| The Musket Room | |
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 The Musket Room in December 2023 | |
 Interactive map of The Musket Room | |
| Restaurant information | |
| Established | June 2013 (2013-06) |
| Rating |  (Michelin Guide) |
| Location | 265 Elizabeth Street, New York, New York, 10012 |
| Coordinates | 40°43′26.1″N73°59′37.8″W / 40.723917°N 73.993833°W /40.723917; -73.993833 |
The Musket Room is a restaurant inNew York City.[1] The restaurant originally served food inspired by thecuisine of New Zealand, but has since expanded its menu.
The restaurant opened in June 2013.[1] The restaurant was founded by husband and wife Matt and Barbara Lambert and "developing partner" Jennifer Vitagliano.[2] Matt and Barbara eventually left The Musket Room in 2019.[3]
Chef Mary Attea, Musket Room pastry chef Camari Mick, Jennifer Vitagliano, and Nicole Vitagliano opened Raf's in 2023, located near The Musket Room.[4][5] Raf's, characterized by Nina Friend inAir Mail as anall-day café,[6] serves pastries on weekend days and serves a full dinner at night.[4]
The space occupied by Raf's was formerly occupied by Angie's, and, subsequently, Parisi Bakery.[5]
In a positive 2013 review published byThe New York Times, Ligaya Mishan praised the restaurant's food as "ambitious and meticulously detailed".[1]
Pete Wells wrote a positive review, also published by theNew York Times, in 2022.[7] Wells highlighted what he interpreted as a "border-hopping" approach to the menu by chef Mary Attea, noting inspiration from Spanish, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern dishes and cuisine.[7] Wells also praised the restaurant's atmosphere, writing that a "lot of Musket Room’s energy radiates from the bar", which he credited to the fact that the restaurant does not allow patrons to reserve bar seating.[7]
The restaurant won aMichelin Star after four months of operation, joining theMichelin Guide in 2014.[2]
Mary Attea was nominated for theJames Beard Award for Best chef: New York State in 2023.[8] Junghyun Park ofAtomix ultimately won.[9]
In 2023, in a rare occurrence, several Michelin star chefs dined together at the restaurant including Mary Attea and Camari Mick as well as Malyna Si of Orlando's famous restaurant Capa.[10]
In October 2025, Netflix aired a series entitled Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars, in which The Musket Room was featured and viewers see Chef Mary Attea's journey to maintain her Michelin Star for The Musket Room.[11] The restaurant has continued to hold their Michelin Star rating.