Filé Gumbo Bar in Tribeca takes part in Black Restaurant Week

NEW YORK CITY -- One restaurant in Tribeca specializes in a very specific gumbo recipe.

They've got red beans and rice and some amazing seasonal specials.

They showed us how they're making their fried soft-shell crabs right now. That one is also worth running to try.

So what does filé gumbo mean? "Usually more okra," Chef Eric McCree said. "We have a gumbo bar where we cook the gumbo bar side in steam kettles so we can customize your gumbo to order."

He showed off Tiny's All-in Gumbo which contains, chicken, sausage, shrimp, crab, Cajun seasonings, white wine, and parsley.

"And then we just finish it with our namesake ingredient the filet powder and we just put that right in at the end," McCree said.

He prefers potato salad to rice.

"It's with potato salad. So that's something that we only do during the summer. But this is the beauty of, again, all of the different cultures coming together to create Gumbo is the German influence in like Lafayette different areas, you'll see that they put potato salad instead of rice," he said.