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Days Closed:
- None
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Multilingual Staff:
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Ownership:
- Asian American
- Large Print: Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
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Dietary Needs/Preferences:
- Gluten-Free
- Vegetarian
- Dinner: $45
- Lunch: Not Offering Lunch
- Sunday Dinner: $45
- Sunday Lunch/Brunch: Not Offering Sunday Lunch/Brunch
- Week One Inclusion (July 24-30): Yes
- Week Three Inclusion (August 7-13): Yes
- Week Two Inclusion (July 31-August 6): Yes
- Week Four Inclusion (August 14-20): Yes
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Mastercard Status Venue:
- Banquet Capacity: 175
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Buyout Available:
- Cocktails Capacity: 2225
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Dietary Options Available:
- Gluten-Free
- Halal
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
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Group Price - Breakfast:
- $35 - $45
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Group Price - Dinner:
- $55 - $65
- Max Group Size: 35
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Meals Served:
- Dinner (Regular)
- Brunch (Regular)
- Prix-Fixe Menu (Regular)
- Primary Cuisine: Indian
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Reservation Platform:
- OpenTable
- Resy
- Restaurant Capacity: 266
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Restaurant Features:
- Bar/Lounge
- Chef's Table
- Family Style
- Halal
- Happy Hour
- Off-Premises Catering
- Outdoor Seating
- Reservations Accepted
- Reservations Suggested
- Takeout
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Gift Cards Available for Purchase:
- In-Store
- Phone
- Re-Opening Status: Open - Limited Service/Capacity
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Delivery Available:
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Indoor Seating:
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Online Orders Available:
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Outdoor Dining:
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Outdoor Heaters:
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Takeout Available:

- Payal Sharma
- Managing Partner
- payal@baarbaarnyc.com
- 13 E. 1st St.
- Manhattan, NY 10003
Baar Baar sets the bar high when it comes to modern Indian cuisine. Chef Sujan Sarkar’s deep-fried chicken nuggets come bathed in masala sauce and bordered by a tuft of lemony foam. The elevated street food on hte menu pairs well with a New Delhi sour cocktail made with bourbon, aromatic rose hip shrub, egg white and bitters. Other great small plates include Kashmiri lamb and tandoori octopus. The dark, roomy lounge and dining area is enhanced by a compelling fresco of an elaborately bejeweled woman.
- Payal Sharma
- Managing Partner
- payal@baarbaarnyc.com
- 13 E. 1st St.
- Manhattan, NY 10003

Baar Baar sets the bar high when it comes to modern Indian cuisine. Chef Sujan Sarkar’s deep-fried chicken nuggets come bathed in masala sauce and bordered by a tuft of lemony foam. The elevated street food on hte menu pairs well with a New Delhi sour cocktail made with bourbon, aromatic rose hip shrub, egg white and bitters. Other great small plates include Kashmiri lamb and tandoori octopus. The dark, roomy lounge and dining area is enhanced by a compelling fresco of an elaborately bejeweled woman.
