We came to Zimmi's to celebrate my birthday & had our reservation for 6:30 pm on a Tuesday and were seated promptly by the door. The space is charming and gives a cute French bistro/cafe vibe. There are a few tables and a small bar area, so not too much seating. Would recommend making a reservation or coming at opening time. A very cozy restaurant to visit. The menu the gave us was a little different from their menu listed online & it seems it changes offerings depending on the season. The food I'd give an overall 4 stars but the service was very kind & attentive so bumping it to a 5 star. The menu is on the expensive side so it's more of a big budget meal/date night/special occasion kind of restaurant. We ordered the following items for two of us (we can eat a fair amount): -terrine de lapeareau ($25): described as a rabbit pate/meat terrine. It came out in a small block topped with some crispy sage leaves they get from an upstate NY farm & a hunk of sourdough bread from La Cabra Bakery. The rabbit wasn't gamey at all like I thought it might be, it tastes similar to other pate-y meats. I think the server had said if we like charcuterie we would like this & it's true. It's very well salted & seasoned & pairing it with the sourdough bread adds a balanced savoriness to it (although I do say the crusty bread hurt my mouth a little so be careful eating it). My bf is a little sensitive to salt & thought it was almost on the edge of too salty but it wasn't. It was the perfect amount of salted umami flavor paired with the bread, especially for someone who tends to like salty foods (me). If you can imagine the saltiness & umami of prosciutto, it's kind of like that. -omelette ($30): an omelette with porcini mushrooms The omelette is buttery & rich yet mild & soft. The flavor is very subtle, with maybe a whisper of a mushroom flavor. While pretty tasty, I'm not sure it was unique enough to want to reorder again or pay $30 for it. -blettes farcis ($32): veal stuffed swiss chard (I think this item switches up seasonally but usually some type of meat stuffed vegetable in broth) This dish was very tasty in a homey, rustic way. It came with 3 rolled meat/veggie pieces, served with a few vegetables on the side in a vegetable broth. When you combine all the components together, it's a very comforting bite. The salty vegetable broth enhances the meat wrapped inside the veggie & there's a small crunch element from the accessory spring vegetables in the bowl. There's a touch of maybe citrus or lemon in the soup that gives it a brightness tying the flavors together. Very tasty! -la pastasciutta ($30): tagliatelle w/ chicken ragout On paper this just sounds like a normal pasta but it was delicious, my bf's favorite dish - he contemplated ordering a 2nd one immediately haha. The one we had felt like a chicken liver pasta, I later asked and I think a server confirmed it's little bits like chicken heart/gizzard/liver etc like offals. The pasta was creamy & savory & I believe whatever the sauce is probably stewed for awhile. There was maybe like a hint of acidity from whatever I remember or earthiness flavor? Don't let my description scare you off, the dish was very well balanced & satisfying to eat. We were scraping any bits of the meat and sauce before they took the plate away (they were very understanding haha). -feuilles de courgette ($16): seasonal spring item of squash leaves The server told us the squash leaves are a pretty short season/seasonal item so we had to get it & they served it with the veal rillette we got at the end. While the squash leaves themselves weren't any different from other veggies for me, it was overall very well seasoned. It was dressed in a delicious high quality EVOO & tasted like it had lots of garlic (yum yum up my alley). Great to pair with a meaty dish. -pané d'agneau ($48): crispy lamb rillettes w/ softboiled egg & market greens We've had duck rillettes before so were curious how a lamb rillette would taste. I'm kind of ambivalent on lamb depending on how it's prepared (ie. I enjoy the heavily seasoned Chinese lamb skewers but other lamb dishes are sometimes too gamey for me) but I was willing to try the dish out. It's definitely very crispy on the outside, soft meat on the side & still tastes like lamb (for lamb lovers this is great haha). I'd say as an ambivalent lamb eater, the flavor was a very tad strong for me but definitely still doable. It pairs well with the sauce that I believe is like a smoky paprika sauce of some sort that kinda cancels out any potential natural gaminess of lamb. The market green salad that came with is is also delicious & dressed with some bright citrus so everything works together even if you're not a huge lamb lover. Being the most expensive item we ordered though, if you're not a lamb lover I'd say maybe try a different item. Dessert: corn cake + scoop of ice cream w/ huckleberry compote I asked for on the side - very yum! read more

