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Noise • Moderate
$45.00 - $100.00 per person
Prepaid
2 - 10 people
1 - 8 people
$45.00 per person
1 - 8 people
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eatinwithella
just moved to NYC and I have been craving gumbo since day one so when I found Filé Gumbo Bar in Tribeca I was so excited 😭 fried green tomatoes with remoulade and shrimp, garlicky crunchy green beans and the star of the show, chicken and andouille gumbo. they asked us what spice level we wanted which I have never been asked at a gumbo spot before and we said hot obviously 🌶️ some of the best gumbo I have had outside of New Orleans and that is saying something 📍 Filé Gumbo Bar, Tribeca NYC #tribeca #nycfoodie #gumbo #nycfood #eatinwithella
tameekaeats
A lunch discovery. A workday upgrade. A neighborhood secret worth sharing. Filé Gumbo Bar in Tribeca just launched weekday lunch with a Louisiana lift. Start with the Louisiana Crispy Chicken Sandwich. Come back for the gumbo. And can we talk about 50¢ martinis… at lunch?? 👀 . 📍 275 Church Street, Tribeca 🕚 Weekday Lunch, 11:30–4 Walk in or order ahead . . #FiléGumboBar #TribecaEats #NYCLunch #CajunCreole #NYCFoodie
mosi4roti
Mosi Lifestyle✨: Looking for a lunch spot that’s actually worth leaving the office for? @FiléGumboBar just launched its weekday lunch in Tribeca, and between the Louisiana Crispy Chicken Sandwich and their iconic 50¢ martinis (Monday–Friday, 11:30 AM–4 PM), this is one NYC lunch you’ll want to have year round 🍸 #FiléGumboBar #TribecaEats #NYCLunch #CajunCreole #NYCINFLUENCER NYC lunch, Tribeca lunch, best lunch in Tribeca, NYC hidden gems, Cajun Creole NYC, Louisiana food NYC, crispy chicken sandwich NYC, weekday lunch NYC, Tribeca restaurants, NYC foodie, New York lunch spots, Manhattan lunch, 50 cent martinis NYC, NYC restaurants, where to eat in Tribeca
creezyeats
✨Craving a little taste of New Orleans right here in NYC? @filegumbobar is serving up Cajun-Creole magic with some of the best gumbo you’ll find in the city. The vibes are cozy, lively, and perfect for a date night or night out with friends. 📢 Bonus: They’ve extended Restaurant Week until August 31st, which means you can still grab a 3-course meal for just $60. Don’t sleep on the crawfish bread, coffee-rubbed steak, and of course… the gumbo. 🍴 Add this spot to your foodie bucket list & tag the person you’re bringing with you 👇 #NYCFoodie #NYCEats #NYCFood #FoodieNYC #RestaurantWeekNYC #CajunCreole #FoodiesOfInstagram #NYCRestaurants
travelicious_d
Filè, pronounced fee-lay, means thread or string in French. It refers to the dried and ground leaves of the North American sassafras tree. This is an essential ingredient and was introduced to the Cajuns by the Choctaw Indians in the 18th century. Dining at Filé is an educational feast of the culinary subtleties of Cajun and Creole food They combine slow-cooked and flavor-rich bases with quality proteins, simmered in steam kettles. If you lucky and snag a seat at the end of the bar you can watch them in action! #CreoleCookingNYC #CajunFlavorsNYC #blackownedbusiness #GumboGuruNYC #CajunCuisineNYC #BayouBitesNYC #SupportBlackBusinessNYC #EatUpNewYork #NYCDining #BiteOfTheCity #FlavorsofNYC
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Saturday is a standout, guests praise the Saturday jazz brunch, while weekend brunch (Saturday and Sunday) is a popular draw, per the posted brunch hours.
Guests frequently describe the portions as generous, brunch dishes in particular are called very generous, often large enough for two to share.
Filé Gumbo Bar brings New Orleans energy to Tribeca, a chic, sunlit space with honey‑hued banquettes, white‑washed brick and an open kitchen, plus live jazz that gives meals a warm, upbeat backdrop.
Yes, Filé Gumbo Bar is often recommended for a date night thanks to its warm, inviting ambiance and live jazz, creating a lively yet intimate setting.
Casual dress is the guide, neat, comfortable clothing is appropriate and nothing formal is expected.
Filé Gumbo Bar often fills up and feels lively at peak times, multiple guests describe it as packed or incredibly busy, while some lunch visits have been calm, with only a few patrons.
Head to Filé Gumbo Bar for weekend jazz brunch (Sat–Sun 11:30–4); guests praise the live band and bottomless-drink brunch. For weekday value, Happy Hour runs Mon–Fri 3–6 pm.
Filé Gumbo Bar's posted hours are: Lunch Mon–Fri 11:30 am–4:00 pm; Brunch Sat–Sun 11:30 am–4:00 pm; Happy Hour Mon–Fri 3:00 pm–6:00 pm; Dinner Mon–Thu, Sun 4:00 pm–9:15 pm; Fri–Sat 4:00 pm–11:15 pm.
Private dining isn't part of Filé Gumbo Bar's offering, the restaurant's policy notes that private parties are not allowed, with the focus on the open dining room and lively atmosphere.
Yes, families do bring children to Filé Gumbo Bar; reviewers mention taking a "kiddo" to weekend brunch and enjoying the friendly service and live-jazz atmosphere.
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