FedoraEST. 1952

239 West 4th Street, New York, NY, United States
Fedora features the creative cuisine of chef Matt Griffin, which melds classic comforting dishes with light modern fare.
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The restaurant also boasts a celebrated cocktail book of quirky tipples from legendary bar man Brian Bartels.
Hip hop photography adorns the walls and a beautiful large bar dominates the room.
The dining room features a large, striking bar as well as table seating.
One of Fedora’s best kept secrets is the private dining room hidden below the restaurant.
Fedora balances classic Village ambiance with a modern sensibility.
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Fedora features the creative cuisine of chef Matt Griffin, which melds classic comforting dishes with light modern fare.
Dining Room Tables
The restaurant also boasts a celebrated cocktail book of quirky tipples from legendary bar man Brian Bartels.
Hip hop photography adorns the walls and a beautiful large bar dominates the room.
The dining room features a large, striking bar as well as table seating.
One of Fedora’s best kept secrets is the private dining room hidden below the restaurant.
Fedora balances classic Village ambiance with a modern sensibility.
Corner Booth
Fedora features the creative cuisine of chef Matt Griffin, which melds classic comforting dishes with light modern fare.
Dining Room Tables
The restaurant also boasts a celebrated cocktail book of quirky tipples from legendary bar man Brian Bartels.
Hip hop photography adorns the walls and a beautiful large bar dominates the room.
The dining room features a large, striking bar as well as table seating.
One of Fedora’s best kept secrets is the private dining room hidden below the restaurant.
Fedora balances classic Village ambiance with a modern sensibility.
Corner Booth
Fedora features the creative cuisine of chef Matt Griffin, which melds classic comforting dishes with light modern fare.
Dining Room Tables
The restaurant also boasts a celebrated cocktail book of quirky tipples from legendary bar man Brian Bartels.
Hip hop photography adorns the walls and a beautiful large bar dominates the room.
The dining room features a large, striking bar as well as table seating.
One of Fedora’s best kept secrets is the private dining room hidden below the restaurant.
Fedora balances classic Village ambiance with a modern sensibility.
Corner Booth
Fedora features the creative cuisine of chef Matt Griffin, which melds classic comforting dishes with light modern fare.
Dining Room Tables
The restaurant also boasts a celebrated cocktail book of quirky tipples from legendary bar man Brian Bartels.
Hip hop photography adorns the walls and a beautiful large bar dominates the room.
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Up to 60 guests
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$1k - $10k

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Dine like a New York City insider at this killer eatery. 

A modern speakeasy with playful dishes and creative cocktails, this grandiose dive offers up a cozy, timeless experience. Inspired by different cuisines, this is the sort of spot everyone wants to show their friends.

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Space only

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Venue type

Bar / Club / LoungeRestaurant / Private Dining

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Venue Settings

One of Fedora’s best kept secrets is the private dining room hidden below the restaurant. A walk down the stairs will lead you to the intimate, candle-lit room, ideal for enjoying drinks and dinner with a group of up to ten people. With charming exposed brick walls and caricatures from the original Fedora crew adorning the walls, the room features a single vintage wooden table. 
The entire restaurant space is also available for buyouts for larger events.

Capacity

49Seated60Standing
Fees

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Venue price range
Does this include catering fees?
Yes
Estimated price per head
$75 – $175
Additional charges
Venue fee includes food & beverage. Additional charges- 8.875% NY State/NYC Sales Tax, a 3% admin fee, and suggested 20% gratuity.

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Celebrations hosted here since
1952
Curfew
2 AM
Venue spaces
Indoor venue space only
Catering
Client must use the catering provided by the venue
Alcohol
Provided by Venue for fee – you must use the venue for all alcohol services
Music
Indoors Only
Smoking
Non-smoking venue

Onsite amenities

Street ParkingWifiDining ChairsDining TablesA/V Equipment

Venue Features

The scene

Fedora is a historic Greenwich Village restaurant unlike any other. Originally owned for 50+ years by a local legend Fedora who operated the restaurant as a hangout for Village creatives, she passed the space on to us in 2011 (she was familiar with our restaurants Joseph Leonard and Jeffrey's Grocery and liked that they provided the same type of neighborhood gathering place feel that she had created). The restaurant is a modern speakeasy - sunken below street level it's an inviting and sexy room with great energy and an intimate feel.

Design

Fedora balances classic Village ambiance with a modern sensibility. Hip hop photography adorns the walls and a beautiful large bar dominates the room. The space also includes an intimate private dining room in the cellar, with a large wooden table at the center and decorated with caricatures of the original Fedora crew. There's also a private back garden where the restaurant grows herbs in season.

Awards, Notables & Events

Fedora has been named one of the best West Village restaurants by Refinery 29, and the private dining room was recently featured in The Infatuation. The restaurant has also been covered by various local and national media outlets, and served as a setting for the new Ed Burns TNT show Public Morals.