


The Odeon has been part of Tribeca since 1980, long before the neighborhood became synonymous with luxury lofts and destination dining. Its glowing red sign, red leather banquettes and bustling bar remain among downtown Manhattan's most recognizable restaurant images.The menu is intentionally familiar. Burgers, oysters, steak frites, salads and martinis are not included to chase trends. They are served because they remain exactly what people want in this room. The Odeon understands that…
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