Minetta Tavern • 1937

Minetta Tavern, established in 1937 in New York, NY, is a historic eatery nestled in Greenwich Village. Named after the Minetta Brook, it has a rich literary past, having hosted luminaries like Ernest Hemingway and Eugene O'Neill. Initially serving Italian cuisine, it now blends Parisian steakhouse with traditional New York City tavern fare. The restaurant is renowned for its vintage decor and signature dishes like their legendary burger, creating a unique dining experience.