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I was very lucky to snag a seat in this tiny, cute French-ish spot. With only 32 seats and 5 bar stools. It fills up fast! The jockeying is worth it. The menu Bletee Farcee was changed to chicken on the day I visited. I'm sure the original lamb (?) was great, but the Chard wrapped ground chicken was magnificent. The shallow bowl arrived allowing an explosion of chard and pea flavors to fill the air. They waded in a bowl of delicate broth to make this a perfect appetizer. I'm not a big fish eater, so it is difficult for me to compare Black Cod preparations, but I did enjoy this more potent cod. Sitting on a bed of wild rice and peas, it looked as good as it eats. If you decide to try Zimmi's, make a reservation or come very early. You don't want to miss out on the treat. read more

Zimmi's - Zimmi's - Blette Farcee - Chard wrapped ground chicken in broth with snow pea pods. - American Near Me - New York, New York

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Everything was outstanding!! Our waiter was a breath of fresh air. Food was incredible and the vibe was amazing.

My favorite restaurant in nyc! Delicious, fun dishes and exceptional service. We had our anniversary dinner here and needed to wait 10ish minutes for a table to finish. The host (owner) was very transparent and gave us drinks to enjoy while we waited. When we sat down, he also immediately brought a delicious appetizer for us to enjoy while looking through the menu. All the vegetables are sourced from a specific farm they work with and are in season! Server went through all the menu options with us and shared incredible recommendations based on what we were looking for. Delicious non-alcoholic selection as well! Ambiance was incredible as well, very intimate and inviting. Just the right volume for music and not too crowded. Will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend. read more

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Great spot. We sat at the bar and had a wonderful meal. The bartender was friendly and made great drinks. The restaurant is small and the table seem a bit tight, but that wouldn't stop me from sitting there. However, we always prefer the bar when it's available. We will return. read more

Zimmi's was the second new French West Village restaurant I tried during this visit to NYC, the other was Le Chene. It opened in December last year. It's a petite corner spot with a decent-sized menu which seems to change fairly often and is certainly more upscale than tradition French bistro fare. I ordered 4 dishes: 1) Legumes frits. Fresh veggies fried in a light and crispy tempura-like batter served with an anchovy-based aioli. 2) Soupe de celeri. Chilled celery soup, creamy but non-dairy, topped with creme fraiche. 3) Poulet printanier. Chicken with spring vegetables and lettuce. 4) Brown sugar meringue roulade with cherries and almond. I loved everything. The soup was perhaps the most traditional dish, and my least favourite, but still very good. If I lived nearby and had a large dining-out budget, I'd be here weekly. read more

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Made a reservation for a weeknight a few weeks ahead and had a great meal here! Super tight spot and thus a little loud, but overall good vibes and excellent service. I started with the L'amour perse cocktail (great), then my friend and I ordered: + foie gras + salad d'agrumes + pasta Davia + Asperges aux deux vinaigrettes + Pain au levain + pomme frites + Rhubarb galette + Creme brûlée Top bites were the pasta and galette, followed by the foie gras, fries and creme brûlée. Bread was also great. 4.5 stars. read more

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We had a wonderful meal at Zimmi's. The ambiance inside was very cozy yet upscale and transported us to Paris. Our server was incredibly knowledgeable and kind to us. They had a great selection of wine and I enjoyed my glass of Rhône. We then started with the Tarte Salle which incorporated octopus and other Mediterranean elements. It was out of my food comfort zone but I found it enjoyable and paired well with the wine. We then split the omelette and tagliatelle which were phenomenal. The ham in the omelette is all prepared in house and was outstanding. The tagliatelle was also very good. Overall, we had a great time at Zimmi's and I would definitely come back. read more

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I came here for dinner one day and had a good time with my friend! Located in the west village, this French restaurant is bright, quaint, and both casual and romantic. Service was good as well. My friend and I got their pesto pasta and special chicken dish of the day. I absolutely loved their pesto pasta and would highly recommend. For their chicken, I thought that it was pretty good and loved the vegetables it came with, but thought that it was a bit too salty. Overall, not a bad spot for French cuisine. read more

