DE SANTOS

A Beautiful Place to Dine with Saints

Located in New York City's trendsetting West Village, DE SANTOS delivers a traditional American menu using local, organic and seasonal ingredients. The historic brownstone features both indoor seating in a cozy, rustic interior and outside in a beautiful garden patio. Enjoy dinner, cocktails, or a weekend brunch in this unique space that was once home to legendary New York rockers, writers, and artists such as Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Edward Albee and Jean Michel Basquiat. About the Building

Open For Brunch & Dinner

Brunch: 11am to 430pm (weekends)

Dinner:
6pm to 11pm (Sun-Wed)
6pm to 12pm (Thurs-Sat)

About the Building

Desantos was lucky enough to find this perfect location, although it was in dire disrepair, we have done a lot of work trying to turn it into one the best spots in the city. The townhouse was built in 1845, and has an interesting history. Janis Joplin rented an apartment on the third floor; it was a place frequented by the Ramones, Bob Dylan and Frank Serpico among others. Playwright Edward Albee got his inspiration for the title "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" from an inscription on the men's bathroom mirror.

Menus

Try our signature dishes such as the Basil Crusted Swordfish, Home-made Pappardelle with wild boar ragu, or our Center Cut Filet Mignon with green pepper corn sauce prepared by our visionary Executive Chef, Angel Vela.

DeSantos' wine list is focused on a selection of wines from different countries such as USA, France, Spain, Austria, New Zeland, Chile and Argentina.

In addition to the wine list DeSantos has a full bar with a great selection of single malt scotch whisky, cognac & brandy, grappa, tequila and porto.

DE SANTOS is happy to organize private parties or holiday events. To do so, please contact at:

events@desantosnyc.com