This place is great .We reserved a table for lunch eleven people following the civil marriage of my daughter at City Hall .Latoya assisted us in putting together a wonderful menu of fabulous food that included the steak frites,quenelle de brochet ,crab salad , profiteroles plus many more . The ambience was great and the room it self is beautiful . The service was fantastic. We are so happy we were able to commemorate the special occasion in such a New York gem. read more

Excellent food. We had steak frites and the rotisserie chicken which came with a huge portion of potatoes gratin. The service was good and the restaurant is beautiful read more

Another lovely meal at Le Gratin. After ordering a Hendricks gin martini WELL shaken with a lemon twist, we turned our attention to the menu. I hadn't had traditional burgundy escargot in ages...so lick that in. My entree was the April special Poularde aux Écrevisses (Chicken Ballotine, Crawfish, Sauce Nantua, Petits Pois à la Française) which was phenomenal! Our waiter was efficient & personable. The setting is always like stepping back a hundred years or so in time. Just a lovely evening all around. read more

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Service was fine, nothing special. Food-wise, the potato gratin, cannelle, foie gras, deviled eggs, and salad all delivered. The rainbow trout was the standout -- best thing on the table. Downside: non-alcoholic drink options were slim, maybe one or two choices. Minor letdown, but the food was filling and delicious enough to make up for it. Overall a good spot with solid ambience, though it doesn't quite hit the bar set by the other Boulud restaurants. read more

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Our party of 10 had lunch here recently, and though we enjoyed being together, we were not impressed with the food. The ambiance was fine, but service was a little disjointed ( some issues getting everyone's meals out at about the same time) There were just a few other tables occupied when we were there, so there should not have been a service issue due to rush hour or crowding. The cauliflower soup had no flavor, though it did look lovely. None of us who ordered ate very much of it. The fish was an unappetizing gray color although it tasted ok; the potatoes were bland. The steak frites didn't stand out at all but the French fries were pretty good. Interestingly, the bread consisted of rolls that stuck together and were difficult to separate; the accompanying butter was good, though. I hosted this lunch and I would definitely say that for the cost, it simply did not deliver. read more

Stopped here for lunch and enjoyed the 2 course menu for 45, which was quite lovely (3 course available for 55). The atmosphere is casual warm French bistro and the menu had offerings of Lyonnais classics that flooded me back to my honeymoon days spent there. This restaurant is located in the Beekman hotel and it connects right from the hotel's beautiful bar, Laissez Faire/Temple Court. It is an absolutely beautiful lounge to grab a bespoke cocktail before heading to the restaurant for an equally lovely meal. read more

Le Gratin - Two 2 course lunch menu - French Near Me - New York, New York

My family and I ate here the other day and had a great dinner!! This restaurant is located through a pretty nondescript side door you can access by going through the lively, library like bar in the Beekman hotel. The interior is gorgeous, with mirrored walls, gorgeous French designs and unique lighting fixtures. We were sat in an intimate booth and served water and asked for our drink orders immediately. My dad and partner had the gin cocktail, XXX, which was strong yet delicious. We also all enjoyed several glasses of wine, champagne and finally my dad hair the red wine pairing recommended with his dinner, the plate of the month. We did note that while service was great (always had our plates cleared, crumbs scooped away, and waters filled), they did sort of rush us to order our appetizers and mains all at once, which is a pet peeve of my family and I, as we prefer to have long dinners and order as we feel like it. That said, the food was a unique take on classic French food. We tried to order the foie gras, but they didn't have it as an app that night, so instead we had the Steak Tartare À La Parisienne, the Escargots Et Pied De Cochin Croustillants and the Terrine. They were all fantastic. The steak tartare had a raw egg yolk which they can mix for you or you can maid in yourself. The escargot is definitely not a classic escargot and instead is a tempura version which could be great for people who are intimidated by standard escargot. They also brought out bread and butter. We also shared the seasonal mushroom fricassée and the creamy & cheesy potato gratin and the French onion soup (SO GOOD). For our mains, I ordered the Poireaux Vinaigrette, which was so unique and felt very "French", and shared the roasted duck, which was cooked perfectly. My stepmom shared the plate of the month with my dad and noted the beet salad, which had lovely, refreshing cold cubes of beets. We had leftovers boxed up and were still too stuffed for dessert. If you love French/Lyonnaise food, this is a great place to come! My dad's plat du mois was the Tournedos Rossini Sauce Périgourdine (filet mignon, seared foie gras, black truffle madeira jus) and it was phenomenal. Cooked perfectly. read more