Zimmi's - Special chicken dish - American Near Me - New York, New York

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Intimate, with charm on fleek. A hit out of the gate. This highly anticipated spot delivers French fare so expertly executed & divinely delicious. I walked in at 5:12 & scored a table. Seating is cozy emphatically so & this is a post covid type seating for sure, but the buzz in the room is real so be prepared. Water glasses are European sized. Ate: Sourdough bread & butter Ratatouille Salmon with beans & turnips Pave au chocolate The salmon & beans were incredible! The beans rivaled some of the top bean dishes I've tasted and I'm into my beans.the pave chocolate with crème anglais was petite perfection. Total: $89 before tip Also, service was so down to earth & unpretentious which is much appreciated. read more

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Phenomenal from start to finish. Each dish was fantastic: Salad, Pesto pasta, swordfish, brown sugar meringue. Service topped it off, wine suggestions made it a memorable experience that compares to very little of late read more

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Zimmi's has my heart! My boyfriend and I had stumbled upon Zimmi's on social media and could not wait to check out the menu! The ambiance and service are fantastic and the food is out of this world! We made a reservation a few weeks back and have been on the edge of our seat to try the food; upon our arrival we were quickly taken to our table (highly recommend making a reservation). We were then given our menus and asked if we wanted to kick-off with some drinks, I had a dirty martini (so perfect) and my boyfriend had a half bottle of Syrah (which was chilled and full of flavor) From there we placed our food order: Appetizers: - French fries (not on the menu, these fries blew our mind! Crispy and full of seasoning!) - Moules Farcies (these mussels are incredible! And trying to explain the flavor would not do it justice) order this dish!! Main courses: - Pasta Davia (the pesto alongside the beans just melted my heart! I am still dreaming about all the flavors) - Échine De Porc (my boyfriend said was something special that touched his soul and melted in his mouth) Dessert: - Pavé Au Chocolate (not my favorite, but if you like rich chocolate desserts then this would be right up your alley) the crème anglaise was wonderful and full of zest! I cannot say enough about how much I enjoyed Zimmi's! If you are looking for the perfect date night restaurant in the West Village, look no further than Zimmi's read more

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This was pretty incredible, even better than I expected going in. The citrus salad, Tarte, bread and butter, and especially the ratatouille were all excellent to start -- I'll be dreaming of that ratatouille. The tagliatelle and especially the lamb shoulder were also outstanding. read more

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Very solid French food! It gets quite loud but the ambiance is casual and romantic at the same time. Service is quick and very attentive. Their wine selection is very good and they offer half bottles too with a big selection. We started with the salad with hazelnuts, socca and foie gras with Sauternes. They were all very good but the salad was a bit salty. Then we shared the salmon, fries and pesto pasta. I thought both the fries and the pesto pasta was a bit salty but I enjoyed all dishes. For dessert, we got vanilla ice cream and that was good too. read more

PEOPLE OF COLOR -- CAUTION BEFORE YOU VISIT. We visited Zimmi's once before and loved the food, so when my birthday came around, it felt like the natural choice. Unfortunately, this visit left us deeply disappointed and uncomfortable. From the moment we arrived, something felt off. The hostess handed menus to everyone waiting except us. Once seated, tables that came in after us had their orders taken first. Both tables adjacent to us were served water and we were not. No one checked in to ask how our food was or whether we wanted dessert, something the tables right next to us received without issue. We walked out after an hour. We're not ones to jump to conclusions, but the pattern was consistent and hard to ignore. Every omission, every skip, every moment of inattention landed on our table and our table alone. As brown customers, this did not feel like coincidence. It felt like discrimination. It's genuinely disappointing because our first visit gave us no reason to expect this. We can't in good conscience recommend this place to other people of color. If you're visiting, go in with your eyes open. read more

The restaurant is excellent. Please note that it is actually Zimmi's with an apostrophe "s" so please do reviews under the Zimmi's Yelp entry. Thanks read more

Nothing screams cozy winter dinner quite like Zimmis. This relaxed French-inspired spot is the kind of place where you can bring your parents, impress a date, or sit solo and act like you're sophisticated while devouring your food with zero shame. On my last visit, my Aunt and I claimed the corner seat behind the coat rack at the bar; hidden, snug, and basically our own little secret. The space is soft, dimly lit, and unpretentious, letting the food do all the talking... and it has a lot to say. Speaking of which: the white wine. Crisp, bright, and impossible to ignore; basically bottled happiness in a glass. And the lamb stew? Tender, messy, and ridiculously flavorful, paired with olive-oil-infused pomme purée that somehow makes mushy food feel like luxury. Honestly, I can't even pick a favorite. Every bite and sip felt like a small, smug victory. Zimmis is cozy, unshowy, and absolutely indulgent. Basically, it's winter in a seat and a glass of wine. And yes, you'll want to come back immediately... probably tomorrow. read more

