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The Stanton Social
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99 Stanton St.,
New York, NY 10002
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Hours
Mon-Wed, 5pm-2am; Thu-Fri, 5pm-3am; Sat, 11:30am-3am; Sun, 11:30am-2am
Nearby Subway Stops
F, V at Lower East Side-Second Ave.
Prices
$8-$22
Payment Methods
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Special Features
- Bar Scene
- Brunch - Weekend
- Celeb-Spotting
- Hot Spot
- Late-Night Dining
- Romantic
- Take-Out
Alcohol
- Full Bar
Reservations
Recommended
- Make a Reservation with opentable.com
Profile
Popular since opening in 2005, Stanton Social knows the secret to Lower East Side popularity: Appeal to the transplanted A-listers without alienating the neighborhood’s scruffier long-timers. The posh first-floor dining room is a romance of dark wood with semicircular chocolate-suede banquettes, flickering votives, and cylindrical glass lamps suspended from a soaring ceiling; the upstairs lounge is a shrine to wine. Yet any hint of pretense vanishes once the food arrives. Chef-owner Chris Santos’s globe-spanning tapas menu is as quirky as it is nouveau. Some plates are delicate (tuna tartare in dainty phyllo; French-onion-soup dumplings); other choices are adamantly messy (Kobe-beef sliders; crunchy red-snapper tacos). The snack cakes for dessert include a bite-size version of the Twinkie and a cream-filled chocolate cupcake. Now isn’t that sweet?
Recommended DishesNori spiced tuna tartare roll, $12; red snapper tacos, $10; Kobe beef slider, $7; moo-shu shrimp, $16
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New York Magazine Reviews
- Gael Greene's Full Review (5/26/05)
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