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Another Daniel Boulud creation that stands a bit apart from some of his other locations. It's in the Beekman hotel in the Financial District. By all means stop in the Beekman for a drink at the bar first for a classy experience. The restaurant resembles a quaint French bistro and the menu reflects that. It may be my favorite Daniel Boulud restaurant as it accomplishes exactly what it set out to be. The food is expertly prepared, flavorful and presented well. Service is warm and friendly and it's got a warm and inviting atmosphere, Definitely I'll be back. read more

My friends and I went for restaurant week. The food was good and decor looked as you would expect from this kind of restaurant. The service was a bit inattentive due to the place being fully packed. But the food did come out quick enough. I will be only able to fully comment on what I ate. The steak tartare was pretty good but lacking a bit of salt and I definitely had better elsewhere. The tartare had a different mix and wasn't bad, just lacking flavor. The stuffed tomato was pretty good but. Nothing too special. The rice pilaf was great and definitely the best part of the entree. The crème caramel was good and as expected of a dessert of the like. Overall the meal was good but nothing exceptional. The rest of the group said their food was good and very happy about the experience. read more

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Delicious! There is a high bar for French food in this city, but this place competes. Came here for lunch on a weekday and the restaurant wasn't too busy or noisy. The ONLY downfall is that, in order to go to the bathroom, you have to walk into to the Beekman Hotel, all the way to the back, and down a set of stairs. It's almost not worth it. The service could have been a bit better. They seemed a bit snooty and perhaps treated us differently, because I was with some younger folks, but we were dining on a corporate credit card, so they were going to get a good tip anyway. Perhaps a misjudgment on their part. The food was great - we all got the pre fixe menu and shared, so that we could try the maximum amount of dishes. Everything we tried tasted good: the beef tartare was excellent, the pate was great, my friend really enjoyed her French onion soup, the salad was bright and delicious, the burger was great, too. I would absolutely come back. read more

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Had credit to use at one of the Beekman restaurant's during our stay in New York. I was very impressed with the service. We had booked our reservation through the hotel concierge and got to chatting about our plans to go to Book of Mormon after dinner. When we showed up to our reservation, we ran into our concierge who was there to give the wait staff a heads up about our reservation to make sure that we would be able to get out in time. I got the french onion soup and the ribeye. We were there around 5 on a Friday and there was some happy hour portion. I think it was around 6 ounces? Which was perfect. It came with fries and a little salad. The french onion soup was delicious. Rich and cheesy. The ribeye was juicy and the peppercorn sauce was delicious as well. read more

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We went on a Saturday around noon, and there was no wait, the restaurant was about 80% full. I didn't have high expectations at first and thought it would just be another typical French restaurant in NYC, but everything was surprisingly good. Our server was really welcoming. She mentioned it was her first day, and she was absolutely killing it. The portion sizes were huge as well (I mean compared to other French restaurants in the city, I don't think I'm exaggerating. The food leans more toward homey than fancy, which I really enjoyed. You can really taste the flour in their pancakes (my boyfriend didn't seem to like that as much though). The only thing I didn't like as much was the interior decor. The lighting was too dim, they used sharp papers to cover the tables, and the couch was not comfortable (I could feel the metal frame through the cushion). read more

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After some spectacular weekend adventures, we decided on Le Gratin for brunch. This is the signature restaurant of chef Daniel Boulud, located in the Tribeca area of Manhattan. Upon entering one is transported to old France with notable and opulent appointments throughout the space. The open dining room is flanked by gorgeous wood and tile work and adorned with gorgeous ambient lighting throughout. We were seated in a corner booth that provided an entrancing view of the entire space. We began our meal with an order of the Escargot Gratines Au Persil and the Francine Salad. The Escargot were prepared with ample garlic and butter and served simmering with crusty bread as an accompaniment. The salad was a fresh and beautiful mix of frisee, lettuce, thinly shaved carrot, radish and onion, topped with a beautiful housemaid white cheese. Both were delectable starters to what would be a spectacular lunch. For our main courses we selected the Steak Frites and the Branzino. The steak was cooked to medium perfection, tender, juicy and well-seasoned and was accompanied by a generous portion of crispy french fries. The Branzino fillet was perfectly cooked, flaky and moist, bathed in a sinfully delicious beurre-blanc, probably the best version I have tasted and accompanied by a delicately flavored rice pilaf studded with minced zucchini. Craving a bit more green, we also ordered the Haricots Verts a la Ciboule, a green bean dish with an absolutely delightful scallion butter. We finished our meal with the Apple Tarte Tatin. The soft apple caramel atop a luscious cookir, served with Rum Raisin Ice Cream were a delicious denouement!! Le Gratin has pretty big boots to fill with chef Daniel Boulud at the helm, and I believe it does so effortlessly! I highly recommend it for French food aficionados!!! read more

