Contemporary American Cuisine | Local Ingredients | Colossal Wine List | Pre-Theater Menu

Sample Menu

• Appetizer: crispy pigs' ear salad with tuscan kale and a seven-minute egg
• Entree: local sea scallops paired with apple-and-sea-bean salad<
• Dessert: pear-and-goat-cheese strudel with port ice cream
• Cocktail: apple-ginger manhattan

When to Go: Plan your visit on a Sunday night, when The Frog and the Peach waives its usual $25 corkage fee for the BYOB crowd and discounts most selections on its massive wine list by a third.

What's in a Name? Though they're serious about their cuisine, the team behind The Frog and the Peach turned to comedy for their restaurant's name. British humor fans may recognize the moniker from Dudley Moore and Peter Cook's classic routine about a Scottish restaurant that only serves its two namesakes.

Inside Tips

• The restaurant's dress code is "nice casual." That means most men wear jackets, and most ladies don secondhand wedding dresses.
  
• Walk-ins are welcome, but reservations are strongly encouraged—especially on Saturday night.

While You're in the Neighborhood
Before: Ponder the resplendent canvases and photographs on display at the Alfa Art Gallery (108 Church Street).
After: Devour a quick three-course meal from The Frog and the Peach's pre-theater menu before enjoying a show at the nearby George Street Playhouse (9 Livingston Avenue).