Her Name Was Carmen
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+1 (917) 262-0107
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527 Broome St, New York, NY 10013
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- New York
- Posted 2 years ago
Formally opened in January 2019, Her Name Was Carmen embodies the essence of Latin America – bringing a laidback yet spirited vision in both contemporary food and nuanced, nostalgic design to a coveted corner in West SoHo. Split across two spacious floors on Broome Street, Her Name Was Carmen offers a differentiated and unique experience – welcoming guests to dine on a simple menu, showcasing fresh seafood before making their way downstairs for eclectic music and lowkey cocktails.
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