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The ambience was a surprise that it was there especially the area where I saw a skylight on my way to the lady's room. The place is very big. The restaurant was very European. And the food was as usual good quality. I highly recommend. read more

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Great service and waiters checked in if we wanted water or champagne. There was also complimentary bread with butter I came here for burger league and the Le Gratin Cheeseburger (Dry Aged Beef Patty, Caramelized Onions, Tomato, Gruyère Cheese, Boston Lettuce, Peppercorn-Cornichon Mayo). It came with fries. Fries were pretty good. The burger was good but not the best I have had. The lettuce was too big for the burger and sauce was a little drippy so it was a little messy eating it. The ambiance of the restaurant is very nice. If you the bathroom you have to go through sort of a mini maze to get there but you get to go through the beautiful temple of court which has an amazing ceiling. I do recommend going through it at least once if you haven't been before. The bathroom is a little out of the way and would be more convenient if it was available in the restaurant. read more

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Amazing service on par with that if blue box cafe. Seafood tower! Feels like French bistro in the heart of downtown.

Came here for a 5pm dinner on a Saturday. We had a reservation and got there on time and our take wasn't ready since they just open at 5pm. Service was excellent. I had leftovers, about a quarter of the burger and fries. It came with pork belly which i asked to be on the side and also ate later. The burger was delicious but messy. Came with lettuce, tomato, cheese and aioli. Since i had the French onion soup which was very delicious, that filled me quite a bit. I tasted the crème dessert which was like a crème brûlée without the top being charred. The space was exactly like French bistro. The bar area isn't large and by the time we left at 7pm there was about 5 people waiting and ask the tables were occupied. I will say they are quite pricey but their restaurant week menu made it somewhat affordable. My items were only on the regular menu. read more

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I don't know why it took me so long to come here, but so glad I did! My husband and baby took me here for Mother's Day brunch and once I arrived inside the restaurant, it took me back to Paris. The service was good and the food surprisingly was delicious. We ordered the following: - The crab salad was light and refreshing. It wasn't anything special so I would try something else next time as an app - The mussels were my favorite. They were drowned in a delicious broth and the mussels were so plump!. - Steak a cheval ... it was interesting. It reminded me of a Hawaiian loco moco. It wasn't bad but I would try something else next time around. I would definitely be back. This is a gem in FiDi. Also, I love the butter there. read more

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Another DB restaurant in the books for us! This review is my personal experience and of course may not be someone else's so please keep that in mind... The good: the poulet fermier and gratin daphinois, lovely...we even had some leftover we happily took home. The elegant and beautifully decorated interior. The adventure walking to the bathroom through the hotel next door with stunning architecture. The French onion soup! The not-so-good: getting sat at a tiny round table with square paper covers and immediately slicing my knuckle on the stiff paper (my fault). Feeling slightly anxious the whole meal because the square table cover made it hard to see the edges of the round table (we should've moved after the paper cut, also our fault). The steak frites golden hour special was so underwhelming and the fries were mushy. The experience overall could have been better. Also, I don't mind that staff are on their cellphones, it's not a dealbreaker for me but might be for other people. I've literally worked at a "breastaurant" (a long time ago!) that was stricter about cellphones than this casual spot. I think everyone should still come and enjoy, some staff are dry and some are very warm and sweet and the dishes, although pricey--are worth a try. Cheers! read more

