WEST10WEST

It’s the perfect spot when you’re torn between having dinner or just drinks. Ideal for catching up endlessly with those friends you can talk to forever. Out of the 10 seasonal tapas on the menu, we ordered 8, but the portions were just right for the three of us—not too much. Every dish was delicious, and the plating showed great attention to detail. Whether you choose wine or mocktails, the quality is excellent for the price. Don’t skip dessert. Both the affogato and the pudding of the day were fantastic, making for a perfect ending.

This was one of those dining experiences where I went in with no expectations and it was all very average. The place is tiny so a reservation is a must. Even with that there was a 5-10 min wait..lets discuss the good and bad aspects now. The good: warm ambience..the gentleman at the bar is friendly and he is genuinely happy to see you. The interaction with the serving staff doesn't feel transactional. We were there for our anniversary dinner and got served a glass of bubbly on the house as soon as we sat down. Service was prompt. The bad: food portions were tiny and the food itself was very forgettable. I tried very hard to close my eyes and imagine the colors (imagine me doing a Remy from Ratatouille) but the flavors did not do anything for me. Our order was the scallops, the seared cauliflower and eggplant. The clear liquid that the scallops were served in was good but not enough to carry the whole dish. Cauliflowers were extremely mid. The eggplant was the best, but it was a tiny half..left me wanting more. Overall..come here if you want to experience a cozy ambiance, and some pretence.. please don't expect much from the food. The people are nice though.

It’s a cute spot with a decent drinks menu and a food menu that makes you curious. The space is tiny though and even the largest cover is a cramped table, which means you should come here for dates and 1-1s rather than anything else. Food is mostly good, especially the mushrooms but I thought the meats weren’t that impressive.

I loves the vibe and the service. The food presentation way really good however I really did not feel it tasted as good as it looked. While the dishes were not too expensive by NYC standards you understood why when it is literally two small bites per plate (Hamachi). No plate left a lasting memory from a taste perspective. It was in the misty test now will take it off.

Another little gem in the west village. Place is very tiny so make a reservation! Atmosphere is very nice and the staff is very nice and easy to talk to. Food is great. The style is food sharing, they recommend 4-6 dishes for every 2 people (good suggestion). The menu is seasonal with fresh produce and different proteins. Octopus was perfectly cooked, asparagus was very good. Wagyu steak was the dish we probably had highest expectation and we were the least impressed by. Drink options are great, also mock cocktails. Wine choices are not too many but the quality is good. Expect a higher price, definitely worth it. Overall great experience and food.

Charming tiny restaurant in west willage. Beautifully done, it has quite a small sharing menu, which we really enjoyed. My favourites were squash, cauliflower, red endive salad and the matcha lime dessert.

this place is so special. everyone here is so passionate about what they do, and coming here is such a magical experience. the restaurant is tiny and super cozy, and the menu rotates seasonally so it’s a great place to re-visit! we sat at the bar and ordered half the menu, per the bartender’s recommendation, and everything was so excellent! the drinks here are exceptional, the staff are so friendly, the food is delicious and so fresh. such a clever restaurant and an amazing evening for us!

I would give the service here 10 stars if I could. The bartender was so sweet. He made me a drink based on what I liked and it really hit the spot. All the drinks were quite nice. The menu was very interesting and the spot was very intimate.

Some restaurants just get it. They understand how to make a night feel special without trying too hard. WEST10WEST is one of those places. The space is small, in the best way possible. It feels intimate without being cramped, cool without being pretentious. The menu is tight, seasonal, and full of dishes that make you pause after the first bite because they're that good. Every plate feels intentional, layered, and thoughtful. You can tell there's a chef in the kitchen who actually cares about balance, texture, and flavor. And don't even get me started on the wine list--whoever curated it has an incredible palate. If you love natural wines that actually pair well with food, this is your spot. Service is dialed in, the kind where you feel taken care of without it ever being over the top. There's no rush, no fuss, just a team that knows how to create an atmosphere where you want to linger. If you're looking for one of the best small restaurants in NYC, something beyond the obvious hype spots, this is it. WEST10WEST feels like a secret you want to keep, but won't, because places this good deserve to be known. Already thinking about what I'll order next time.

Really solid spot in the west village that gives off those west village vibes. The staff was so kind and had really lovely conversations with us, the seating intimate and adorable, and the wines and cocktails quite good. I liked how inventive and unique each dish was, and would go back just to see how that changes over time as you don't get that every day. Not any one dish completely blew me away which is why i'm keeping this to 4 stars, but it's a close call. Bread and butter very solid, expensive, but whatever, better than bad bread and butter. The scallop ceviche was truly excellent and served in a scallop which I loved, but was shown up by the hamachi crudo which just had so much flavor and drove a unique taste that you don't typically see in a crudo. We also did the wagyu tartare which had a wasabi hint and was realy good, but not quite as good as the hamachi crudo in my book. The delicata squash was a beautiful dish, if not maybe the most interesting in taste, but the labne accompanying it was definitely great. The graffiti eggplant however had the most interesting taste profile, a very spicy thai pepper, and was the closest dish to blowing me away with taste and flavor. The raddichio salad good and fresh, and the beet gnocchi also unique with dill on top. The Octopus with romesco also good, but again not blowing me away. Affogato was good, chocolate olive oil cake was not something i would order again, and the manager had a great conversation with us about restaurants, gave us a round of free cocktails, so very easy to like this place! We'll be back as it really is West Village cute!

