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05/07/2026
Last-minute plans for Mother’s Day? 🌸✨
We still have a few tables left this Sunday at Wallse. Celebrate with Austrian-inspired dishes, a glass of Grüner, and the colors of spring in full bloom.
A special day deserves a special table.
SpringInNYC
04/24/2026
Fresh watermelon, cut and blended into the glass 🍉
Our famous watermelon cocktail is back.
Light, precise, and delicately sweet — a first taste of the season.
Not quite summer, but just enough to linger a little longer.
Join us at Wallse and try it while it lasts.
11/17/2025
This Thanksgiving, leave the cooking to us. Join us on November 27th for a thoughtfully crafted three-course menu that celebrates the season. From noon to 8pm, we’ll have a table ready for you and your loved ones. All you need to bring is good company.
👉Link in bio to reserve.
08/20/2025
3 courses at Wallsé✨ Just under two weeks left to join us for offering a $60 prix fixe menu. Tap the link in bio for details and to make a reservation!
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07/22/2025
is underway now through August 30th! Join us for a special Prix-Fixe dinner menu of seasonal dishes and Wallsé classics including Wiener Schnitzel & Warm Apple Strudel, Monday - Saturday. Reserve your tables on at the link in bio
07/17/2025
Available as part of our Restaurant Week menu, SALZBURGER NOCKERL is a souffle-like dessert served with blueberries and powdered sugar for a sweet finish to your meal. Reserve your tables for Restaurant Week at the link in bio now!
07/15/2025
A fish dish for hot summer nights✨
HALIBUT
Spring Peas, Carrots, Chanterelles, Mint
07/09/2025
A light and seasonal dish for hot summer days✨
Hokkaido Scallops with clams, summer corn and basil broth
Address
344 W 11th Street
New York, NY
10014
To get to W 11th Street in New York, you can take the subway and get off at the West 4th Street station. From there, walk south on 6th Avenue until you reach Waverly Place. Turn right onto Waverly Place and continue walking until you reach West Street. Turn left onto West Street and continue walking until you reach W 11th Street.
If you prefer driving, head towards W 11th Street in West Village, New York City. There are usually parking spots available along the street or in nearby parking lots.
Please note that these directions are not specific to any particular restaurant on this street named Wallsé.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
5pm - 10pm |
| Tuesday |
5pm - 10pm |
| Wednesday |
5pm - 10pm |
| Thursday |
5pm - 10pm |
| Friday |
5pm - 10pm |
| Saturday |
11am - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
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What people say
Austrian cuisine is known for its rich flavors, hearty dishes, and unique ingredients. Wallsé, located on W 11th Street in New York, takes this traditional cuisine to a whole new level with its fresh interpretation of refined Austrian cuisine. The restaurant's minimalist interior mixes an early-twentieth century Austrian modern aesthetic with works by contemporary international artists, providing a unique dining experience that is both visually stunning and delicious.
Chef Kurt Gutenbrunner's passion for seasonality, quality, taste, and aesthetics is evident in every dish served at Wallsé. The restaurant has been awarded one Michelin star for 15 consecutive years, a testament to the incredible food and impeccable service provided by the staff. In addition to the food, Wallsé is also renowned for its wine program run by beverage director Michael Dolinski. Featuring an extensive wine list exclusively 100% Austrian wines and several signature creative cocktails.
Whether you're looking for a romantic dinner or a brunch with friends, Wallsé has got you covered. With opening hours from Monday-Friday for Dinner — 5pm-10pm and Saturday Brunch & Dinner — 11am-10pm., there's always a time to indulge in their delicious menu items. So if you're looking for an unforgettable dining experience that combines traditional Austrian cuisine with modern twists and artistic flair, look no further than Wallsé on W 11th Street in New York City.