This New West Village Restaurant Is Anything But Basic
Briefly

Fedora in West Village, originally owned by Fedora Dorato, has reopened after a significant transformation under Dete and Christa Alexander. The previous clamor around its sophomore incarnation was met with skepticism, but chef Monty Forrest has crafted a menu that exudes originality and relevance, stepping away from generic offerings prevalent in the area. The cozy, dimly-lit space promotes a comfortable atmosphere for intimate dining and encourages patrons to linger. The results reflect an understanding of both the community's tastes and a commitment to culinary authenticity, setting Fedora apart from its competitors in a rapidly evolving dining landscape.
The space is set below street level with flattering lighting, making it ideal for date nights, featuring bar seating perfect for solo diners or couples.
Chef Monty Forrest aims to create food that feels genuine and true, avoiding being merely a copy of trends seen in similar restaurants.
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