French Bistro Cooking With Moroccan Tagines on Sixth Avenue
Classic bistro fare meets Moroccan influences like tagines and couscous at this lively neighborhood spot.
Why this stop works ✨
Bar Six has held down its corner of Sixth Avenue in Greenwich Village for years, a bistro that never fully committed to one country. The menu runs classic French plates and then swerves into Moroccan territory without apology.
Order the bistro standards if you want the familiar, or lean into the tagines and couscous that give the kitchen its personality. The room stays lively through the night, the sort of place that works for a long dinner or a drink at the bar while you wait for a table. The Moroccan side is what sets it apart from the block full of ordinary neighborhood bistros.
At 4.4 stars across more than 600 reviews, the crowd keeps it busy and loud in the best sense. Come with an appetite, split a tagine, and settle in for a dinner that runs long.
