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Best Business Lunch Restaurants in West Village (10014)

4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: January 2026

Our Top Pick
L'Artusi
Refined, craveable Italian cooking with serious pastas in a perpetually buzzing room.

Notable Picks

8.9
$$$ West Village
L'Artusi is a West Village Italian standby where polished pastas, crudo, and a deep wine list make it a reliable setting for serious lunch meetings. Midday service is focused but warm, with enough buzz to feel alive while still allowing for real conversation.
Must-Try Dishes: Garganelli with mushroom ragu, Roasted chicken, Olive oil cake
What makes it special: Refined, craveable Italian cooking with serious pastas in a perpetually buzzing room.
$$$$ Meatpacking District
Hidden inside RH Guesthouse, this live-fire dining room leans into Wagyu, rotisserie meats, and meticulously plated salads in a hushed, design-forward space. It’s a true splurge setting for C-suite or milestone lunches where environment and service matter as much as the food.
Must-Try Dishes: Wood-grilled Wagyu steak, Rotisserie chicken, Charcoal-grilled branzino
What makes it special: A design-obsessed, live-fire dining room where high-touch service and showpiece proteins justify a serious spend.
$$ West Village
Market Table brings chef-driven, farm-to-table cooking to a glassy corner of Carmine and Bedford that works well for executive lunches. Seasonal plates, a focused wine list, and a mix of two-tops and larger tables make it flexible for both one-on-ones and small teams.
Must-Try Dishes: Roasted chicken with seasonal vegetables, Seared cauliflower with market spices, Brooklyn burrata with seasonal accompaniments
What makes it special: A true West Village farm-to-table fixture with seasonal menus tied directly to local market bounty.
8.1
$$$ Meatpacking District
Pastis is a revived Meatpacking French brasserie where steak frites, shellfish, and bistro classics play out in a lively, see-and-be-seen room. It’s better for relationship-nurturing lunches than tight agenda sessions, especially with clients who appreciate a little theater.
Must-Try Dishes: Steak frites, Moules frites, French onion soup
What makes it special: An iconic Paris-style brasserie where classic bistro dishes share the stage with a high-energy dining room.