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Great Jones Cafe remains the same once was an outpost in a no man's land, it is now one of the last down to earth neighborhood joints in the ""new"" Bowery. Drop in and wet your whistle!
Great Jones Cafe 54 Great Jones St New York, New York 10012 Call us 212-674-9304 visit us http//www.greatjones.com/ Cajun Restaurant, Cocktail Bar, Brunch Restaurant, Hamburger Restaurant, Bar, American Restaurant The Great Jones Cafe opened in June of 1983 when Great Jones Street was such a desolate, forgotten block that writer Don DeLillo chose the street as a ""hide-out"" for the rock star...
"No-frills" says it all about this "friendly" NoHo Cajun where the "solid" vittles arrive in a "dumpy", verging on "campy" setting; 30-plus years on, the crowd's still "local", the vibe "downtown" and the jukebox as "great" as ever.
With its slack-jaw facade, this NoHo restaurant could seriously pass for a roadhouse in the rural South. The place will satisfy cravings for turbo margaritas, po' boys, jambalaya, honey-smothered cornbread and good old-fashioned rock 'n'… Read More
"Slow food" and Southern stylings are just the epicurean reason that Great Jones is what the French bistro might've looked like had the archetype originated State-side.
With its slack-jaw façade, this NoHo restaurant could seriously pass for a roadhouse in the rural South. The place will satisfy cravings for turbo margaritas, po' boys, jambalaya, honey-smothered cornbread and good old-fashioned rock 'n' roll. There's not much more to report, except that the food is cheap, the portions big and the screen door is bright orange. Brunch is also a scene, and,...
Ragin' Cajun with a can't-miss bright orange façade. Rare juke joint in the concrete jungle. Hollerin' blues and diabolical vodka lemonades. The Cajun Mary, a spicy ode to the blessed Virgin, will kick your brunch up a notch, Emeril-syle. Legit gumbo and the best peppered, blackened catfish. Sucks you in for hours; spits you out drunk and sated.
Great value, solid food, cool place. Go here and get the gumbo with jalapeño cornbread and you won't regret it. Take that to the bank.
I had a bad meal at Great Jones Cafe. When I visited the restaurant only the brunch menu was available – I had seen reviews and photos from their regular menu and the food looked and sounded great. The brunch still sounded interesting, and being a Southern food lover, I was excited to try it out. However, my excitement quickly dissipated when the food was placed in front of me.
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Great Southern/Cajun food. Came here with a friend who lives in the neighborhood. I had the jambalaya - it was fantastic. Perfectly cooked, and the chicken was so tender it melted in your mouth. Place is pretty small and has a hipster kind of vibe. Lots of good beers.
Stumbled upon this place as a shield from the snow after failing the lottery at the public theatre... It is absolutely without a doubt the luckiest place I could've stumbled upon. Soooooo delicious. The jambalaya is worth trekking snow for. Corn bread! Garlic mashed potatoes. Can't go wrong!!!!
We have been to Nola several times so bar is high if I see creole. This place has food spiced right.Veggie burger, jambalaya, and honey chicken were all hits. It's a small joint with right atmosphere and nice little bar. Staff friendly too.
Great Jones Cafe remains the same once was an outpost in a no man's land, it is now one of the last down to earth neighborhood joints in the ""new"" Bowery. Drop in and wet your whistle!
Great Jones Cafe
54 Great Jones St
New York, New York 10012
Call us
212-674-9304
visit us
http//www.greatjones.com/
Cajun Restaurant, Cocktail Bar, Brunch Restaurant, Hamburger Restaurant, Bar, American Restaurant
The Great Jones Cafe opened in June of 1983 when Great Jones Street was such a desolate, forgotten block that writer Don DeLillo chose the street as a...
Great Jones St Cafe can be found at Great Jones St 54. The following is offered: Restaurants: Cajun. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In New York there are 12 other Restaurants: Cajun . An overview can be found here.
Great Jones Cafe
54 Great Jones St
New York, NY 10012
(212) 674-9304
Visit Us
American Restaurant, Cajun Restaurant
The Great Jones Cafe opened in June of 1983 when Great Jones Street was such a desolate, forgotten block that writer Don DeLillo chose the street as a...
Great Jones St Café offers a Cajun and American cuisine.
Eating & Drinking: Open for dinner. There`s a .A full selection of alcoholic beverages are served.
Notable Mention: Being a good value for your dollar.
Details to Note: Smoking is permitted in smoking areas. The restaurant stays open late.
Ways to Pay: Cash Only
When to Go: Unless you're OK with a wait, show up on the early side.
The Extras: Jukebox picks lean heavily toward the Buck Owens, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash side of rusted rock and roll. A small handful of contemporaries--Southern Culture on the Skids, the Replacements--shake things up a little.
Unless you're OK with a wait, show up on the early side.
Jukebox picks lean heavily toward the Buck Owens, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash side of rusted rock and roll. A small handful of contemporaries--Southern Culture on the Skids, the Replacements--shake things up a little.
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