As a restauranteur living 8 minutes from Maison Harlem. I've dined here a number of times which qualifies my opinions as valid. Here you will find excellent, friendly service. The ambiance is intimate and romantic with candle lit outdoor dining. In fact, everything about this place is great except for one constant problem which is that they seem unable to cook their fabulously thick and well-garnished pork chop properly, constantly over-cooking each and every one I've ever had. Therefore, if you go here and you order the pork chop, MAKE SURE YOU MAKE IT CLEAR that you want your chop MEDIUM RARE and JUICY or else you will always receive a dried-out piece of meat you won't enjoy. That is, unless you like eating over-cooked meat as many in this area do. They may actually purposefully overcook the chop because they may be tired of having it returned to the kitchen by ignorant diners who grew up in a non-American culture where meats are all generally overcooked. Regardless of the reason, the pork chops are always overcooked and dry instead of slightly pink and juicy. You'll be lucky to be waited on by the well-educated Jean-Baptiste whom you will find to be eager to make your dining experience memorable. The Escargot are excellent as well as the sea-food dishes, both of which I highly recommend but you may find yourself having to beg for more delicious bread so I suggest requesting more as soon as you get your first basket. After all, it's fresh, warm, deliciously French, and the butter is soft and easily spread. OMG, I almost forgot, the Calamari are the absolute BEST I've ever had so definitely get at least one order of that appetizer because they'll go fast. While I certainly haven't tried everything, everything I did have, except the pork chop, was excellent. read more

Came to Maison Harlem for a friend's birthday and had a great time! The booth seats were spacious and cozy, the decor is amazing, and the vibes were perfect. The food, drinks, and service were all superb. Definitely a spot I'd come back to! read more

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Haven't dined in Harlem for more than 5 years. My friend asked me to meet him here and I'm so glad he did. This is my new favorite restaurant! The atmosphere was vibrant yet cozy, the kind of spot that immediately makes you feel at home while still feeling special. We started with the clams, which were perfectly cooked and full of flavor, followed by a charcuterie board that was beautifully presented and had an amazing variety. The Paper Plane cocktail was perfectly balanced: smooth, slightly bitter, and just the right amount of kick. But the star of the night? The steak. It was buttery, tender, and bursting with flavor - honestly one of the best I've had in the city. Every bite melted in my mouth. Between the food, the service, and the lively Harlem energy, Maison Harlem is easily a 10/10 in my book. I'll definitely be back. read more

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While looking at schools, we went for lunch before heading home. This place was recommended by the friend we went with and I was already excited knowing it was french food. The bar is right up front for those who just want to stop in and the restaurant is in the back. They had music playing and artwork all over the walls. It had a lot of character and vibrant colors. The waiters were very attentive and our water cups were never empty. We ordered the mushroom risotto, hanger steak, lamb burger, and quiche. The plating was spectacular to start. I was wary of the carrots in the risotto, as I usually don't love them cooked, but I went for it anyway. To my surprise, it was a great addition to balance the earthyness of the mushroom and tang of the balsamic glaze. I literally had to make a similar dish the next day because I was craving it. I tried my boyfriends steak and wow was that good too. He subbed the red wine sauce for peppercorn and got the potatoes au gratin. The steak was medium rare and so flavorful and tender. The peppercorn sauce was different than expected, as I believe it was a red peppercorn sauce, so it tasted slightly more vinegary - pairing great with the steak. The potatoes were good, but we wanted a little more cheese. I did not try the other dishes, but I was told they were great as well. Not pictured was the tart tatin. It cane with vanilla ice cream and was different than expected, but wonderful nonetheless. I will definitely come again if I move to this area. read more

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Great little restaurant in Harlem. Menus are old record jackets. Live music in evening (jazz). Service is excellent. Inside is bar upfront and tables in back up short couple of stairs. Many specials and American cuisine. Had calamari and kale salad along w branzino, pork chop and spicy lamb burger read more

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I love this place sm. When I lived in the area I brought everyone here for a meal or quick drink! I LOVE the Demi poulet. Seriously my favorite plate here. There's something in that gravy I'm telling you!! Oh and the tuna tartar!!!! Omg I'm getting hungry just thinking about it I love it here read more

Maison Harlem - French Near Me - New York, New York

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I love a spontaneous find! We were walking around uptown in a new neighborhood and realized we would be down for some French food. The restaurant is cozy-- perfect for a date night-- and we saw quite a few first dates happening! The service was on point, too. We decided to share some saffran moules frites (mussels and fries), a burrata salad, and escargot. Everything was cooked to perfection. I was pleasantly surprised that the saffron mussels would be so savory. We had to ask for another basket of bread to dip in the sauce. It was very romantic sitting by the window and then realizing that it was pouring rain outside. A great local spot with good food! read more

