Hundred Acres
38 MacDougal St. (Prince St.) 
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New York, NY 10012
212-475-7500 | Make Restaurant Reservations
Cuisine
Open
Lunch & Dinner dailyFeatures
- Private room(s)
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Business casual
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| In the wilds of SoHo, you’ll find stylishly casual Hundred Acres. Wide Japanese-styled lanterns shine softly on marble-top tables in the club-like front dining room with its dark wood paneling and white subway tiled back-splash behind the bar. The cozy back area of the eatery has atrium seating for diners who want to sit al fresco without being at the mercy of the weather gods. With a friendly, attentive staff and some potent cocktails---the chipotle gimlet is highly recommended---the relaxed ambience works quickly to put you in a good mood. Note that the menu changes frequently based on the availability of fresh market ingredients. Good appetizers include the BLT---a leaf of lettuce topped with fresh pieces of bacon, garlic mayo and grilled artichoke. Try the Maine sea scallop kebabs with Tokyo turnips, spring onions and green sauce for an entrée, though the golf ball-size onions are a little too potent. The soft shell crab sandwich with dill slaw, tartar sauce and shoestring potatoes has bright spots---like those potatoes---but perhaps soft shell crab is best sans bread, as the thick slices make chewing more of a chore than an enjoyment. That said, the friendly vibe leaves us feeling mellow and full---though still able to devour the moist chocolate ganache cake with homemade mint chocolate chip ice cream. |
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