Odessa Restaurant
(212) 253-1470
119 Ave A
New York,
NY
10009
40.7264
-73.9835
Neighborhoods: Downtown, East Village, Alphabet City
What People Are Saying About Odessa Restaurant
The Editor
Josh Ozersky
Citysearch
While still a bastion of boozy East Village night life, Odessa has long given up its formerly Ukrainian character. While you can still get a creditable plate of pierogies there, this is otherwise unexceptionable Greek diner fare, down to the giant menu ranging from chicken fingers to breast of veal.
User Reviews
Anonymous
January 25, 2009
It's true- Odessa always seems packed, but the food here is quite good. Pierogies are delicious! It's almost impossible to brave the crowds on weekends, but if you can get a seat, definitely check this place out.
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November 01, 2008
The food is great (Pierogi, stuffed cabbage, etc) but the atmosphere is not. The menu is jam packed and everyone that I know usually sticks to the basics. Consider taking your meal out to Thompkins Square park across the stree for a nice place to sit.
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rm1776
April 23, 2008
Great pirogies, latkes. Skip the matzo ball soup. Can't beat a place where you can fill your belly with potatoes and then drink some good vodka afterwards for not much more than 10 bucks. LOVE this place, feel like I'm doing my eastern european grandparents proud by supporting such an institution.
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Category:
Restaurants, Diners, Catering, Delicatessens
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Breakfast, Late Night Dining, People Watching, Group Dining, Food Delivery
