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Talula's Garden opens Monday
The Stephen Starr/Aimee Olexy collab Talula's Garden will debut on Washington Square this coming Monday, April 11.
Talula's Garden opens Monday
The Stephen Starr/Aimee Olexy collab Talula's Garden will debut on Washington Square this coming Monday, April 11. The 102-seat eatery (66 of which can be found in the outdoor garden area) will start out serving dinner daily from 5 to 11 p.m., plus Sunday brunch. Chef Michael Santoro, whose background we ran down in March, will cook dishes like a veloute of sweet peas with cuttlefish "ravioli"; a spring salad of herbs, flowers and lettuces, with almond milk dressing and croutons; and braised halibut with new potato gnocchi, Meadowset egg, raisin puree and mushroom jus on his opening menu. A few weeks in, Olexy will roll out a 12-course tasting option, somewhat akin to the experience Talula's Table, that'll run around $100 a head; cheese will be a huge focus here, as well, as they've got an expansive program in the works. More info on the restaurant soon.
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