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Address: 239 W Broadway, New York, NY 10013
Phone: (646) 476-2380
Website: https://chipandtina.com/
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Reviews
It was extra special because we were there around Christmas time and the owners opened the restaurant up for a couple of extra days around the holidays. They only take reservations over the phone and there are very few tables. The service was extraordinary, and I believe this was driven by both owner philosophy and the small number of tables versus wait staff. One thing I noticed immediately was the distance between tables: : much greater than most New York restaurants. As a result, conversation with your partner was easy and it was very quiet. This is a special event restaurant, and as such commands a premium for the experience. This premium is justified by the quality of the food and the attentive service. Highly recommend.
The food and drinks were excellent, but what really sold me was how comfortable and cared-for the entire experience felt. It’s the kind of spot where you relax into the evening instead of watching the clock.
I loved it so much that I made a standing reservation after my first visit and that should say everything. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a place that gets both quality and hospitality right.
Tina and Chip are the aunt and uncle my girlfriend and I never had, and they’re the shining light in our lives. We look forward to our visit every month – it’s what helps us keep going through the rest of the dreary month.
The menu is hand written in exquisite cursive by Tina, and features a note to take a break from your phone while dining. It’s where I get to wear the dresses sleeping in my closet, the ones I can’t wear anywhere else… because dressing up is encouraged, recognized, appreciated, and healthily complimented.
The food is as exquisite as the setting and the service. Meticulously crafted, seasonal, Chip always has a special or two up his sleeve. Last night it was a pork trotter with pepper vinegar, a souffle served with beets, and a tilefish. But the duck three ways will always be a star in my eyes.
We sealed the meal with the cheese plate full of local selections… who knew Queens made a washed rind like that?
And for the price point ($125 for 4 courses) there is no better deal out there.
We come here for special occasions, because there is no place as special as Eulalie. (No photos of course, because I was actually present for my meal.)
I ordered a wine pairing and I was given more than I could finish. In terms of the food, I liked the scallop appetizer and thought the duck breast entree was decent too. We were also given a few things gratuit for the birthday celebration which we highly appreciated.
It was not a busy night and maybe 6 of the 11 tables were occupied. The service was somewhat slow as we had to wait for 50 mins between the mid course and the entree. All the other tables seem to have gotten their entrees before we got ours.
Lastly, chef Chip came out at the end of the dinner service and stopped by every table except ours to say hello. We felt a little neglected by the chef