Classic Continental Dinners From a Greenwich Village Century Mainstay
Continental plates anchor a cozy Greenwich Village room with a neighborhood tradition reaching back to 1919.
🏛️ A Greenwich Village Century
Gene's Restaurant traces its Greenwich Village run to 1919, with a menu billed as Continental Cuisine of Distinction. The long running neighborhood address is 73 West 11th Street, a natural starting point for a classic dinner in Manhattan. Mid priced plates keep the stop approachable for a quick dinner or a longer night out.
The schedule keeps the rhythm clear, with Tuesday through Friday opening at four thirty PM, Saturday and Sunday starting at noon, and every open day closing at 11 PM. Monday is closed. Delivery and pick up are also listed, giving the restaurant another way to bring its familiar menu home.
Gene's appeal is direct, a cozy Greenwich Village table and a continental menu that has stayed part of the neighborhood conversation for more than a century. Start with dinner, leave room for the sense of history, and keep the exact address in mind when you make the plan.
