Food / Lower East Side / Vietnamese

Rating TBD

Ha's Snack Bar

24 seats, Vietnamese-leaning food, and no way to plan ahead.

MUSEENYC

Where
297 Broome St, Lower East Side Open in Google Maps ↗
Price
$$$
Order this
Ask about the wine
Good with
Solo · A date

One of the small rooms downtown food people actually go to, not just post about. The cooking borrows from Vietnamese flavors without calling itself a Vietnamese restaurant. The wine list is weird in the best way.

Ask questions. With 24 seats, walking in is the whole strategy.

What to know

Walk in early. Solo diners have the best luck.

Going? Tell them MUSEENYC sent you. It's not a discount and there's nothing to redeem — we just want them to know where you heard it.

Ha's Snack Bar, in short

Where is Ha's Snack Bar?

Ha's Snack Bar is at 297 Broome St, in Lower East Side, New York City.

How much does Ha's Snack Bar cost?

Ha's Snack Bar is expensive; expect roughly $35–75 a head.

Who is Ha's Snack Bar good for?

Ha's Snack Bar is good for going on your own and a date.

Where it is

What else is nearby →

297 Broome St, Lower East Side. Directions in Google Maps ↗

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