The Marshal is a chef-owned, wood-fired New American restaurant in Hell's Kitchen, opened by Chef Charlie Marshall in 2013. Our menu celebrates New York farms and live-fire cooking, with dishes like our Famous wood-fired meatloaf, slow-braised local beef short rib, our flame roasted chicken raised in the Catskill Mountains, wood-roasted sustainable fish selections, seasonal salads and vegetables, and 12-inch pizzas made with local cheeses and market ingredients. Everything is made from scratch in our kitchen, and everything is cooked with wood fire.
Chef Charlie grew up in his parents' restaurant and on their small farm on Lummi Island in Puget Sound. His childhood connection with the farm, its bounty, and the restaurant kitchen is why we cook the way we do at The Marshal.
Our kitchen burns no gas. We cook with local replanted hardwoods and fruit woods, purchase green power, and source heavily from New York farms and producers. Our wine list is entirely New York State, and our bar features spirits from New York distilleries, giving guests the opportunity to explore the food, farms, wineries, and distilleries of our home state in one meal.