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We had an excellent meal, similar to what we might enjoy in a Paris bistro. The starter salad was very fresh with a light dressing, and the chicken liver pate and steak tartare were both delicious. The waiter asked if we wanted the chef to mix the steak tartare, and brought it back to the kitchen for the chef to do so. The vegetarian in our group enjoyed the filling pasta, when two of us had the salmon and beef. We finished our entrees, before enjoying the desserts (warm apple tart with ice cream was a favorite!). Staff was attentive, without being over-bearing. The dining room was attractive, and the tables were spaced far enough apart to allow for conversation. Good time tonight! read more

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Stopped in for lunch. Great service and incredible steak tartare! Maybe the best I've ever had. The steak frites was good. Really liked the fries. The steak itself wasn't special though. Chocolate cake was rich with the right amount of frosting. Will definitely go back for dinner. Very nice quiet atmosphere. read more

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{Overall: 4; Food: 4} Ambiance: 4; Service: 4 Came here for a weekday lunch. It was quiet, but pleasant. During the weekdays, they offer 2-course and 3-course prix-fixe lunch menus, but if you only want one course, you can request that. I had the Branzino (Loup de Mer Poêlé au Beurre Blanc). It comes with a perfectly cooked piece of branzino -- crispy skin and all -- in the most delectable butter sauce. On the side, there's a rice pilaf with diced zucchini, also rich with butter. It was such a perfect epitome of French food, though definitely on the richer side! Service was decent. The ambiance is really nice -- an elevated French bistro style that feels classic and charming. read more

Food was ok, nothing spectacular. Fine little bistro. Service was good and the ambiance was old school.

Came here for brunch recently and the standouts were the escargot and complimentary bread with butter. The bread basket was solid but not fell short of the stellar pastry experience I've had in Europe. Crepe and florentine were also mediocre for what I expected from Daniel Bolud's restaurant--and more importantly, of a French restaurant. Crepe was a overwhelmingly buttery, and something was off (either the egg or jambon). As for the florentine, there was nothing special about it, so I think you can skip this as well. All in all, don't miss the escargot here! read more

Attended a special event here, and didn't have access to the full menu -- so grain of salt with this review. Service was good. Restaurant itself is beautiful. Warm baguette and butter to start: no complaints. I mean, it's warm bread and butter. Burger: fine. Bib lettuce made all the toppings slide around too much, I thought. Fries: greasy and limp Dessert redeemed the meal. Crème caramel for the husband -- perfect, he said. I had the chocolate gateau, which was good. Husband ordered a cider that he said was exceptional, if you're a fan of dry ciders. read more

Returned to Le Gratin and had a wonderful Valentine's Day dinner. The Foie Gras, Duck and Chocolate Cake from their special Valentine's Day menu were all excellent (all things considered, the menu was also reasonably priced for the holiday). Terrific service as usual and the restaurant was nicely set up for the occasion. read more

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Le Gratin is conveniently located and spacious without any hassle with getting a reservation. In fact, they are quite open which is hard to find in NYC. I enjoyed the non alcoholic Negroni. We split the leek salad which was simple. I got the mussels with fries. I should've gotten the duck instead. The mussels were average without much flavor which is surprising bc I feel like most mussels cooked in a good sauce should retain some of the flavor of the sauce. I can't even tell you what the sauce tasted like. A handful of my mussels also didn't open all the way. Possibly would come back if I needed a place to have a mini reunion with friends given the ease but not really running back here for the food. read more

Absolutely beautiful spot for our anniversary dinner! The fixtures, lighting, furniture all come together for a seamless & pleasing French bistro experience. The mixologist served up top-notch drinks, including a delicious take on an Old Fashioned. We started with an amazing beet salad with pistachios & goat cheese dressing. The poulet fermier (half a rotisseire chicken) may be the best chicken dish we've had in years, and it was paired with DB's Mother's potato gratin that was heavenly. We also had their steak frites, and the meat was cooked absolutely perfectly. We topped off the meal with an order of profiteroles (with Gianduja Ice cream & chocolate hazelnut) that was a delight to the senses. Service throughout was outstanding! Daniel Boulud has struck gold here and Le Gratin is one of our very top picks of NYC restaurants. Bravo! read more

