Wallsé Next Door

Lovely place next to Wallsé where you can enjoy Austrian food. The cocktails were on point and they had a nice Austrian wine selection. The pork schnitzel was a good size, not too big or too small. Great service! Will return for more.

Was able to reserve a time slot for a ~9pm take out deal with the app tgtg, for 3 slices of cake, the apple strudel, linzer raspberry cake/pie and sacher torte. They are all made in-house and made fresh that day. The 3 slices were all delicious, so much so I came back again the next night to get the slices for a friend's birthday. The cake slices were well presented by the friendly staff rivaling that of other fine restaurants. The desserts were not overly sweet or excessive in chocolate in the case of the sacher torte, and had the characteristic drier, delicate texture of Austrian cuisine with fresh ingredients from a fine dining establishment. They brightened up the challenging work day I was having. The space of Wallse Next Door (on Washington St around the corner from Wallse), was a quiet spot in the evening or day, and a fine place to meet friends. - 1/27/2023, Friday: I met a couple of friends in the evening here, and we didn't have reservations and ate at the bar, and we had some food and drink including the Bavarian pretzel and a red cabbage salad. We later tried a few of the Austrian made from scratch at Wallse desserts, which were excellent, including the raspberry linzer torte, the chocolate apricot sacher torte, and apple strudel, which were wonderful as usual, and not too sweet.

Great vibe,great food and amazing staff what a great place a hidden Jem in the west village

Extraordinarily mediocre. I had to comment on the schnitzel being bad. Fat, thick cuts, cold to the table. Too many people saying it's better than what you can get in Germany/Austria are on something. I went 3 or 4 years ago and had absolutely no desire to return, to eat cold schnitzel on the smelly streets of NYC.

Wallsé Next Door is clearly meant to be the casual bistro incarnation of its upscale namesake, but instead it feels like a soulless made-for-airports adaptation along the lines of a Wolfgang Puck Express. Oysters-on-the-half-shell arrived so mutilated they might have been opened with a screwdriver. Potato salad included potatoes fully cooked, potatoes al dente, and potatoes still raw enough to crunch. Perhaps most telling was that our server brought the (dry and bland) chicken schnitzel sandwich with a warning that I might need to ask her for mustard—thus evidencing that the sandwich is on the menu despite the staff being fully aware that it’s a lame dish. (The beet salad was easily the best dish we tried. It’s too monotonous to make it a main dish, but it splits three ways very nicely.)

Nice small spot to get together with friends and family food is ok ok its not bad just need some seasoning

Got cakes for takeout, apple strudel, tarte and sachertorte. They all taste okay, not the best but decent. What made me bit upset was I was forced to be charged 22% tips, without being asked. The staff told me what the cake cost in total, and charged my card. Only realized later it was included 22% tip.

Nice Austria bar with cocktail named Manhattan 🔥🔥

Came by here for a light dinner and drinks Friday night. This is right by Wallsé, which is one of my favorite restaurants in the city. The decor is really cute with din lighting and framed artwork all around. We ordered a few dishes to share and a cocktail each. I would say the dishes are maybe like 3/4 size of a normal entree so more of an appetizer or lounge. The food came by really quick. Some of my favorites: -krainerwurst: really meaty sausages with a great mustard to dip in, super great flavor -Apple strudel: the strudel was so crispy and flaky, there's a slight liquor undertone that balanced well with the sweetness of the apple -Pretzels: they have the best pretzels, it's so soft and the sauce it comes with is so good too! Had a lot of fun, would recommend this spot for a casual date night before dinner in downtown nyc. For a full video recap, check out my Insta: alice.likes.food

Fantastic neighbourhood spot! Staff and service is top notice. Drinks and food are fire. Can not recommend enough!

Next door to Wallse, Chef Kurt Gutenbrunner's one Michelin Star restaurant, Wallse Next Door is the more casual, but still upscale, version of its neighbor. Get a linzer cookie if you're looking for a special treat or have the apple strudel (same as the one at Wallse!) without being judged for only wanting dessert!

Horrible, a shadow of its former self. Female bartender was exceptionally rude. No happy hour. NOT RECOMMENDED.

Super cute little spot for a date or to grab a drink after work. open till midnight every day, great specials, outdoor seating is fabulous, vibe is excellent and the crowd is a good mix of ages! 10/10

Incredible drinks and environment! Highly recommend! Great drinks and service. Also nice to grab drinks prior to Wallse dinner :)

Richie is the best bartender. We had a great experience for cocktails and will definitely be back. Great spot!!!