I had a chance to try the menu at West10West, in the West Village - that I just found out is owned by Ryan Reynolds. Everything was delicious, with highlights being the seared octopus, beet gnocchi and king trumpet mushrooms. The umami flavors are built up so well, with the elements of each dish complimenting each other nicely, which is intentionally done to develop your palate. The colors were beautiful too. My only note is that there are not many proteins on the menu making this a great place to take a vegetarian or vegan friend. I needed a burger a couple hours after. But this quaint little wine bar is a great place for intimate convo, and vibes.

Intimate vibe of a restaurant. They have seasonal items like the oysters pictured below. It was a little tightly packed and the portions were on the smaller side so you'd have to order about 5 items for 2 people. The beet gnocchi stood out to me due to the pistachios used and the sauce. However the steak tartare was slightly underwhelming along with the seasonal mushrooms. There weren't too many meat options on the menu as well

Had a wonderful rainy dinner here with friends. The seating is very intimate, highly recommend having a reservation in advance. I'm allergic to gluten, dairy, and eggs and I was able to eat most of the items off of their rotating menu. The wine selection was also great! My favorite dishes were the trumpet mushrooms with shiso leaf, hamachi crudo in coconut milk and octopus and romesco. The wagyu was a little overpriced for the portion size and preparation in my opinion (we didn't get a picture of that dish). The service was outstanding! No notes on that front.

Really cozy place with a fantastic rotating menu. Everything had just enough of a twist to be delicious and interesting, but not too niche. The octopus and butternut squash were particularly incredible!!! Cocktail menu and wine list were limited and on the pricier side. The bartender and waitress were both super friendly and not overbearing at all. Can't wait to go back!

Tiny spot but good food and drinks! They are especially proud of the natural wines on their menu and I tried a glass of a natural rose wine that I really liked. It's hard to walk by and have very few seats. As a result, it occasionally got very loud inside. Their menu changes about every month or so, and the advice we got was to order 2-3 dishes per person. We got their famous bread, beet gnocchi, octopus, and endive salad and was enough food for two of us.

LOVED this bar. My friend and I went on a Friday night and got 2 seats at the bar. Small, but nice lighting and chill vibes. Our bar tender was so fun (I think his name was John?) and made us fun drinks just based on flavors/ingredients we like. I also really like espresso martinis and theirs was one of the best I've had.

Really enjoyed my time here at this charming wine bar in November. They were open late on a Sunday, which was quite amazing, since we were having a great night with friends, and wanted to keep on going! We got a perfect corner table in the back - perfect for our 4 adults, and they even let us bring in our 6 month old baby!! Wines were great here - I believe I had a glass of the Chenin Blanc, and then Sauv blanc. Service was great, they were very hospitable. The vibe in here was very cute too, very intimate setting, but also enough people inside where it didn't feel like we were the only ones inside. Bathroom was very cute too. Wonderful if you are in the neighborhood, and want to come in from the cold for a warm night with friends!

Quite possibly the worst food i've had this entire year. The beet gnocchi is tasteless and has a strange wasabi-like topping that makes it worse. The mushrooms were overcooked and too salty. Save your money and your palate, get a drink if you must and get out.

What a wonderfully hidden gem in the west village. The small space and friendly service made for a perfectly intimate evening with friends. We tried 7+ dishes and each one was delicious and worth trying!

Service, food, and vibe was incredible. Zero complaints. Kaveka was an amazing bartender/server and made the experience so memorable!

Tiny, underrated place -- go before it's discovered. The staff was incredible, the food was delicious. Very creative menu with flavors that melded beautifully together. Our waitress took the time to walk us through the menu and took good care of everyone. Special shoutout to the fantastic bartender who whipped up an incredible mocktail for me that wasn't on the menu based on my tastes. Nicest guy! Despite the five stars, however, I will say that portion sizes were quite small for the prices. We didn't mind having a fancy meal out, but I can't imagine being back except for very special occasions with the current food-price value ratio, no matter how delicious. I appreciate how fresh and thoughtfully sourced the ingredients are, but would appreciate either a bit more food or a few dollars off per plate. Overall, still a thumbs-up with that caveat, but worth coming by if you're in the mood for a very nice meal!

Stepping into WEST10WEST feels like discovering a hidden culinary gem. The ambiance is a symphony of intimacy and style, drawing you into a world where simple flavors create extraordinary experiences. Sharing plates feels like a whispered secret, each bite unveiling a story of seasonal inspiration. The wine selection dances between old-world charm and the intrigue of natural wines sourced globally. But what truly makes WEST10WEST shine is the art of connection, where good food and shared moments weave together to create unforgettable memories. A journey of flavors that beckons you back time and again. Amazing service. Will be back soon!

