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4.2 (103 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Happy hour specials

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Sticky toffee pudding
Angela C.

The restaurant is small but cozy inside. The service was top notch, they were always by for drinks, food or anything we needed. The food was excellent! For dessert we ordered the sticky toffee pudding and they also brought out a complementary chocolate cake for my birthday, so nice! Next time I'm in New York I will dine there again

Medicina Latina
Peter D.

Two of my friends were in town and headed to an uber fancy dinner (that I obviously wasn't invited to), but they did deign to meet me for a cocktail beforehand. I thought it should be equally fancy so I brought them here. L'Adresse is an EXCELLENT place for a fancy drink. It's comfortable, elegant with high ceilings and ornate light fixtures that make even the shabbiest, simplest man (me) feel like he's a king for a day. The staff was very sweet despite my obvious scrubbiness, and happily seated us at a banquette with a view of the whole room. As one might expect, the "most affordable" cocktail on the menu is $20, so the menu may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I thoroughly enjoyed my Medicina Latina (as the server said, essentially a Penicillin with agave spirits and some candied ginger). I liked it so much that I had another, because you only live once. Someday I'll return for a full meal, and I imagine it's just as fancy (and hopefully as high quality) as the room, and the cocktails.

Coffee and dessert
Rits M.

I used to visit the restaurant in Bryan Park, which is why I knew about this location however I will say that the Bryan Park location was far more inviting and beautiful. I do enjoy the space as well as all of them food and coffee options that they have and so I will definitely be back. I think this staff is super professional and extremely helpful, they also don't try and rush you out of your seat, which is important because I take quite a few meetings here. I would definitely recommend getting a reservation, especially on the weekends.

Crispy Rice and Salmon
Lori Lynn C.

The service was exceptional, so attentive. The low lighting, artistic, high class syle of the venue was really nice. My scallops entree was delicious, cooked perfectly and the textures and flavors melted together so nicely.

Frank A.

Good food, but nothing particularly special. Service is excellent. Cocktails are good. Wine list is ok, but very basic. The room is beautiful. Vibe is subdued.

devil margherita
Emily G.

This restaurant/bar has a nice ambiance. I had booked as a happy hour spot with colleagues, as I saw there was a Happy Hour menu (named "Social hour"). I didn't know until we got to the restaurant that it's only available at the bar. While I wasn't surprised by this rule, I wished it was more public on the website or the online menu. It is fine for 1-2 people to enjoy but when it's a larger group bar seating isn't optimal. It also was a shame that since we were the only diners there for almost 40 min they weren't willing to move us, but I wouldn't ding them any points for that. The soocial hour cocktails were good (priced at $12). The food, even with happy hour prices, were on the pricier end.

Handwritten anniversary letter
Tyrone P.

Went here visiting out of state for our anniversary and we will served by Cesar and the staff were phenomenal and extremely cordial. They were very accommodating. We mentioned casually that it was our anniversary in conversation and at the end of our brunch surprised us with celebratory macarons and a hand written letter. They made us feel very special amongst a busy weekend and took the time to welcome us. Will definitely be returning

Lai M.

The service and ambiance was excellent. We went for late lunch and the restaurant was pretty empty except for 2 tables. The food was underwhelming. The tuna tartar was overly salty; good thing it was pair with the lettuce to cut the salt. Rissoto was too hard and my friend complained that the mussels didn't taste fresh. The duck pasta was also disappointing. Duck was dry and the pasta tastes like dry pasta. I was expecting fresh pasta. The squash was very flat and one dimensional. Overall, I would recommend going elsewhere for good food.

Michael V.

Fantastic food, great service, and ambience was nice. Really enjoyed the appetizer. They seem to do all food well for a reasonable price. If you are looking for an upscale feeling without the price tag this is a choice spot. The ambiance is not anything particularly special, but that doesn't mean it's not nice. Low lit, calm vibe.

Santosh M.

Stopped by L'Adresse for dinner and drinks, and it didn't disappoint. The menu has a great mix of contemporary dishes, but the starters really stole the show for us. Highlights: * The Oysters: Super clean and fresh. Came with a great mignonette and cocktail sauce. * Crispy Rice with Spicy Tuna: This was the winner of the night. The texture was spot on--crispy on the bottom, soft rice inside, and the tuna topping was generous. * Cocktails: We tried a couple of their signature drinks. The berry smash (the red one) was fantastic over crushed ice, and the grapefruit cocktail was super refreshing. The interior is chic and lively with a really cool European vibe. Service was solid, and the atmosphere makes you want to stay for 'just one more' round. Will be back

Black truffle gnocchi
Anne H.

A pleasant dinner here. Friendly staff and servers come to fill the water cups numerous times. Crispy calamari was crispy and delicious with zucchini rings. Truffle mushroom gnocchi was really good. Sticky toffee pudding was unique. A perfect place to unwind after a day walking around so much! The manager came by to check on us a few times. Their attention details and water filling, scrape the crumb before dessert was served showed a fine dining experience. The staff, room ambiance were extra kudo points in earning the 5-star rating. There are plenty of places to eat in NY, but this is a place to worth a try!

Clement L.

Excellent ambience and great for business dinner. Chic. French/ American modern bistro. Great service with host, sitting 3 of us in a quiet table appropriate for conversation. Awesome cocktails with generous pour, calamari, Seabass, espresso all delicious and well balance. Great location next to Ritz Carlton

Elsa C.

Great spot to hang out. Love the vibe and the food was delicious My fav was the scallop

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