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Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm and 5:30pm-10:30pm; Sat, 10am-4pm and 5pm-10:30pm; Sun, 10am-4pm and 5pm-10pm
1 at Christopher St.-Sheridan Sq.; 1, 2, 3 at 14th St.
$17-$24
Cash Only
Not Accepted
Leroy St. to 16th St., Fifth Ave. to Hudson St.
The staff at corner-store-sized Tartine can’t be bothered to take names for the perpetual groups waiting for a seat, so be prepared to stand outside in an informal "line" that, given the restaurant’s BYOB policy, often resembles a quaint block party. Provided you don’t place a high premium on legroom or friendliness, the wait is worth it. Once you (and your wine bottle) get a table, you’ll be treated to simple, delicious French fare that is surprisingly inexpensive. It ain’t named Tartine for nothing, either—try the tarte du jour for a light lunch, or order a sweet variety for dessert.
Recommended DishesBouchee a la reine (chicken pot pie), $18; spicy chicken with guacamole and french fries, $18
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