A cuteFrench bistro in the middle of restaurant row in Hell's Kitchen. This place is known to be a favorite of many of the stars from Broadway throughout the year—and for good reason. 자세히 보기
a great french restaurant for any meal, their brunch is my favorite. one of the best bloody mary's in the city, and perfectly cooked omlettes make for a wonderful saturday or sunday morning.
The perfect spot for a romantic dinner. Lived in the neighborhood for a year or two and brushed this place off as a tourist trap - was wrong! Gem for locals too. Food is good, atmosphere great.
Neighborhoodbistro, mix of tourists & locals. Spacious dining room, beautiful bar, oversized Ricard bottles evocative of the South of France. Ok interpretation of French classics. Good beef tartare.
Octopusappetizer was crispy, smokey and delicious. Bread was amazing; lamb and seafoodtagines were sublime. Excellent atmosphere. Good service. Cleanbathrooms with fresh flowers.
Had a late Sunday start to the day and they were the only restaurant we could find that had a between lunch and dinner menu! How smart is that! It was so good.
We had a lovely dinner during Restaurant Week in NYC. Salmon roulades, scallops, lamb, and creme brulée, and honey ice cream with apricot and black cherrysorbets.
Very relaxed atmosphere at this French restaurant. Decor reminds me of The Odeon down in Tribeca (different cuisine). Have a cocktail at the bar. A nicer alternative to some of the places around here.
Sponsored Tip: Order San Pellegrino or Acqua Panna water at this Mediterranean spot and a donation will be made to Share Our Strength! Also: try the bouillabaisse. 자세히 보기
Try the panissa, it's so hard to find outside Italy and France! The sole and the bouillabaisse are also delicious. The sorbets, though, are barely decent. Good and attentive service.
Expensive! But tasty. The goat cheese salad comes with a grilled serving of warm and toastycheese. Does it get any better than that when it comes to salad?