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Jeepney Filipino Gastropub
(Jetzt geschlossen)Philippinisches Restaurant$$$$
East Village, New York City
Die Experten bei Time Out New York und Gothamist empfehlen diesen Ort
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Justin OrgelJuni 24, 2013Try the duck fetus w/ fish sauce to pretend you are a mild version of Andrew Zimmern on "Bizarre Foods"
Janelle J.Oktober 11, 2012The longanisa hamburger (chori burger) is one of the best things I've put in my mouth.
King ReyesApril 21, 2015Very expensive meal but really worth the try!!! Try the tapsilog and mango water.
Anjeline TanAugust 11, 2014Overpriced and the food is just okay (I had their longganisa hotdog) and my cousin's chorizo sliders were rare but I'll have to go back to try other items on the menu.
Alex KeslingSeptember 7, 2014If you have the option of getting the garlic rice... do it. It's famazing.- Justin OrgelMai 12, 2013After you leave keep telling friends, co-workers and acquaintances about this cool "Filipino Gastropub" until they punch you in the face
- Valentin GuerinMai 6, 2016You have to try the burger, but Medium Rare, otherwise it will be too dry.
You should make the effort to do Kamayan Night at least once
Glenda B 🙌Mai 10, 2013Pretty sure I want to mainline the ube milkshake with Rice Krispies DIRECTLY INTO MY VEINS.
taw OngApril 23, 2018Over rated restaurant. The Filipino foods are not that delicious. Importantly, they speak Tagalog.
MeliOktober 21, 2014Avoid working with Nicole! Worst hostess ever. Sabrina was a great server though. You'd need to put a gun to my head to ever come back here. Not worth it. $50/head for kamayan dinner? Pure shit food.- MeliOktober 21, 2014This was the worst restaurant experience of my life! They were not accommodating at all, charged us $50 for the person who didn't show even tho I emailed in advance. Did not take my RSVP 2 wk advance
Come for the food, stay for the Beenie Man.
Sergio PeraltaJuni 28, 2014Don't eat there if you're vegetarian. They won't even make an effort to accommodate a decent dish.- Jesus DocotSeptember 17, 2014To Nicole, Mabuhay ka sa napasimulan mong pagpapalaganap ng pagkain at kulturang Piilipino. Habang dumadagsa ang mga parokyano,isabay mo na ang pagdisplay ng mga HAND_PAINTED MINIATURIZED JEEPNEY.
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Filipino Gastropub by The Maharlikans.
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- Mo–Di
- 17:00–22:30
- Mi–Do
- 11:30–15:30
- 17:00–22:30
- Fr
- 11:30–15:30
- 17:00–23:30
- Sa
- 11:00–15:30
- 17:00–23:30
- So
- 11:00–15:30
- 17:00–22:30
(212) 533-4121
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Ja
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Ja
Rollstuhlgerecht
Ja
Parkplatz
Straße
WC
Ja
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"the sisig, duh. pork and tuna varieties are so good. mama fina’s iced tea is also refreshing and helps cut the heaviness of the food! order first, sit and eat, then pay."
Alex - 6.9
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Kino - 7.5
"I loved the chicken inasal! The pork adobo was also very good (not in picture). Pancit palabok was tasty, on the saucier side. Nice semi enclosed outdoor dining with heaters."
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