Review
Scott Bryan is one of New York's more gifted under-the-radar chefs. more →
Recommended Dishes
Crisp sweetbreads, roasted chicken or pork chop, panna cotta.
Scott Bryan is one of New York's more gifted under-the-radar chefs. more →
Crisp sweetbreads, roasted chicken or pork chop, panna cotta.
The East Village is many things: hipster paradise, punk birthplace, NYU stomping ground. One thing it most certainly is not: icon of bourgeois style. Which is why Apiary, the New York spin-off of a global chain of preciously constructed restaurants by luxury furniture maker Ligne Roset, stands out the way an accountant might while pounding beers at 7B. more →
As befits a restaurant owned by a furniture company, Apiary has snazzy chairs. Fetching tables, too. I frequently fought the impulse to fumble around for an imagined price tag and see how much a piece might set me back. The food wasn’t exerting as seductive a claim to my attention. more →
When haute design and haute cuisine meld, results can often be mixed. Not so at Apiary, where French décor maverick Ligne Roset furnished the sleek room and Scott Bryan leads the kitchen. more →