I wondered how I could not have noticed a free-standing carriage house on a New York City street that I’ve walked on more times than I could count. But it was true, I 
discovered when I met a couple friends for a nibble at The House, a restored 1854 carriage house with three floors for dining.
We sat in the parlor by the lit fireplace on a cold winter’s night sipping some Grüner Veltliner, Steinberg 2008 Fritsch, Wagram ($45) while nibbling some of their tasty offerings. These included a Trio of Crostini ($15) two pieces each 
of marinated tuna belly and white bean, eggplant pinenut and raisin ad mortadella pate with Sicilian pistachios; and black olive hummus, tzatziki and avocado puree ($16) accompanied by warm pressed flatbread.
All of us being Brussels sprouts lovers ordered a side of their yummy version with heritage bacon lardons ($6).
Note to self: return to try their dining room!
The House
121 East 17th Street
New York, NY 10003
212.353.2121
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