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After going to DANIEL back in December, (see my review for more details), we decided to try another Chef DB spot. Enter "Le Gratin" We made a 6:15pm reservation on Good Friday, to kick off the weekend. Plus, we wanted to try the Golden Hour Special that we've been hearing so much about. We arrived a little early, dressed nice, to a mostly empty restaurant with a variety of small tables throughout the beautifully decorated dining room. But alas, they sat us at the smallest table in the place. So much so that we folded the paper top cloth, in order to see the edges of the table. If not, something would have fallen off. While doing so, my wife got a paper cut. The waiter was all business, worked efficient, and helped with pronunciation. Placed our order, and in no time the bread arrived along with the French Onion Soup w/Gruyere Cheese & Crouton. The aroma of the soup and cheese was so pungent, (in a good way), that it woke up the dining room. Spit-Roasted Label Rouge Chicken & Potato Gratin was divine. Like a cozy fall meal. The "Golden Hour Special" was more like "11th Hour". The luke warm Hanger Steak was ok. Frites; cold & mushy and the Jus needed improvement. Or maybe a flip of the whisk. The Pavlova A La Noix De Coco was pretty to look at, but just plain weird. Some other annoyances were the gaggle of waiters hanging out by the bar, 2 young girls dressed down without a reservation scoring a choice table and being charged full price on a Diet Coke refill. Good Friday evolved into a So-So Friday. read more

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Server was not pleasant and it seems like she did not want to be working there. I ordered the whole chicken and it game out ice cold and was way too salty. The fries were horrible. We also ordered the salmon and they only gave us a very tiny portion. For that price I could have bought 2 pounds of salmon. I would avoid this place. Not a very high quality meal for the price. Too expensive for a precooked meal. read more

My friend and I came here for French Restaurant Week lunch. This restaurant was opened at least over a year ago. I've been wanting to dine here since it was walking distance from work. We started off with the soup of the day, which was a cold summer corn soup, and my friend had the salad. Both appetizers were delicious. We also got freshly made complimentary bread, and they serve both gluten and gluten-free versions. For the entrees, we both ordered the mussels. I got mine with French Fries, which I took home for the baby. My friend got another salad. Service was quick and efficient since I was on the clock. The ambiance was pretty, especially since this is one of David Boulud's restaurants. I'd definitely return for martini hour one Friday. The restaurant is offering the same prix fixe for restaurant week. read more

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Came with a few girlfriends for the $35 steak and frites deal. We walked in easily at 6:15 and there weren't many people on a weekday. The steak and frites were OK (one of us loved them more than the other two). It's a great deal. The chocolate dessert was lovely and the restaurant is super cute! read more

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We were looking forward to my 75th pre-birthday dinner at Le Gratin.  They serve calves liver, a favorite of mine that's even difficult to find in Paris. Our walk downtown from Tribeca past city hall was dark and gritty on this Saturday night in March.  However, the streets surrounding Le Gratin and its Beekman Hotel location were hopping with new hotels and restaurants. The area is a changin.    Daniel Boulard and partners are marketing Le Gratin as a Lyonnaise bouchon, but it's more their attempt at recreating Keith McNally's magic at Balthazar, Cafe Luxembourg, Pastis, etc.  Certainly, the joint was jumping on a Saturday night in March with an array of drinkers and diners.  We found two seats at the busy bar and ordered wine, cocktails, pâté, terrine, and two calves livers with extra crispy pomme frites.  Our bartender/server was a bit too engaged with himself and didn't pay attention to us or the order.  Sadly, while the pâté and terrine were good, our liver had gristle and the fries were mushy.  I was so let down.  The bill was expensive for sad food.  I don't know if Le Gratin will succeed.  The crowds might overlook the food while the restaurant remains trendy.  However, longevity in the restaurant business is based on price and taste, not trends. read more