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I visited Maison Harlem at approximately 3:45 PM on April 14, 2026. During my visit, I was told by the bartender that, because I am a regular patron, I should allow other customers to take my seat. I found this comment inappropriate and quite disappointing. I have been a loyal customer, and this experience was both surprising and upsetting. As a result, I do not plan to return to the restaurant. Thank you for your attention to this matter read more

Our food was good, but the service was lacking for me. It was friendly, but definitely not good. It's a pretty small restaurant, but the space is laid out in a way where you don't feel super cramped. It's quite cozy and warm. I really enjoyed the music-themed posters and how the menus are in vintage record sleeves. The playlist was also wonderful. We waited forever to order. My partner got a glass of wine, the truffle mac n cheese and a side of Brussels sprouts. I got the steak special. It came with fries, but I subbed for ratatouille because I like to always have a vegetable with my meals. Despite our wait to order, the food came out pretty promptly. My meal was all there but my partner still hadn't received the wine, nor the side of Brussles. A different person brought out entrees, so when asked about the wine, the person sent our waiter. He said he'd check on the wine and walked away so quickly that she didn't even get to ask about the Brussels sprouts. He quickly dropped off the wine and scurried off again and by the time we were saw him again, my partner was already finished with her entree and still hadn't received her side. Also, when I was midway through my steak, another server came by and dropped off a salad that apparently came with my entree. I wish the server had mentioned it before. It was already dressed and wouldn't have traveled well, so I opted to finish the salad instead of my steak. Our server did not check on us on his own at any point while we ate. We spent a lot of time turning our heads and looking for him and trying to get his attention. At the point where we were done with our dinner and wanted to order dessert, he was nowhere to be found and we sat idly for quite some time. Finally, he reappeared. He was carrying a huge stack of napkins and headed towards the back of the restaurant. Once he sat, we got his attention in the mirror and when he came over, we asked for to-go boxes and said that we'd also like to get dessert. Imagine our surprise when he announced that he was now off work... NOW. Typically when your waiter's shift ends, they 1) let you know and 2) introduce you to the person they'll be handing you off to?? This did not happen and very much rubbed me the wrong way. Our OG waiter hurriedly grabbed our plates and passed them off to another server to pack up. It was so hasty that the late-arriving Brussels we wanted to box was left behind. When the 2nd person came back with our to-go box, we asked if he was the person we could order dessert with and he said he wasn't our waiter either. Eventually we spoke to a 3rd guy who, surprise- also was not our new waiter. Eventually a woman took our dessert order, which as I am typing this - I'm wondering why we even stayed around for. I would come back, but if given the same waiter, I'd ask for someone else. He appears to be a hard worker, just not good at multi-tasking. read more

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Great place to go before hours - gets crowded and noisy during peak dinner (loud live music). Slightly pricy but good food. There is also a happy hour at the bar. Friendly, relaxed service. Mussels with fries are heaping - large can serve two. My friend who goes regularly said the provencale (tomato) is the best - I'm not even a tomato fan but it was super tasty. Not chunks of tomato, more like a light wine broth with a touch of sun dried tomato flavor - savory. Mussels were a little oversteamed, my friend said they are usually a bit firmer. I also enjoyed the kale salad and side of brussels. Sausages were ok. French onion soup was great but way overpriced ($16!) read more

Maison Harlem - French Onion Soup, Kale Salad, Trio of Sausages, Brussel Sprouts, Mussels Provencale - LARGE - French Near Me - New York, New York

Amazing food, drinks and of course all convinced with a delightful customer service definitely Miranda is the best.

At "Maison Harlem," they do all the "little things," like warm the bread so it arrives at your table warm. My wife and I have been eating here for over 10 years, and food is still outstanding! This tells me their chef is a real Professional. I like the steamed mussels, and dunking the bread in the flavorful wine sauce is a blast -- that could be its own soup! They cook their fish to perfection. The Wine List is second to none. You get your money's worth. The LP-shaped menus are cool too! read more

The ambiance is casual and friendly. Bar in front with some cozy tables in back. The place is not large, which adds to the ambiance. Our waiter was friendly and attentive. We had escargot (prepared in delicious garlic butter) and the magret de canard was moist and tasty. A great little find in the heart of Harlem read more

