4.6
- 4.5Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.8Ambience
- 4.1Value
Noise • Moderate
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October 20, 2026
Wild Cherry is described as a hard-to-get-into, disco-inspired supper club serving a mix of French and Midwestern dishes. The guide recommends the burger, cocktails, and frozen custard sundae, and offers tips for getting a table.
Published in The Infatuation
October 5, 2026
Wild Cherry, inside the A24-owned Cherry Lane Theatre, serves French-ish food with Americana touches in a ’70s supper-club setting; the guide calls it a great time. Reservations open two weeks ahead, and walk-ins are accepted at the bar.
Published in The Infatuation
September 9, 2026
Wild Cherry is described as a Cherry Lane Theatre restaurant with the feel of a Hollywood supper club crossed with a psychedelic diner. The guide highlights dishes like frog leg Kiev, tableside fettuccine Alfredo and towering coconut cake, plus an $86 scorpion bowl served with flowers and neon bendy straws.
Published in The Infatuation
July 16, 2026
Wild Cherry, A24’s dining collaboration with restaurateurs Riad Nasr and Lee Hanson, opened inside the revamped Cherry Lane Theatre in October 2025. Michelin highlighted its particularly impressive fried frog legs with garlic butter.
Published in Eater New York
July 16, 2026
Wild Cherry, from the Frenchette team and located inside the historic Cherry Lane Theatre, was added to the Michelin Guide as a Recommended restaurant. The article highlights its raw bar and fried frog legs in garlic butter.
Published in Time Out Worldwide
Wild Cherry feels like an intimate, old‑Hollywood supper club tucked inside the Cherry Lane Theatre, vintage touches, green banquettes and a sculptural horseshoe bar create a cozy, theatrical room that’s lively and often on the louder side.
Smart casual, polished but relaxed; many guests treat Wild Cherry as a spot for celebrations and dress up a touch for anniversaries or special nights.
Sunday evenings are a great choice, guests who secured Sunday night reservations praise excellent food and service, making Sunday a rewarding time to visit Wild Cherry.
Many guests note generous, shareable starters, several reviewers say appetizers often serve 3–4 people and the Caesar salad is described as generous.
Yes, Wild Cherry's intimate, cinematic dining room, warm attentive service, and celebratory vibe make it a popular pick for date nights and anniversaries.
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