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Caviarteria — SoHo Grand Hotel
310 W Broadway
New York, NY 10013
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Main Menu
Appetizers
Soup of the Day
$11.00Baby Spinach Salad
$13.00
blue cheese, walnuts, crispy bacon
Market Salad
$14.00
seasonal vegetables, house dressing
Cobb Salad
$14.00
blue cheese, bacon, avocado, tomato, balsamic vinaigrette
Arugula Salad
$13.00
toasted almonds, preserved lemon, shaved parmesan
Tuna Tartare
$16.00
avocado, potato gaufrette
Braised Short Ribs
$14.00
creamy rosemary polenta
Grilled Octopus Salad
$16.00
capers, oregano, extra virgin olive oil
Lump Crab Cake
$18.00
white bean salad
Entrees
Penne
toasted pine nuts, sundried tomatoes, basil
- $13.00
- $19.00
Roasted Salmon
$24.00
grilled vegetables, pesto
Pan Seared Brook Trout
$25.00
wild spinach, roasted beets, balsamic dressing
Organic Roasted Chicken
$24.00
cipollini onions, mashed potatoes, glazed baby carrots
Wild Mushroom Risotto
parmesan cheese
- $13.00
- $20.00
Spaghetti Carbonara
parmigiano cream, pancetta
- $14.00
- $19.00
Grilled Lamb Chops
$30.00
sweet potato fries, bbq sauce
Grilled Skirt Steak
$26.00
mashed potatoes, green beans
Prime Aged Ny Strip
$40.00
onion rings, cream of spinach, red wine sauce
Sides
Sauteed Spinach
$9.00Grilled Asparagus
$9.00Wild Mushrooms
$9.00French Fries
$9.00Mashed Potatoes
$9.00Browse Nearby
General Info
Hours
Monday:
7:30am - 11:30pm
Tuesday:
7:30am - 11:30pm
Wednesday:
7:30am - 11:30pm
Thursday:
7:30am - 11:30pm
Friday:
7:30am - 11:30pm
Saturday:
7:30am - 11:30pm
Sunday:
7:30am - 11:30pm
About Us
SoHo, an acronym for South of Houston Street, is the chic district bordered by Houston Street on its north, Canal Street on its south, Broadway on the east, and the Hudson River on the west. SoHo New York conjures glamour, youth, luxury, shopping, and enterprise, all in one short name.
Before the downtown Manhattan neighborhood became an art and shopping mecca, SoHo history reveals the area started as a residential neighborhood. During the 1800s, it transformed into a commercial center that housed such institutions as Lord & Taylor and Tiffany & Co, boasting the neighborhood’s now famous cast-iron warehouse buildings and romantic cobblestone streets. By the time the 1930s arrived with a plan to run the Lower Manhattan Expressway through it, SoHo had become run-down and near-deserted.