Since 1980, The Odeon has been a beacon of downtown cool, blending Parisian brasserie vibes with New York City edge in the heart of Tribeca.
A favorite of artists, writers, actors, and neighborhood locals, this iconic spot offers classic French-American cuisine, a stylish Art Deco setting, and that effortlessly chic energy that defines lower Manhattan.
Whether you’re coming for a leisurely brunch, a martini-fueled dinner, or just to experience a slice of NYC history, The Odeon delivers timeless charm with modern appeal.
The Odeon’s menu balances brasserie classics with New York-style sophistication. Beloved for its consistency and seasonal flair, it’s the kind of place where steak frites and burgers sit comfortably alongside oysters and tuna tartare.
Highlights include:
French Onion Soup with bubbling Gruyère
Crispy Calamari with spicy aioli
Seared Tuna Niçoise Salad
Odeon Cheeseburger, a NYC classic
Steak Frites with béarnaise or peppercorn sauce
Rotating seasonal pastas and brunch favorites
For dessert, don’t miss the warm apple tart or the chocolate mousse, both of which are as decadent as they are iconic.
The Odeon’s interior is a tribute to classic 1930s New York brasseries, complete with vintage neon signage, white-tiled walls, red leather banquettes, and glowing globe lights that bathe the room in golden warmth. It’s as beloved for its ambiance as its food, making it a go-to for romantic dates, group dinners, and celebrity sightings.
The lively bar area is perfect for solo dining, cocktails, or late-night bites, and the outdoor seating on West Broadway offers fantastic people-watching year-round.
The bar program at The Odeon includes a curated list of signature cocktails, natural and classic wines, and a rotating list of seasonal spritzes and spirits. Standouts include their Negroni variations, Dirty Martinis, and a rich selection of French reds and New World whites.
Weekend brunch at The Odeon is legendary—think eggs Benedict, buttermilk pancakes, Bloody Marys, and a smoked salmon tartine that rivals any uptown cafe.
The Odeon is opened for lunch and dinner daily and brunch on the weekends.
Lunch
Weekdays: 11am to 4pm
Brasserie
4pm to 5pm
Brunch
Weekends: 10am to 3:30pm
Dinner
Sunday and Monday: 5pm to 10pm
Dinner
Tuesday to Saturday: 5pm to 11pm
This French meets American eatery is located at 145 W Broadway, New York, NY 10013. Click below for directions.
Enjoy a plate of delicious soul food via Amtrak to Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station. Don’t forget to use the See New York Save 15% discount!
Once at Penn Station, take the 2 train from 34 St Penn Station for 2 stops to Chambers St and then the restaurant is a 3 minute walk.