A very mixed bag here. The legumes frites (pumpkin) and sourdough bread were both outstanding, as was the tagliatelle with chicken ragout. But the lamb-stuffed cabbage had a very weird flavor that neither of us could eat. The side of fries were limp and underdone (surprising given how universally positive the reviews of their fries are...) Big disappointment in the madelines for dessert. The New York Times named it one of the best dishes of the year, but ours came out scorched, with a predominately burnt flavor. read more

Zimmis completely exceeded expectations!! From the moment we arrived the entire staff was so so lovely our waiter was absolutely fantastic. Gave a run down of the menu and suggested the favorites but steered us in the perfect direction for the meal. Bread fabulous Pasta cooked to perfection and so flavorful Pork Chop is not too be missed and came with the most insane summer salad THE FRIES are pristine Madeleines made to order I cannot say enough good things about this restaurant. Recommend to anyone looking for incredible service and a beautiful evening! read more

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Buzzy space--quintessential West Village--located across the street from me. Found a seat at the bar. Loved everything about Zimmi's. The food was one savory delight after the next. A bit divergent from NYC "French" food, in the best possible way. Highly recommended. read more

SPECIAL!!!!! fabulous cocktails. beautiful attention to detail. serious pastry chef ..... this is elevated dining. extraordinary vegetables. read more

Love the location. The interior albeit tight, and small, was still cozy and lovely on these cold winter evenings. The service was superb. It was, at times hard to hear the server, especially when he was sharing the specials and describing the dishes but that minor inconvenience was overshadowed but every moment there. The drink I ordered, I don't remember the name, BUT I remember the main ingredient was saffron gin and she was delightful. The ratatouille and stuffed mussels were delectable. I don't typically like ratatouille but this one won me over. Perfectly seasoned, severed room temp and slightly spicy I think.. made me cough a bit. Haha.. not sure why. The mussels were so fresh. So well seasoned. So perfectly cooked. I would order again and again and I'm not usually one for a hot mussel lol.. but this one was divine!! The pork collar. Get! It! Even if you don't eat much pork you will be very thankful you at least tried it. My gawd!!.. that bad boy was amazing!! The pork! The shallots! The sauce! Hey now!!!! So! Deee! Lish! We both wanted to have dessert but we couldn't fit anything more in our bellies.. maybe bc we were partially filled on the bread & butter prior to our entrees.. so lucky for us they provided complimentary shortbread cookies.. which might I add were perfection! Like.. do they make anything just ok?? I dunno. I didn't order it if so lol - will definitely be going again when I can get a resy. And I can not wait to do so. Honestly astounding! Thank you Zimmi's!! read more

Zimmi's - Echiné de porc Pork Collar w/ dandelion, hazelnut, shallot - American Near Me - New York, New York

Quaint and unpretentious. Superb french home cooking. The joint is basically tucked into this padded enclave in the west village where you have to walk 2 blocks in any direction to hit any real traffic. This makes the corner super quiet and pleasant: very evocative of what I glean they're going for here. The menu is short and simple: home cooking from the french countryside. The chef is clearly bold enough to take risks (vegetable terrine and a ratatouille in the winter) but it pays off. The terrine was simple, nothing too crazy, but really good. The lamb stew warmed my heart. Delicious and exemplary of the best you can hope for from a grandmother with a lifetime of experience. Even though the place just opened, it felt like everyone was a regular. Someone at the bar was eating alone and chatting with the manager and it didn't seem like an employee?? Prices were reasonable, save for a $250 truffle pasta which we politely declined. Great spot and I hope they change the menu quickly so that I can come back and try more. read more

Cute spot, though nothing on the menu really spoke to me. Best dishes were the pork collar and tagliatelle with chicken ragu. Thought service was very smooth, especially for only being open several weeks. Tables are very close together and actually need to be moved to make space to get up. read more

