The Trilby

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED The Trilby Restaurant Review

Many New York dining observers think the restaurant space in The Cooper Square Hotel is cursed. First came LA chef Govind Armstrong’s Table 8. It lasted a year. Then Scott Conant moved in with Faustina. It didn’t last much longer. But now maybe there is a formula for success: enter The Trilby, a moody lounge-like restaurant serving late-night cocktails and European-accented comfort food. The...

Posted on November 04, 2011. Brought to you by gayot.

Third go-round for Cooper Square Hotel, now dedicating sprawling interior acreage to casual posh sippage. Main space like a living room, with mix 'n' match couches, Oriental rugs, assorted tree stumps. Freddy Krueger-esque mural with dangling pocket watch ideal for late-night nightmare-seeding. Nosh into the wee hours on steamed PEI mussels, steak tartare, short rib sliders. Raw oysters for...

Posted on September 16, 2011. Brought to you by blackbookmagus.

Average Rating

100

I had a great time. My previous reservation down the block was overbooked, and the Trilby saved us. Great new look, best the space has ever been and the...

Posted by Mark J. on October 20, 2011. Brought to you by switchboard.

Average Rating

60

Wandered in here around 1pm on a Saturday afternoon. The place was dead. No one in the bar area, and a few scattered people around the lounge...

Posted by Mitchell M. on October 18, 2011. Brought to you by switchboard.

Average Rating

80

This is an expensive place because it's in a hotel. But I really love the dark but comfy decor, and the outside seating on a fall evening is just splendid....

Posted by Padmini I. on October 10, 2011. Brought to you by switchboard.

Yelp

My first Yelp Elite event- and I was not disappointed. The only other thing I have been to is the Yelp Ball and this was definitely so, so different. I loved the venue, the small bites, the strong…

Posted by by Sage P. on March 21, 2011. Brought to you by openlist.

Yelp

Do You remember that episode of Seinfield where Jerry convinces Babu Bhatt to turn the dream cafe to a Pakistani restaurant? That's what the Trillby reminds me of. I remember going to this place…

Posted by by Andre L. on March 21, 2011. Brought to you by openlist.