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Palacinka

28 Grand St., New York, NY 10013
nr. Sixth Ave. See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
212-625-0362 Send to Phone

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Cuisine: French, Mediterranean

Photo by Robert K. Chin

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Nearby Subway Stops

C, E at Spring St.; A, C, E at Canal St.

Prices

$5-$15

Payment Methods

Cash Only

Special Features

Breakfast
Brunch - Weekend
Great Desserts
Lunch

Alcohol

Full Bar

Reservations

Not Accepted

Profile

This venue is closed.

As the SoHo dining scene becomes ever more high-strung, it's nice to know you don't have to flee the neighborhood entirely to find someplace mellow. Palacinka, the laid-back creperie with better-than-usual flea-market decor (not a Pastis bottle in sight) and zero-attitude service, is a refuge for SoHo cafe lovers. The buckwheat crepe with ham, Gruyere and egg is simple, tasty fare. To be truly unwound, try the sweet chestnut or banana-and-nutella filled crepes. — Chloe Osborne

Recommended Dishes

Ham, gruyere and egg crepe, $8.50; banana and nutella crepe, $6.50

Reader Ratings

10.0

"Highly Recommended"
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Shhhh...don't give it away!

wannabecritic from | Posted on 1/2/03

Overall Reader Rating: 10 (Highly Recommended)


Food:	10
Service:	8

Décor:	7

Value:	10

Wonderful food in a sparsely decorated and dimly lit eatery, just off the beaten path. From the Ham & Cheese crepe to the wonderful Banana and Nutella crepe, great tastes all around. By far the best creperie in the city -- and what...Read More

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