My partner and I were so excited to try this place! We passed it once late at night while we were strolling and it was closed. It was still lit and we peeked through the window - it was so beautifully decorated and was giving *chic* and *romantic* vibes. Unfortunately it felt a lot less chic and romantic when it was filled with people. It's too tiny for anyone to dine comfortably or even hear each other speak. The restaurant is so small that when you're seated at the low tables and people are sitting at the bar your face is directly in line with bar-goers butts. I smelled a fart while dining. If you're above 5'8 you shouldn't step foot in here. You'll feel cramped and unhappy and the rest of us who are under 5'8 will feel attacked by your unhappy energy. Nothing on the menu was really jumping out at us so we went for a couple of appetizers/sides. They charged $9 for the bread appetizer - it was two slices of (grocery store?) bread with a pretentiously-plated butter. I'm serious - picture attached. The "Serrano ham" dish was just a plate of pretty regular prosciutto with the tiniest spoonful of fig jam in the middle for $13. I don't know why I foolishly thought it would at least be served with bread? I felt like a moron eating these appetizers: like the meme where the guy is progressively putting more and more clown makeup on. The espresso martini seemed to be a popular order, but before we entered the restaurant we watched two people dining outside sip it and make a yucky face, so we opted for other drinks. Mine was really good - it was some kind of ginger cocktail that was really excellently balanced - just enough spicy and sweet. My partner's Prosecco-based cocktail was served in a really big wine glass with a glass straw which was very fun conceptually but the experience of drinking it was noisy and cartoonish. All in all I think this place is SO quaint and sweet and the vibes are *immaculate* but they shouldn't offer bar seating when the bar is 1 foot away from the tables, and I think the menu could use a bit of a revamp. The prices are a little absurd for what you're getting, but that kind of seems to be standard now for the West Village since all the finance people have moved in and pushed out all the queer artists. But that's a rant for another app.

Unpretentious vibes with very very very delicious food. This place is small and very cozy. Every single staff member is kind, thoughtful and very helpful. The menu is small with about 10 dishes to choose from. Every single thing our waiter recommended hit it out of the park. Highly recommend the ceviche if they have it.

What a precious little jewel! It is easy to walk right by because of the diminutive size. But you feel a welcoming ambience once you open the door. All aspects of this wine bar are carefully thought out. From the superlative Riedel long-stemmed wine glasses ( they are so brave) to the charming retro champagne glasses( reinvented in the 21st century). . All of the offerings are unique... flavorful cocktails, natural wines, creative culinary creations. The ceviche is delicious, as were all the other dishes we sampled. Their bread is rich in texture and flavor. But it is the staff/team that makes you feel like long lost friends. They are gracious and interested, interesting and attentive. Once you have been there, you know with confidence that it will become one of your special places. Thank you for such a lovely experience.

Cute, cozy spot in the west village! We loved everything we ate, especially the mushrooms, olives, delicata squash, red snapper ceviche, and the rigatoni. Our server Tanner was super knowledgeable and very friendly. Will definitely come back!

Food is farm to table freshness (seasonal), Michelin creativity, European small plate influence, and just beautiful. The wine pairing suggestions are always a total hit-and I'm from Sonoma county! Instantly my new favorite spot in the west village. I wanted to gatekeep, but just couldn't. The staff are wonderful-Tanner is an excellent host. Bartenders are so kind total win!

I usually don't write recommendations, but this restaurant deserves it! This might be the best restaurant in New York City right now ththe ambience top tier. The service goes above and beyond I have never had more welcoming, communicative and helpful servers. The food is so well thought out every bite feels innovative the flavor combinations are unique. I can't recommend enough hopefully I can still get a table a year from now.

The cocktails exceeded my high expectations and rivaled some of the best cocktails I have had around the world. The food was great as well. The eggplant dish is something I will definitely be coming back for.

Amateur hour in the West Village. Messy service, underwhelming flavors, way too tight of a space and arrogance all around. Seems like a personal ego-project by a couple of rich, pretty guys who just want to say they "own a natural wine bar" in the city, but have no actual experience or genuine customer service to back it up. So many of these wannabe Euro-y "small plates" spots literally in the biggest city in the world... go elsewhere.

get the beans! also ask for tanner - so good we came back for a second time while we were in nyc for only three nights

This was my favorite dining experience in a long, long time. Staff, especially waiter, were extremely kind and helpful throughout the entire time, being very personable and chatting throughout the night which made the entire atmosphere feel so comfortable. We came in hungry - and ended up ordering way more than what we thought we could finish, but finished everything down to the bottom of the plate plus got dessert, which was incredible. We ordered the bread, which was so fresh, the broccolini (amazing), the mushroom, the cheese plate (amazingggg), and for mains- rigatoni and ceviche. Each of the dishes were tastefully made with bursts of flavor in every bite that we didn't think was possible for the items we ordered. For example, I'm not crazy about mushroom in general, but that was probably the most delicious thing I've had in a long time. I will think about this ceviche for the next coming days nonstop. The bartender was kind enough to ask us in depth about our typical drink orders and ended up making me a custom drink, which was to die for. I'm so happy I stumbled upon this small, intimate spot, it really made my month. I can't wait to bring more friends here.

love this place for its ambience and the service is never anything but nice and very accommodating