A great little restaurant that focuses on Southern French cuisines. Though the plates are traditional they are prepared in a contemporary French rethinking. The sauces are still there but no cream, at least in the ones I ordered. And there is a spoon to help you eat your meat, fish or vegetable with its sauce or there is sourdough side order. In the dishes, the fresh herbs come through not only aromatically but you can taste a bit of their green chalkiness on their own. In the fish dish I ordered there was a satisfying accompaniment of vegetables that ranged from savory to bitter. There are also delicious Southern French wines, many of which can be served in a half bottle. Leave room for the spectacular soft meringue with fresh cherries. Highly recommended. read more

I spend a lot of time in France, and have not tasted any dishes in the US that evoked the same sense memories as my meal at Zimmi's. Everything is relatively simple, but perfectly executed with tremendous attention to detail. The legumes frites and cote de boeuf were particularly noteworthy, the pasta was perfectly cooked, and the salad was incredibly clean, seemingly comprised of whatever the freshest ingredients the team could find that day. They do not allow corkage, but the wine list is extensive and has reasonably priced options for any palate. Recommend the Coessens Largillier Champagne to pair well with virtually the entire menu. read more

Zimmi's is a new French restaurant in the West Village. A small, quaint, cozy dining room with a few seater bar, excellent service, and great food. We had; Sourdough bread and butter - very good. Soupe D'Artichaut - artichoke soup with foie gras. This was excellent, a nice piece of foie gras lays in the middle of the soup. The contrasting flavors of the soup to foie gras made the dish. La Pastasciutta - tagliatelle with chicken ragu. Favorite dish of the night and one of the best new pastas in the city. Pasta Davia - linguine with pesto genovese and beans. Zimmi's can do pasta as this was another great dish. The pesto sauce was excellent. Note - both pastas are decent size portions with a lot of flavor. They could easily be an entree for one. Saupiquet D'Agneau - lamb stew, packed a very herbal flavor and the lamb meat was tender and juicy. It was very good. Side Of Fries - excellent big portion of fries that were being offered with the special steak for the night or as a side dish. Rice pudding - creamy and good. Zimmi's was crowded the night we went and will probably be getting more popular in the weeks to come. Reservations are recommended. read more

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Service is excellent. Staff is very professional while also being candid and kind. The fried vegetables are perfect, no oil residue at all and every piece was fried equally. A very well done appetizer imo and the sauce is addicting. The pate is excellent and the crust pieces are amazing which is what you want to see Pesto pasta was the best dish and they split one portion into two dishes without the request which was very nice. Good amount of sauce and pasta was cooked properly. The bass entree was great and perfectly cooked. Perfect amount of cream in the sauce. The lamb dish was also perfectly cooked but strangely had some very tough pieces that were impossible to chew which was surprising and disappointing because of the price tag. Overall the experience was amazing enough for me to leave five stars and I doubt the lamb dish regularly has tough pieces like I experienced. This place will be almost impossible to get a reservation for in a years time read more

My daughter is a regular and we were in town for my husband's birthday. So she was excited to bring us here for dinner. We had an exquisite dining experience! Looking forward to going again next time we are in town. read more

Great food great service THE NOISE IS UNBEARABLE I am sure they will fix it but now its really bad read more

Wow!!! This place that has only been open for three months is going to be hard to get reservations for. One word.amazing. The bartender, Orrin is spectacular. He makes a great martini and is it so incredibly customer friendly that we were sold on the place just from him. His suggestions were spot on every single dish we had was orgasmic. The pasta. Davila was ridiculously good. The artichoke soup with pate was probably one of the best soups I ever had. I love the sourdough bread that was seared with the butter. The ratatouille was good. But I'm not a big rat ratatouille fan. Lori loved it. The favorite was definitely this crepe that had greens on it that was ridiculously good. I don't see it on any of the menus that are posted. So maybe it's new. We definitely wanted to try the vanilla ice cream dessert as well as the chocolate dessert. But I was simply too stuffed. I also definitely would love to try the beef which looked phenomenal, but was way too much for just the two of us. The minimum is 33 ounces at seven dollars an ounce. We sat at the bar, which was perfect. We are definitely going back to this place. read more

