Supper club in a bakery offers a low-key romantic vibe with soft jazz on select nights. Warm, fresh French bread pairs with salted butter or whipped ricotta. The Parisian bistrot atmosphere feels cozy and intimate, perfect for a quiet evening.
Warm, fresh French bread comes with salted butter or whipped ricotta, smashed peas, and mint oil. Simple presentation hides fantastic flavor.
"The food here is fantastic, with every dish perfectly prepared."
"The French food here is comforting, with expertly prepared classics."
"The French bread is warm and served with salted butter."
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Half price wines are available during happy hour.
Live music occurs on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Jazz performances take place on Wednesday nights.
Long room centers on fresh pasta and open kitchen. Cozy, quiet vibe feels like a neighborhood dining room with stained wood and soft lighting. Wood-fired oven bread has a phenomenal crust, while flat bread pizzas from the brick oven add a delicious twist.
Wood-fired oven bread stands out with a phenomenal crust and flavor. Flat bread pizzas come from a brick oven, offering a delicious twist alongside fresh, toasted bread sticks.
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Make a reservation before visiting to ensure seating.
The restaurant offers gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions.
The price for two people is about $100 without tip.
Small kosher spot shines with fresh laffa bread baked on site and authentic Israeli vibes. Cozy, clean space feels homey even when crowded. Native speakers add to the lively NYC atmosphere.
Laffa bread gets baked fresh on site and comes filled. Pita bread is also available and served alongside dishes and hummus.
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Laffa is made on-site in a special oven.
Everything is made fresh and in house.
Expect a lot of food at catered events.
Small indoor space with cozy outdoor seating and lively Latino music blends with Middle Eastern vibes. Soft, pillowy pita bread complements fresh, flavorful sides. Outdoor area with heat lamps invites casual dining and people-watching.
Soft, pillowy pita bread comes with plates, tying together a variety of fresh, flavorful sides. The bread is consistently fluffy and adds a warm, delicious touch to the meal.
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The restaurant closes at 8 PM.
The prices are high, with a simple bowl of hummus and falafel costing $20.
Everything on the menu is vegan.
Small space with pink and green wallpaper offers a cozy vibe and high-quality Latin pastries like Pan de Bono. Live music outside adds charm and a friendly, inviting atmosphere that feels like family.
Offers a variety of Latin breads including Pan de Bono, known for its rich flavor. The selection features cheesy breads and unique desserts that resemble donuts but taste more complex.
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The cafe offers authentic Colombian coffee and food.
The lunch special includes 3 empanadas and a soda for $10.
The shop has many gluten-free options, but cross-contamination is possible.
Warm, cozy rooms with wildlife murals set a Hollywood glam vibe. Garlic bread shines with phenomenal flavor and a light texture. The lively bar area draws a neighborhood crowd seeking standout cocktails and rich dishes.
Garlic bread stands out with its phenomenal flavor and lighter texture than expected. The Gorgonzola bread arrives hot with bubbling sauce, adding a rich twist to the menu.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
There is a $3.00 extra charge for olives in the Martini.
You need to order a full dinner to have drinks at a seated table in the bar area.
Italian restaurant blends elegant interior with artistic decor evoking Italy and old New York. Bread arrives early with varied selection and rich truffle butter. Wine list is exquisite and well-curated, complementing the atmosphere that shifts from quiet to lively.
A generous selection of bread varieties arrives early, including bread sticks and a basket with multiple options. The bread pairs well with three flavored butters, especially the truffle butter.
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Reservations are difficult to secure on weekends; book well in advance.
Expect high prices, with some specials exceeding $120 per plate.
The restaurant has a strict 'no children' policy.
Cozy interior with eclectic artwork sets a warm mood. Guests enjoy complimentary bread with marinara and cheese dips before fresh pasta. Bustling kitchen and booth-backed seating create a lively yet comfortable Italian dining experience.
