restaurant was running behind and the manager, Natalie was kind enough to cover the first round. I ordered the Velvet Island (vacation in a class). We ordered the Le Prince to share-loved the oysters and shrimp cocktail, could have done without the clams and crab salad(lacked flavor). For our mains, we got the lobster spaghetti, lobster roll and steak frites. My friends really enjoyed their mains. Again the lobster roll was just okay. Natalie was kind enough to off the Caesar salad and it was delicious. I'd def get that and the shrimp cocktail again. I want to go back for brunch.

    Jennifer B.

    The vibe is so cool - what a neat place with excellent seafood, great wine list and even better 80s music!! Great time and wonderful food

    Breakfast Platter
    Pratima M.

    A cute spot for a seafood brunch tucked away in West Village -- they have a ton of great outdoor seating, waiters were very nice. The Breakfast Platter was delicious -- super fresh, tons of variety, good to split if you like to sample a ton of things. Pacific Oysters were yummy! Obligatory pancakes for the table were great too. I'd definitely come back!

    Warm Lobster  Roll and fries
    Don R.

    Stopped in for lunch on my daughter's recommendation of places to eat while visiting NYC. It's a very small and quaint location on the corner. Really nice inside and my server was Roden and he did an excellent job! I ordered the lobster roll which I was told is a house favorite. I also added the French fries for $4 and I'm glad I did. Lobster roll was a good size portion and was very tasty. The fries were light and crispy. An absolute perfect combination!

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