American Brass Restaurant - New York, NY
Get menu, photos and location information for American Brass in New York, NY. Or book now at one of our other 16396 great restaurants in New York.
A waterfront restaurant with a relaxed, upscale setting, American Brass is a New American restaurant with a local focus. Chef Kevin McGinley, formerly of Michelin Star restaurant Bátard, serves every dish with fanatical attention to flavor and detail. Located directly across from the historically preserved Long Island City Gantries, we are inspired to look to the future with our sustainable practices. Long Island City is fortunate to have many excellent breweries, and they are featured exclusively on our beer list. New York farms play a dominant role in sourcing our proteins and filling our pantry. Designed by Molly Elizabeth, the chic space features seating for up to 140 guests inside and 100 guests outdoors with a view of Manhattan and Gantry State Park. American Brass is brought to you by the management team from Maiella restaurant.
AMERICAN BRASS (@american_brass) • Instagram photos and videos
American Brass Restaurant - New York, NY
AMERICAN BRASS - Updated March 2024 - 1105 Photos & 389 Reviews - 2-01 50th Ave, Long Island City, New York - Seafood - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp
American Brass Restaurant - New York, NY
American Brass in Long Island City — InvitedNYC
American Brass, Long Island City restaurant, NYCgo
American Brass: Long Island City's newest culinary addition to the waterfront
BRASS MONKEY, New York City - Meatpacking District - Menu, Prices & Restaurant Reviews - Tripadvisor
American Brass in Long Island City — InvitedNYC
AMERICAN BRASS - Updated March 2024 - 1105 Photos & 389 Reviews - 2-01 50th Ave, Long Island City, New York - Seafood - Restaurant Reviews - Phone Number - Yelp
AMERICAN BRASS (@american_brass) • Instagram photos and videos
Press American Brass in Long Island City, NY
Romantic Veronika restaurant opens in New York's Fotografiska museum
COVID-19, two years later: American Brass in Long Island City welcomes restaurant industry's return to normalcy –
The New York Restaurants Where We Want to Be Regulars — Resy
