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21Meatpacking · Contemporary

The Dining Room at RH Guesthouse asks you to put the phone away.

White oak, Murano crystal, rotisserie chicken and caviar, and a room built for conversation.

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From The Dining Room at RH Guesthouse’s gallery on its MICHELIN Guide listing — The Dining Room at RH Guesthouse
The Dining Room at RH Guesthouse · MeatpackingFrom The Dining Room at RH Guesthouse’s gallery on its MICHELIN Guide listing.Photo: The Dining Room at RH Guesthouse, via MICHELIN Guide

Tucked inside the discreet residential RH Guesthouse in Meatpacking, the dining room glows with monumental European white oak, amber Murano crystal, and deep velvet banquettes.

Classic luxury executed with absolute precision: wood-grilled Australian Wagyu ribeye, live-carved rotisserie chicken in golden natural jus, and imperial Ossetra caviar over warm potato blinis.

Quiet, opulent, and strictly private; mobile phones are prohibited, allowing guests to immerse themselves in timeless hospitality and quiet conversation.

A private retreat from Meatpacking's frenetic streets, celebrating classic American luxury cooking without modern culinary gimmicks.

From the MICHELIN listing

Distinction
MICHELIN Guide selection
Price band
$$$$
Cuisine
Contemporary
Address
55 Gansevoort St., New York

Sources

  1. MICHELIN Guide · The Dining Room at RH Guesthouse · checked Sep 28, 2026

Distinction, address, cuisine and price band come from the listing above. Descriptions of rooms and dishes are from Dine Digest’s earlier reporting and were not re-checked for this issue.

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