Hearth on the High Line
Wine bar · Chelsea ·
Casual plates, stellar wine & beer, and Hudson River views
Casual plates, stellar wine & beer, and Hudson River views
"With a bunch of entrances from 34th Street down to Gansevoort, the Highline is really easy to access from the West Side Highway. So when you feel like eating, run up a few stairs, pretend you don’t hear the tourists asking you to take their pictures, and sit down at Hearth’s seasonal location that’s basically on 10th Avenue - just a couple stories above the ground. Get the roasted beet salad and a glass of bubbly, and then go with the braised pork sandwich, which has chili slaw and honey that soak into the bun - it’s the best thing here." - matt tervooren
"Highlands is a Scottish bar that serves – you guessed it – Scotch. But not in a sedate, sip from a tumbler in a leather chair way. The Highlands is more of a party, and it can often get crowded. Think of it as the West side version of The Wren." - katherine lewin, hillary reinsberg
"When you find yourself near the Highline looking for a casual spot to grab a bite, you can run up a few stairs, pretend you don’t hear the tourists asking you to take their pictures, and sit down at Hearth’s seasonal location that’s basically on 10th Avenue, just a couple stories above the ground. Get the roasted beet salad and a glass of bubbly, and then go with the braised pork sandwich, which has chili slaw and honey that soak into the bun - it’s the best thing here." - Matt Tervooren
"Hearth’s slightly sunken High Line patio offers Hudson River views, tight communal tables, and a rosé-forward concession; the food remains solidly casual and satisfying—think a bun-dwarfing grass‑fed beef hot dog or a crusty sandwich stuffed with creamy ricotta and garlicky broccoli rabe—perfect for an urban picnic if crowds don’t bother you." - Grub Street
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