OT - restaurants with unique menus
- Thread starter Jonb127
- Start date
http://www.refinery29.com/weird-restaurants-in-nyc#slide-24
Some strange stuff on this list.. Only one ive been to is Toloache and it was really good. Didnt try those grasshopper tacos though.
Some strange stuff on this list.. Only one ive been to is Toloache and it was really good. Didnt try those grasshopper tacos though.
Clydz in New Brunswick is exactly what you are looking for. Unique foods, great wines, & great martinis.
http://www.clydz.com/menu.html
here's the dinner menu:
http://www.clydz.com/pdfs/dinner.pdf
http://www.clydz.com/menu.html
here's the dinner menu:
http://www.clydz.com/pdfs/dinner.pdf
Can't beat The Lambertville Station's Wild Game Nights...
http://hunterdon.happeningmag.com/wild-lambertville-station-game-nights/
http://hunterdon.happeningmag.com/wild-lambertville-station-game-nights/
Dark Side of the Moo. I've only eaten from their food truck in hoboken but I believe they have an actual spot in jersey city (I think?)
They have alligator sausage, kangaroo, wild boar, and other more out there meats along with some more traditional items.
They have alligator sausage, kangaroo, wild boar, and other more out there meats along with some more traditional items.
This. It's been 20+ years, but the wife and I used to trek up to Lambertville Station at least twice a month.
Found these in the article (link below) that I might have to try very soon myself.
Gentleman Farmer, New York (Manhattan & Brooklyn)
The Sergeantsville Inn, New Jersey
http://www.wideopenspaces.com/top-7-american-restaurants-for-wild-game-eaters/
Gentleman Farmer, New York (Manhattan & Brooklyn)
The Sergeantsville Inn, New Jersey
http://www.wideopenspaces.com/top-7-american-restaurants-for-wild-game-eaters/
I ate there today - love that place - but can't figure out why anyone would suggest it for what the op asked for...
I had that one today, but it's just duck sausage and it tastes, well, like sausage (yes it has confit on it), so it's fairly unique, but not "wild game" unique, like Clydz, which is what the OP is looking for.
To the OP, as someone said above, you have to go to the Sergeantsville Inn, which is pretty famous for wild game.
http://www.sergeantsvilleinn.com/dinner.html
Last edited:
NYC: Congee Village in Chinatown if you like Chinese food.
Here's a sampling of some of the unusual things on the menu:
Ducks Blood with ginger and scallions
Baked fish intestines
Goose Intestines with black bean sauce
Sauteed Sweet Pea pod and duck tongue
Boneless chicken feet
Steam chicken and frog
Frog meat porridge
Pork stomach porridge
Cold Jelly fish
Steamed fish head in black bean sauce
Very reasonably priced and large portions but bring an interpreter. English is a second language and hardly any of the waiters speak it.
It's not the craziest menu, but if you're looking for something like a New Orleans restaurant the Ragin' Cajun in Belmar is very good. They always have great alligator on the menu. It's BYOB, but features live music most nights.
http://www.ragincajunnj.com/menu
http://www.ragincajunnj.com/menu
