Small cafe with cozy Israeli-style decor and bright, inviting atmosphere offers plenty of indoor and outdoor seating including a dog-friendly patio. Music adds a warm, community vibe while shelves of books invite relaxed moments. Casual self-service setup supports a friendly, family-like energy.
Quiches feature a fluffy crust and come in flavors like spinach and mushroom. Almond croissants and croissants with egg stand out as very good options alongside sandwiches and avocado toast.
Outdoor seating offers a pleasant spot for working or dates. Seats are readily available outside, especially in warm weather.
"I found the food here to be simple, tasty, and delicious."
"I loved sitting outside at the cafe's tables."
"The French Food quiche had a fluffy, unique crust."
Good to know
The restaurant allows booking the space for events.
You order at the counter and then seat yourself.
Prices are fair for what you get.
Tiny French restaurant offers a cozy, romantic atmosphere with close seating and a unique interior. Outdoor seating provides a pleasant al fresco option. The vibe is refined and understated, attracting a lively crowd on the Upper East Side.
Brings a touch of Paris with dishes like beef bourguignon and steak frites. Starters include excellent tuna tartare and escargot, while desserts like creme brulee stand out.
Outdoor seating offers a fantastic spot for enjoying wine or lunch on warm days. The patio provides a lovely atmosphere that complements both indoor and outdoor dining options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity, especially on weekends.
The semi-private room upstairs accommodates up to 15 guests for events.
Expect to spend around $200 for two people, including drinks.
Roomy bakery with varied seating options including sofas, high tops, and cushioned chairs creates a cozy atmosphere. Multiple music sources play simultaneously, contributing to a lively but sometimes noisy vibe. Pet-friendly space offers wifi and power outlets, supporting work and relaxation.
Croissants stand out with their crispy, flaky, pillowy, buttery texture, matching those found in Paris. The black and white cookie blends croissant, pastry, and cookie elements uniquely, while the pain au chocolat offers a warm, rich treat.
Good to know
Cash is not accepted at the coffee stand.
You need to order while you are in line even if you don’t see what they offer.
The prices are on the high side, with croissants costing $5 to $6 each.
Cozy Art Deco interiors create a classic French brasserie look with authentic European decor and welcoming outdoor seating. The atmosphere stays vibrant and romantic with dim lighting and great music. Bar seating offers a casual spot with fresh air from open windows.
Menu features French bistro classics like steak tartare, coq au vin, and Niçoise salad. Pommes frites and steak frites stand out as notably delicious. The atmosphere offers a cozy Parisian brasserie vibe.
Welcoming outdoor seating lines 65th Street, offering a cozy spot to enjoy meals. The outdoor area stays dry even during a rainstorm, making it reliable in wet weather.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak dining hours to avoid long waits.
Weekend brunch is served from 11 AM to 5 PM.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added to all bills.
Bright colors and French aesthetic create a charming, cozy atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. Skylight-lit dining room offers a peaceful, airy vibe while French music plays softly. Regulars with dogs add to the welcoming, community feel.
Croque madame stands out with rich flavors, while the spinach crepe scores a perfect 10. The quiche is fresh and highly praised, and the chocolate croissants are noted for quality and taste.
Outdoor seating offers a lovely ambiance with bright colors that add charm. The space feels inviting and complements the beautiful indoor room.
Good to know
On Saturdays, Le Moulin closes between 3:45 and 5:00 to switch over from brunch to dinner.
Le Moulin doesn’t take reservations on weekends.
All guests at a table must order full-fledged dishes from the menu.
Old World European design creates a French atmosphere with impressive architecture and classic decor. The space feels warm and lively, often filled with a loud crowd. Seating includes tight tables inside and outdoor rattan chairs that show wear.
Classic French dishes like croque monsieur, escargot, and tartare de thon come expertly prepared with rich flavors. Desserts include chocolate mousse and crème brûlée, capturing authentic brasserie style.
Balcony seating creates a charming atmosphere with a mix of indoor and outdoor dining. The great outdoor space offers a lovely spot to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
Good to know
The restaurant is very accommodating of gluten allergies, offering onion soup without the bread.
Accessing the restrooms requires using a busy, long, narrow, steep staircase.
Parking is available on the street but received a D rating.
Small café with French-themed décor and velvet banquettes creates a cozy, elegant atmosphere. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant spot for people-watching. Space transforms into a wine bar in the evening, blending casual and romantic vibes.
Almond croissants stand out for their flavor and texture, matching those found in France. Quiches, including the Lorraine variety, pair well with coffee and travel well for later enjoyment.
Outdoor seating offers a charming and chic vibe. The space feels cute and inviting for dining outside.
Good to know
The cafe turns into a wine bar in the evening.
The cafe does not allow laptops inside.
The establishment closes at 8 PM.
Outdoor seating offers a dog-friendly patio with umbrellas and heaters, creating a laid-back, sunny vibe. Indoor space feels cozy yet close together, opening into the outdoor area with an ornate full bar at the back. Noise levels rise during busy times, balancing lively energy with a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Steak frites stands out with its classic preparation and consistent quality. French onion soup does not meet expectations here.
Outdoor seating offers a laid-back vibe with plenty of patio space. Dog-friendly areas make it easy to enjoy a meal with pets.
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Green Kitchen has plenty of indoor, outdoor, and bar space; reservations are recommended.
The outdoor dining area is dog friendly.
The menu is large, offering something for everyone.
Elegant pastry shop with pastel-colored decor and a chic Parisian salon vibe offers a cozy, intimate seating area and outdoor tables. Atmosphere feels refined and romantic, evoking a sense of Parisian charm. Macarons stand out as a unique, delicious specialty.
Macarons stand out with their unique flavors and meticulous craftsmanship. Pastries like flaky croissants and decadent éclairs also feature alongside these delicate treats.
Outdoor seating includes a tiny side area and a few tables under an awning. Limited space offers about four tables outside alongside a handful inside.
Good to know
Customers often wait 10-15 minutes just to order.
There is no bathroom for clients.
The shop is cramped and has almost no seating.
Small space with inviting decor and authentic bistro vibe creates a cozy setting. Outdoor seating on a quiet side street offers a relaxing ambiance. Indoor atmosphere tends to be noisy and cramped, making conversation difficult.
French onion soup stands out as best in Manhattan with rich flavor. Desserts like light profiteroles and caramelized tarte tatin offer indulgent finishes. Casual bistro dishes like Belgium endives and Moules à la Thai deliver solid, satisfying meals.
Quiet side street location offers relaxing outdoor seating with a French bistro vibe. Outside space feels calm but sometimes has unexpected wildlife like a rat.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner service to ensure seating.
A 20% tip is automatically included in the bill.
Dress code prohibits sports clothes like t-shirts.