I wanted to give this " French " restaurant a second chance but it didn't meet my expectations, or rather, hopes ... on 14 juillet of all nights! J'etais desolee! After receiving several texts and emails reminding us to arrive on time, right up until 30 minutes before the reservation, this restaurant had the audacity to make us wait 20 minutes before being seated! As for the food, the best thing about this restaurant is the tap water. The improvement from the former tenant who did not filter the disgusting tap water that tasted like old musty pipes, was a relief. At least now the water tastes good! The room feels very ancien siecle, but the clientele seem very Jersey shore. Don't expect an amuse bouche before your meal, or a treat at the end. This is not that kind of place. The food is not French style haute cuisine or nouvelle cuisine so don't be fooled by the name at the top of the menu, although, if you knew what le gratin means (French comfort food), you might not consider going to this restaurant. The cook (note, I do not use the word chef) does not understand the word subtle when it comes to herbs and spices. He most certainly would be a flunk-out at Le Cordon Bleu. Too much garlic! I could smell it as the waiter walked by with a hot dish that perfumed the air like a plate of garlic knots at a NYC pizzeria. As for the special salade (Crabe Marie...), which I formerly used to enjoy at both the predecessor establishment (Augustine) and during the early days of Le Gratin, yuck! Small crumbly pieces of crab with sprinkles of hot pepper flakes. What?! This is not French! Maybe it would be good filling for a street taco at Los Tacos. My companions did not complain about the burgers, but the fries were an insult to the French meaning of frites. The cook, or sous cook, filled the container with broken bits of fries and disguised them with a few long frites on top. We would have overlooked the poor quality food and " fast-food " preparation along with the 20-minute wait if we had been able to watch the can-can dancers, but we missed the very short window of entertainment. I really think that Monsieur Boulud must be stretched too thin or not care about his reputation regarding his sprawling restaurant empire. The quality is not there. I miss David Bouley (RIP) who made Tribeca a destination for people who wanted good healthy French food. Voila! read more

Came here for French Restaurant Week with a friend since she's been here for lunch and wanted to try the dinner menu. The atmosphere is elegant like being in Paris. Staff were nice and service was good. The bread was pretty hard and not fresh. I ordered the le French martini, this was very flavorful, would recommend this cocktail. I love escargot and this was on the menu for the appetizer. I was really looking forward to having this, but it was really challenging extracting the escargot from the shell. My friend tried and she also struggled. It was ok, I've had better and would prefer escargot without the shell. The steak frites were very tasty with the sauce. My friend had the vol-au-vent which is braised chicken, mushroom, bechamel, puff pastry, it was delicious, but the portion were small. For dessert, I got the chocolate coffee cake, the presentation was pretty, but I tasted more coffee and I'm not a big coffee fan. I enjoyed my friend's dessert more, she had the cherry fruit cake. I would prefer to go to other French Restaurants, this one is not for me. read more

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Visited again, and it was another fantastic experience. The food is delicious, showcasing the quality of the ingredients, and the presentation is stinning-thanks, Chef Jules! The service sets it apart; the staff is kind, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. I've been several times and have never been disappointed. Highly recommend! read more

Came here for dinner with a few colleagues and clients and had a wonderful experience. We were in town for a few days and Le Gratin was the place we selected for dinner. The restaurant isn't large and it's definitely an intimate spot and would be great for a date night. Despite arriving about 25 minutes before our reservation, they were kind enough to seat us early while we waited for the rest of our party. We started with the cheese platter and everything was tasty. I opted for one of the specials that evening which was a beef tenderloin (I believe) a ravioli and mashed potatoes with veg. We also shared the namesake potatoes and a few other items. The food was all excellent! In addition to the great food, our server and everyone taking care of us was fantastic. We never had to worry about our drinks running empty as another bottle of water was placed on the table or a glass of wine offered. Would definitely recommend Le Gratin if you're looking for a place in the Financial District. read more

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Excellent French food, smart service, and dimly-lit French bistro vibes. French cuisine is not really for me, but I can definitely see how this would be a lovely place for a romantic, warm and filling dinner. My one gripe is just a personal preference, really: I don't really like heavy lunches, and Lyonnaise food seems to be really heavy on the proteins and fats: even their salad had juicy bacon bits and generous cuts of chicken liver! I would personally go here for dinner instead. read more

Le Gratin - French Near Me - New York, New York

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Come hungry and be ready to enjoy a wonderful French menu. We stopped here after drinks at the bar at The Beekman and were lucky enough to be in before the rush so it didn't feel so packed (it can feel a little snug at the height of dinner time). Beautiful space, bright but not too bright. You will have to exit and head to the hotel tho for a restroom. There'll be a bit of a mini trek. read more

What a Fabulous place with great food, excellent, attentive service and staff, delicious wine, and an enjoyable, pleasant atmosphere. The place reminded us of Paris, and the food was delicious. The charcuterie boards, onion soup, salads, Duck, steak and burger, and potato side dish were all delicious. The array of desserts sounded great, but we were so stuffed we went with the ice cream/sorbet, which was all homemade, and you could taste the difference. We will return soon and enjoy this gem of French food in New York. Enjoy read more

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