Tanuki Tavern
New York, NY
Tanuki Tavern, a Japanese gastropub and sushi bar in the heart of the Meatpacking District, takes its name from the mischievous and jolly creature of Japanese folklore while the atmosphere draws its inspiration from a Japanese izakaya. With its light wood interior, glowing paper lanterns and eclectic indie soundtrack, Tanuki Tavern’s casual and convivial vibe is great for a quick bite, leisurely meal or late night snack.
Cuisine
Unlike traditional izakayas--pubs serving Japanese (and often Western influenced) snacks, small plates and noodles--Tanuki Tavern also serves an extensive menu of sashimi, inventive and traditional sushi/rolls and riceless rolls as well as grilled/hibachi items that pair well with its wide array of signature cocktails, craft beers and hard to find sakes.
NYC Restaurant Week: extended thru Labor Day!
$35.00 dinner prix fixe menu Mon-Fri.
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Tanuki Sunday Bar-B-Cue
$34 all-you-can-eat menu featuring Salads, Robata, Cavings & more! Every Sunday 2-7pm..
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RESERVATIONS
Address & Phone
at Hotel Gansevoort
18 Ninth Ave (entrance on 13th Street)
New York, NY 10014
P 212.660.6766
F 212.660.6776
Cuisine
Japanese izakaya-inspired
Hours
reservations recommended
Breakfast
daily 7am - 11am
Dinner
Sun 2pm - 11pm "favorites" menu only
Mon–Wed 6pm - 11pm
Thu–Sat 6pm - 12am
Sunday Barbecue
Sun 2pm - 7pm (special BBQ menu)
Late Night
Thu–Sat 12am - 2am
Features
- Outdoor dining
- Small plates menu
- Great for group dining
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