Belle Époque building houses a Parisian bistro style restaurant with a beautiful bar and huge outdoor seating area sheltered from rain. The atmosphere feels classy and cozy, enhanced by jazz music and elegant decor. The pub room offers a comfortable, fun space for casual meals without reservations.
Complimentary desserts come with meals, adding a nice touch. Brunch desserts stand out alongside steak, fries, and French onion soup.
French toast stands out as a highlight, often described as the best ever tasted. The Pain Perdu version is especially notable, served with speedy and kind service when extra toast is requested.
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Happy hour is available at this bar, which is hard to find in NYC these days.
The happy hour at Bench offers great prices.
You should make reservations at La Grande Boucherie because they are super packed.
Modern dining space offers an elegant and civilized atmosphere with beautiful lighting and decor overlooking a green courtyard oasis. The vibe ranges from chill and inviting to lively and chaotic on busy nights, with excellent cocktails and a casual yet sophisticated bar area.
Chocolate marquise with marshmallow and toffee accents stands out among desserts. The strawberry shortcake bombe and Tres Leches dessert also offer rich, memorable flavors.
Sourdough toast features hints of truffle and mint with a creamy mayo and buttery texture. Heirloom tomato toast stands out as a favorite bite with fresh, vibrant flavors.
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During Restaurant Week, the restaurant offers 2 courses for $45 or 3 courses for $60.
Reservations should be made at least 2 weeks in advance, especially during restaurant week.
The restaurant week menu is for lunch only, costing $45 for two courses and extra for dessert.
Two-floor layout showcases upscale French decor with dim lighting and live jazz music creating a lively, classy atmosphere. Cocktails and dishes like escargots and bone marrow stand out amid elegant surroundings. Second floor offers private seating for intimate gatherings.
Bread pudding stands out as a delectable dessert that offers a sweet ending to meals. Desserts here deliver rich, satisfying flavors.
French toast stands out with its Nutella and blueberry versions drawing attention. Avocado toast offers a fresh, satisfying option alongside the salmon avocado toast.
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Happy hour starts at 3:30 PM with great drink specials.
Live music occurs every Thursday and Saturday night.
The kitchen closes ten minutes after a 9:30 PM reservation.
Industrial design with marble staircase and Edison bulbs creates a romantic but cool vibe. Crowds fill multiple seating areas including a downstairs bar known for quality cocktails. Private rooms offer great privacy amid a lively, sometimes noisy atmosphere.
Lobster toast stands out with flavorful scampi sauce embedded in the toast, making it a popular starter. French toast ranks as exceptionally good, and sausage with peppers on toast offers a unique twist.
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Reservations are required for private events and are highly recommended for dining.
Quality Italian hosts a wine week three times a year, attracting many visitors.
Happy hour is available after work, offering discounted drinks and appetizers.
Three floors plus a rooftop deck create a vibrant, festive atmosphere filled with loud music and a young, lively crowd. A DJ and bar dancer add to the energetic vibe, while colorful, edgy decor enhances the space. The setting encourages socializing despite the high noise level.
Desserts include generous portions and tasty options like churros. Recommendations cover a variety of great bites from appetizers to desserts.
French toast comes with fresh strawberries and is quite filling. It tastes very good and has a rich flavor.
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Reservations are required to be seated at a table.
The bottomless brunch is offered until 5PM on Saturdays and until 8PM on Sundays.
Customers only have 1 hour to eat during busy times.
Upscale diner with cramped seating and dim lighting creates a classic yet hectic atmosphere. Live music and a small patio add to the vibe, while bottomless mimosas and standout dishes like the burger and French toast draw attention. Crowds fill the space, making it lively but noisy.
Great dessert options include carrot cake and huge chocolate cake served on the house. Desserts pair well with coffee and complement hearty meals like turkey dinner and potato pancakes.
French toast comes light and fluffy, often topped with fruit and whipped cream or bacon, sugar walnuts, caramel, and sweet mascarpone. Avocado toast also appears as a tasty option alongside other breakfast items.
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Make reservations for Easter Sunday to ensure a spot.
Unlimited mimosas for $20 are available every day all day.
Bottomless mimosas and waffles are available on Sunday morning.
Large sweeping windows and bright, airy design create a modern, cozy atmosphere with a buzzy yet intimate vibe. Crowds bring lively energy, especially on busy nights, while unique butter service offers a distinctive dining experience. Outdoor seating adds a charming touch to the space.
The Floating Island dessert stands out as delicious and perfect. The raspberry beret offers a tartness from freeze-dried raspberries and is not too sweet or heavy. The team often surprises with little treats like dessert on the house.
Lobster toast stands out with its rich flavor and is consistently delicious. French toast offers a warm, comforting option alongside other dishes like caviar toast.
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Reservations are definitely recommended for Sunday brunch.
Be prepared to spend a little over $100 per person before tip.
Quality Bistro charges $60 for 4 oz of steak.
Classic diner space with cherry wood decor and vintage neon signage creates a nostalgic 1960s vibe. Atmosphere shifts from laid-back mornings to chaotic, noisy evenings with loud music. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant alternative to the lively interior.
Chocolate cake comes in a generous sized portion. Desserts match the top notch quality of the food and cocktails.
French toast stands out with challah bread and a cinnamon raisin pecan option. Avocado toast is also available and cooked perfectly.
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Expect to pay around $120 for three dishes at the diner.
The diner offers takeout options for those on the go.
You need to order one menu item per person.
Upstairs offers a spacious dining area with pretty murals and soft music, creating a relaxing atmosphere away from street noise. The downstairs area tends to be busy and chaotic, especially in the morning. Overall, the space feels speedy and clean with plenty of room to sit and eat peacefully upstairs.
Desserts are delicious and well made, offering a tasty finish to meals. Spacious seating upstairs makes it comfortable to enjoy a quick lunch or a nice dessert.
French toast stands out with eggs and bacon served alongside. Toast comes with almost no butter, often paired with coffee or breakfast sandwiches featuring egg and cheese.
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A small version of American tea or coffee costs $2.50.
The pastrami sandwich costs $30, which is significantly higher than typical deli prices.
There is an additional charge of $2 to order a breakfast item past noon.
Cafe combines counter seating by panoramic windows with cozy, inviting atmosphere and lively music. It serves as both a coffee shop and grocery spot, open 24 hours with reasonably priced food. The space feels clean and visually appealing, attracting solo visitors and friends alike.
A wide selection of desserts and pastries sits alongside grab-and-go snacks and bottled beverages. Prices stay reasonable while options range from pre-packaged goods to fresh treats.
French toast comes with maple syrup and options like banana, strawberry, and Nutella. Prices stay under $10, with sides like bacon or sausage available.
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The restaurant serves pancake breakfast at 4am due to jet lag.
There is a discount when you pay cash, so it is advisable to pay cash.
The cost is $20 for 2 well-stocked plates and 2 coffees for breakfast.
Indoor seating combines tight European cafe style with outdoor options. Atmosphere ranges from lively and busy to noisy with poor acoustics in some areas. Cleanliness is notable, but some interior spaces feel worn and austere.
Offers great desserts alongside sandwiches and coffee. Desserts fit well with a casual meal or coffee break.
Avocado toast comes with sunny side up eggs, smoked salmon, or just plain on gluten-free bread. Croissants and toast show clear know how in preparation.
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Reservations are not required, but expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant charges $8 for water without prior notice.
All coffee drinks are served in bowls instead of cups.