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I was hopeful this would be a great meal as this is one of those viral new spots in the city. It's hard to trust influencers these days though, so I tempered my expectations. Glad I did. The best way to describe the experience is honestly just mid. Ambience gets no more than 2 stars. It was way too loud to hear each other speak across the table. The space is very small, so everytime the waiter came to either table next to me, their elbows would be in my face. They never once said excuse me or tried to accommodate the tables to make more room to squeeze in or at least give a heads up that they were coming through. The chairs opposite of the wall sit really low and since there's no room for the waiter to stand next to the table, you're forced to break your neck and look up at them at a weird angle. The food wasn't bad but wasn't great. Fries were nothing to write home about. The cod was fishy. The corn was soggy. The roasted chicken was bland, skin wasn't very crispy and for over $50, it comes with no carbs and isn't even a whole chicken. The best thing we had was the fennel and sage appetizer. The rest was forgettable. I'd give it 3 stars if it wasn't for how unreasonably expensive it is relative to other great restaurants in the city. Knowing the amount we spent, I would not be able to justify coming again. If you're looking for a great piece of protein with some filling sides in the west village you don't have to go very far - Anton's, Minetta Tavern, Lavagna, Frank's (the rosemary chicken), Virginia's are all significantly better and more reasonably priced. read more

We had dinner at Zimmi's the other night and while the food was delicious, the ambiance was terrible. Tables are set up too close to each other. I understand the need to get as many customers into a place as the owner can but this was ridiculously close. The noise level was intolerable. It's impossible to carry on a normal conversation. We won't be returning. read more

It's a cozy and simply decorated spot. Everything I ordered was good and properly portioned. The pastas and the mains are better than the starters. The service was friendly. The wines are for the most part well priced. I'd give this spot a 4.5 but considering that everything felt fluid, rounding up. I'd imagine this place will quickly become hard to reserve in a month so go if you can now. read more

I live around the corner and was so excited for a new restaurant to open up. Heard a lot of hype about Zimmi's and finally had a chance to try it the other night. It's simply not good. Every dish was under-seasoned and disappointing. Save your time, save your money, skip this place. Wine is not bad. Food is atrocious. read more

My reason for giving four stars is I think some changes need to be made in order for this restaurant to make it. The food was good, the service was great, but the prices missed the mark ($50+ for an entree is not market for this echelon of restaurant nor is a $22 cocktail) and the vibe is also confusing. It's too loud and the tables are too packed to make this a romantic dinner spot and it's far too loud to go with a group (I'm not sure how you'd hear anyone, and I'm 31 years old). I hope they can make some changes to be able to cement their spot in the WV market. Right now, this spot feels a little lost. read more

On the coldest New York night in living memory, we took a chance on this cute, new French-Italian spot, and we absolutely loved it. Great date night, cozy and unique dishes (fried ravioli and pork collar were our favorites), and really friendly service. The Corsican red was a great recommendation, too! If we can get reservations again, we might try to become regulars here. read more

Charming little bistro on a charming little street in the West Village. But charm shouldn't come at quite so high a price. An order of (quite good) bread & butter for $12 ? Rice pudding for $28 ? Dinner for two, without dessert and with one glass of wine each was over $220 (before tip). What I was hoping would be a lovely neighborhood joint is priced as an upper east side destination. Service is attentive and kind; the music is kept low; and the food can be inventive, though portions are small. This may be exactly the restaurant they had in mind, even it's not what I was hoping for. And I'll be back. But not very often.... read more

I was really looking forward to an enjoyable meal, but the noise level negated the fine cooking and service. The restaurant is narrow and small, with two rows of tables, barely separated, along the walls. All surfaces are hard, with no sound quelling materials. The result is loud conversation everywhere, making normal conversation impossible. This is a shame, because the food is top notch as is the staff. The wine list is excellent, but the ambiance does not encourage lingering over a fine bottle or a dessert. I hope they can solve this problem read more

Zimmi is outstanding- the food, the service, the ambiance - all stellar. We shared the bread (lightly toasted country bread from the bakery at Chelsea market- perfection!) and we shared the green salad, which was super fresh greens with tarragon, pears and hazelnuts. The lamb ragou with mashed potatos and pork collar were both out of this world. The carmelized apple tart was so delicious!! Servers were knowledgeable, attentive, not intrusive. The restaurant books up in advance but they hold a few unreserved tables for walk-ins. Even the soap and towels in the restrooms are great quality. An all around wonderful experience and I highly recommend! read more