Sakagura
4.5 (1,466)restaurant
4.5 (1,466)Tucked beneath an office building, this cozy izakaya pairs authentic Japanese small plates with over 260 sakes.
Description
Operating since 1996, this venue was an early pioneer in bringing sake culture to New York. The space is styled as a blond-wood izakaya designed to feel like a hidden slice of Tokyo. Alongside the drink selection, the kitchen serves tapas-style Japanese dishes and homemade desserts.
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