Complimentary bread arrives with marinara sauce and a bit of goat cheese or ricotta dip. Bread service comes before fresh pasta and pairs well with dishes like eggplant parm and ravioli.
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Reservations are by phone only and recommended due to high demand.
The kitchen closes at 10:20 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
The lunch prix fixe menu is $29 for three courses, offering great value.
Small room with intimate seating and large windows feels cozy and upscale. Crisp bread served with delicious olive oil complements dishes well. Quiet, relaxed atmosphere suits a calm evening perfectly.
Starts with crisp bread served alongside delicious olive oil. Bread pairs well with dishes, complementing flavors without overpowering.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is quite small.
Customers have the option to pay the bill via a QR code.
The restaurant charges 16 dollars for sparkling water.
Artisanal bakery offers a cozy atmosphere with outdoor seating and fresh bread aromas. Enjoy crispy crusts on breads like New York Rye and sourdough. Wide variety includes bagels and babkas, making it a top spot for quality baked goods.
Fresh bread comes with a crispy crust and includes varieties like New York Rye, olive bread, sourdough, and cinnamon raisin. A wide selection covers bagels, pastries, focaccia, and raisin pumpernickel.
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If you have an online pick-up order, have your confirmation email ready.
Customers should expect to wait a long time for their drinks.
There is no sitting area in the bakery; it's just take out.
Italian spot shines with amazing focaccia crust and lively, noisy vibe that sparks chats at the marble bar. Outdoor seating offers a quiet, pleasant break with nice music. Bread service can be slow, needing multiple olive oil requests.
Focaccia with vegetables has an amazing crust and flavor. Bread comes with olive oil but often requires multiple requests and long waits.
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The restaurant gets busy after 9pm.
There is no dress code at the restaurant.
Serving sizes are small, so consider ordering sides.
Small American spot offers a cozy atmosphere with casual decor and outside seating. Bread stays crispy in soup and shines with melted cheese on onion soup. Kid- and dog-friendly vibe makes it inviting near cultural spots.
Bread stays crispy even when soaked in soup and comes with melted cheese on top in the onion soup. Bread quality is amazing, though it requires asking to be served.
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Reservations are preferable for groups larger than three.
Happy hour oysters are $2 each from 12 to 5 pm, Monday to Thursday.
The restaurant serves brunch on Saturdays and has an all-day brunch menu on Sundays.
Strong warm, buttery aroma fills the small space with freshly baked cookies and cozy energy. Banana bread shines with its moist texture and crispy top, while lemon and pumpkin ginger spice breads add autumn notes at fair prices. Seating is limited but inviting, with stools and outdoor benches.
Banana bread stands out with its moist texture and crispy top, packed with rich flavors. Other breads like lemon and pumpkin ginger spice offer distinct autumn notes and fair prices.
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Levain Bakery closes at 8:10 pm on Tuesdays.
The cookies cost $5 each, but they are large.
There is very limited seating at Levain Bakery.
Bakery serves fresh pastries and French-style bread that melt in your mouth. Cozy space with power outlets at most tables supports a relaxed vibe. Pleasant music adds to the warm, inviting coffee shop atmosphere.
Fresh bread comes in many forms, including soft slices and a variety of French-style pastries. Self-serve options like croissants and tarts add to the wide selection.
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The location on Lexington Avenue is easily accessible via the subway.
Prices are reasonable despite being in Manhattan.
Restroom access requires an employee to open it for customers.
Cafe mixes 19th century decor with a green garden patio for a cozy vibe. Bread is crispy and pairs well with eggs and chicken, while sweet treats like banana bread add variety. Laptop-free policy fosters relaxation and conversation in a warm setting.
Bread comes with a crispy texture and pairs well with eggs and chicken. The ricotta toast looks appealing but has a light spread, while the banana bread and chocolate chip cookie offer sweet options.
Good to know
On weekends, you need to order a full breakfast to get a seat.
The café has a strict no laptop policy.
They do not accept 50 and 100 bills to pay.