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250 Broome St.,
New York, NY 10002
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B, D at Grand St.; F at Delancey St.; J, M, Z at Essex St.
$4-$14
Cash Only
This venue is closed.
Allan Feldman has cooked fancy French at La Grenouille and New American at Veritas, and he returns to his Mexican (yes, Mexican) roots with La Barra, a diminutive cevichería on the Lower East Side. Joined in this seafood-centric venture by three childhood friends and former classmates at the American School in Mexico City, Feldman plans to offer a half-dozen versions of the flash-cured fish, ranging from red snapper to octopus. There are also vegetarian soups and seafood bisques, Argentine-style empanadas, and shrimp and chicken posoles, plus a raw bar and Latin American beer and wine. The storefront seats 22 (ten at the subway-tiled bar), and is open everyday until 1 a.m., and Saturday and Sunday for brunch.
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