Peasant
Address
194 Elizabeth St, NY, 10012, USA
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+1 212-965-9511
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Overview
Peasant is unmistakably authentic rustic Italian. Long wooden tables and church pew benches, exposed brick walls, bare, concrete floors and candlelight make for the perfect foreground for the star of the show, the open kitchen featuring vintage brick wood-fire ovens, rotisserie and grill, all hand crafted by DeCarlo himself, “I think I was a mason in a past life, laying the brick in this kitchen was almost as fun as cooking in it every night.” And cook he does. DeCarlo is one of the last chefs in NYC who cooks on the line every night.
Peasant is unmistakably authentic rustic Italian. Long wooden tables and church pew benches, exposed brick walls, bare, concrete floors and candlelight make for the perfect foreground for the star of the show, the open kitchen featuring vintage brick wood-fire ovens, rotisserie and grill, all hand crafted by DeCarlo himself, “I think I was a mason in a past life, laying the brick in this kitchen was almost as fun as cooking in it every night.” And cook he does. DeCarlo is one of the last chefs in NYC who cooks on the line every night.
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