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Tipsy Parson

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156 Ninth Avenue New York NY 10011
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(212) 620-4545
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Located on a landmark block in west Chelsea, Tipsy Parson is a 70-seat American brasserie, serving lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.

Tipsy Parson serves refined comfort food, focusing on Regional American favorites, with a nod to Southern classics.

The menu revolves around reinterpretations of classic American home-cooking.

The full-bar features classic American cocktails, traditional...

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Editorial reviews from the web (5)

"Too cute for words", this midpriced Chelsea "standout" near the High Line dishes up "decadent" Southern "country cooking" backed by "lovely cocktails"; the "homey" interior and "easy-with-a-smile" service keep the crowd "happy."

Average Rating
65

From Julie Taras Wallach and Tasha Garcia Gibson, who owned the celebrated and now shuttered Little Giant, comes this intriguing new Chelsea property. Located on a landmark block in west Chelsea, Tipsy Parson is a 70-seat American brasserie, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Tipsy Parson serves refined comfort food, focusing on Regional American favorites, with a nod to...

If New York's Chelsea neighborhood were magically transported to the American South, it might taste something like Tipsy Parsons, a hip southern-accented eatery with a menu of artery-hardening delights. Named for a boozy southern dessert, the TP and its menu are all about comfort in the belly and soul: fried pickles, homemade peanut butter with crackers, bourbon-laced chicken liver mouse, and...

Named for a drunk dessert, but sounds like a smashed Southern deb to us. Little Giant ladies go north to Chelsea but dish the dirty-dirty. Haute Dixie puts the roasted prunes in pork and grits, the andouille in pig in a poke. Cheery front room accommodates fried cheese curds, country ham charcuterie, library wallpaper. Don't worry, they're not real books. Bit more somber in back -- communal...

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Named after a liquor-soaked sponge cake popular in the South, Tipsy Parson is the Southern complement to owners Tasha Garcia Gibson and Julie Taras Wallach’s popular Lower East Side comfort food...

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Delicious

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100

Love this place, been a couple times and I love the atmosphere and food! I would recommend the shrimp and grits!

Fun place to dine with friends

Average Rating
100

We were a group of 8 for dinner. We sat at a nice large table in the middle of the dining room. The service staff was very attentive and professional. They had good knowledge of their products and made some delicious food and wine choices...

Great brunch

Average Rating
100

Had a great brunch at Tipsy Parson. The eggs were delicious. The biscuits were very tasty. The mushroom toast was very good. The service was prompt and friendly

Lovely atmosphere good food

Average Rating
100

We came here for a late Sunday brunch. We were very charmed by the deco, definitely very English, right on points with its name.
The food is decidedly American Southern comfort food. All heavy stuff like biscuit with gravy or grits, no salad anywhere on...

Excellent lunch venue but sit in the front

Average Rating
80

OK, the service was excellent as was the food. The only reason I haven't given it an 'Excellent' was the noise. Our table was in the back room and if there are two large groups of people at the other tables whose only means of...

Business description (4)

Tipsy Parson is an affordable, soulful and fun neighborhood American restaurant in west Chelsea serving “belly-filling goodness” seven days a week - morning, noon and night.Come for weekend brunch and wake up over a cup of freshly-brewed Stumptown Coffee while you devour New York City’s best sticky bun, doughnuts and farm-fresh eggs.Claim a cozy window seat with friends or belly-up to the bar...

Since 2010 the company has been providing Retail - American Restaurant.

Located on a landmark block in west Chelsea, Tipsy Parson is a 70-seat American brasserie, serving lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.

Tipsy Parson serves refined comfort food, focusing on Regional American favorites, with a nod to Southern classics.

The menu revolves around reinterpretations of classic American home-cooking.

The full-bar features classic American cocktails, traditional...

Tipsy Parson is the sophomore project from the owners of Little Giant. Located on a landmark block in west Chelsea, Tipsy Parson is a 70-seat American brasserie, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Tipsy Parson serves refined comfort food, focusing on Regional American favorites, with a nod to Southern classics. The menu revolves around reinterpretations of classic American...

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Know Before You Go: The kitchen serves only bar snacks, including fried pickles, hush puppies and fried cheese curds, from 4pm to 5:30pm.

What to Drink: The restaurant has a mint julep slushie machine to quench your thirst for cheeky Southern cocktails.

Where to Sit: Relax in those colorful, cushioned seats near the bay windows in front and a waiter will come to serve you.

Know Before You Go

The kitchen serves only bar snacks, including fried pickles, hush puppies and fried cheese curds, from 4pm to 5:30pm.

Where to Sit

Relax in those colorful, cushioned seats near the bay windows in front and a waiter will come to serve you.

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