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Terroir Tribeca
Hearth & Terroir
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Morning after #METALMONDAY. @paulbradymusic tribute to Angela Gossow & her GROWL: http://t.co/KU3hZ3oH8S Murray Hill will never be the same.
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November 03, 2012
The largest of the locations of New York's most lauded wine bar, this location like the others offers an eclectic, almost nerdy wine list filled with unusual sherries, small-growth vineyards, and -- especially -- rieslings. A small but interesting menu of panini and small dishes by Hearth's Marco Canora insures you don't get too rocked by all the wine.
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May 20, 2010
Citysearch Editorial Review. When a wine bar carries only one bottle of Bordeaux, but has a New York Riesling on tap, you know times are a-changing. Operating under the same quirky, anti-snob ethos of the original Terroir in the East Village, this Tribeca location is triple the size and has a full service kitchen. The vibe is bourgie but boisterous and young (for a wine bar), and the wine list eclectic, whimsically described and a lot of fun to explore, with most wines available by the half-glass. The food--red wine oxtail-risotto balls, bone marrow bruschetta, a veal and peppers sandwich--could stand on its own but is taken to another level with wine pairings.
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