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A restaurant · Central Park · on five New York Dearest lists

Tavern on the Green

Worth it. Tavern On The Green is one of the most iconic restaurants in New York City.

Address
W 67th St
Hours
Mon to Thu 11 am to 10 pm
Fri 11 am to 11 pm
Sat 9 am to 11 pm
Sun 9 am to 10 pm
Subway
B, C to 72 St, 5 min
Cost
Entrees $31 to $74 across the seasonal menus
Website
tavernonthegreen.com

Tavern on the Green, in my photographs

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Visiting Central Park

No. 20 on that list
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The stunning interior has come a long way from storing sheep.

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One of two restaurants within the park, Tavern on the Green originally served as a sheep fold before being transformed into a restaurant in 1934. Despite its touristy reputation, the restaurant dishes out great food using locally sourced ingredients.

The stunning interior has come a long way from storing sheep. Tavern on the Green is particularly enchanting during the holidays when it gets decked out head toe with cheerful decor. Enjoying a meal here is a great addition for anyone looking for famous Central Park activities.

What I wrote thereFold it away

One of two restaurants within the park, Tavern on the Green originally served as a sheep fold before being transformed into a restaurant in 1934. Despite its touristy reputation, the restaurant dishes out great food using local ingredients.

The stunning interior has come a long way from storing sheep. Tavern on the Green is particularly enchanting during the holidays when it gets decked out with legendary decor. Enjoying a meal here is a great addition for anyone looking for iconic things to do in New York City during Christmas.

Worth it

Dating back to 1934, Tavern on the Green is famous for being one of two restaurants within Central Park.

What I wrote thereFold it away

Dating back to 1934, Tavern on the Green is famous for being one of two restaurants within Central Park. Historic and picturesque, the building originally served as a sheepfold before transforming into a dinning venue for New York’s high society.

In the late 1970’s Tavern on the Green was rumored to be John Lennon’s favorite birthday venue.

Serving traditional American cuisine, the restaurant offers a memorable dining experience, especially during the holiday season when the restaurant is completely decked out with Christmas decorations.

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