Maison Harlem - Magret de canard - French Near Me - New York, New York

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I came here for dinner with a friend. The French themed decor was tres adorable and the restaurant had a warm, cozy feel to it. However, the space was a bit cramped. Upon being seated, we were served complimentary baguette bread and butter. The bread was tasty and still warm. There were 2 duck dishes: Duck Confit and Hudson Valley Duck Magret. I was leaning towards the Duck Magret, and the waiter confirmed my choice. The Duck Magret came with peppercorn sauce, served with haricot vert (green beans) and potato gratin. This was plated beautifully, with plenty of sauce covering the duck, masking that it was quite rare. The duck was way too pink for me, and still wasn't tender or juicy. It was the sauce that saved it... Wonderfully savory, full of peppery taste, as well as rich. I definitely should have mentioned how rare it was though. The Haricot Vert was nicely crunchy and cooked well. Potato Gratin was baked in a rectangular shape and were layers of finely sliced potatoes, along with cream, butter, cheese. This was deliciously rich and full of bold flavor. My friend ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger with fries. I got to try some and found the fries to be addicting - Delightfully crispy and well seasoned. For dessert, my friend and I shared Chocolate Lava Cake, with vanilla ice cream. The cake had a sprinkling of powdered sugar and mint leaves on top. It was just okay, as there wasn't enough chocolate oozing out. The cake was still delightfully chocolate-y, sweet and soft. Ice cream was velvety smooth and paired well with the cake. Service was decent. Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Prices were medium - Not cheap, but not that expensive either. However, I wasn't fully satisfied with my meal so would not return. read more

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Maison Harlem is all the things you want in a restaurant. The atmosphere is charming beyond belief, the food is extremely good, and you find yourself wanting to linger over a meal so long that you may decide to simply stay for your next meal. For Christmas eve lunch out gang had an endive and roquefort salad, lobster bisque (the soup of the day), coq au vin, the cous cous royale, and the cassoulet. Every dish was perfect, and we want to eat the whole menu and will definitely return. A truly perfect Christmas Eve lunch, and as we walked through the bustling bar, it was like walking through a really happy movie set of what you want a great neighborhood restaurant to look and feel like. read more

Really enjoyed the food and ambiance. Harlem is filled with excellent eateries of all types and this day we wanted French. We'll be back.

We came in here on a Friday around 4pm and was pleasantly surprised that there was still bar seating. The place doesn't seem that big when you first walk in, but they have a full restaurant up the stairs with more seating. They have a happy hour with assorted food & drinks. The frozé's are bomb! They're only part of happy hour from 12-4, but the server slid us one in since we got there at 4:02. I did try the white sangria & wasn't a fan, but only b/c it really wasn't hitting like I wanted it to, so I ended up getting another frozé. I didn't try the food but next time I'm in NY, I'm heading there for that risotto! read more

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Came here for dinner. Would recommend making a reservation in advance as it does get busy. There's a bar in the front and table seating in the back for dining in. Service was great, our waiter was friendly and provided helpful suggestions for what to order. The menu has a good variety of vegetarian, meat, and seafood options. We ordered the fried calamari, wild mushroom risotto, coq au vin, and steak frites. The only disappointment was that we asked our steak to be medium and it was way too rare for our liking. Otherwise, it was a solid meal, and the coq au vin was probably my favorite of what we ordered. read more

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We had a great experience at Maison Harlem on Christmas Eve, the staff is awesome as was everything else. Menu is cleverly placed in a vintage 33lp album cover! Started with a couple of French Pilsners and moved on later to one of the BEST Sangria's I've ever had, and I know my sangria's having lived in Spain back in the 70's. First course was the Escargot which was perfectly prepared alongside a small serving of PEI mussels, both of these were excellent. On to the main course with daily specials of a lobster risotto and duck confit, these were on point and very tasty. We didn't have room for desert but they had all my favorites, including chocolate mousse and crème brûlée. The ambience of the place is very cool with a nice bar in the front and good size seating area a couple of steps up in back. Great choice and will be back for some of the other delicious looking entrees, filet mignon and many more. read more

Amazing food and ambiance ! Been going there for years ! Has a great Happy hour too !

I had a very mixed experience with this restaurant. When I entered, the hostess was having an animated argument with someone from the kitchen, and they kept arguing instead of tending to me, who was standing with a cane. When I was finally seated, I was next to a table where people were yelling at the top of their lungs and I asked to be moved to the back area, the waitress moved me a few tables back but she would not let me sit in the far back where I wanted to sit. She told me, rudely, its going to be very busy tonight and you can't sit there. While I was eating, I noticed there were still empty tables in that area. They put the menus in copies of record sleeves, interesting to see. I asked what was the soup of the day, I could have sworn the waitress said mixed vegetables but I was served a cream soup that I could not identify, it was tasty. The french bread at the table was mediocre. I had the duck magret with haricot verts and potato gratin, and my friend ate quiche with salad appetizer and we had creme brulee for dessert. The food came out quickly. The peppercorn sauce for the duck was exquisite, it had a dark pinkish color instead of the white I was expecting, so it must have been made with red wine. The duck breast was excellent too, although a couple of the slices were raw and I could not eat those. The potato gratin was dry. It was a very large portion and a very good deal for the price. My friend liked her quiche and salad and commented that it was also a large portion, for an appetizer. The creme brulee was decent and enough for two to share. They have an assortment of cocktails and wines and a choice of French foods that would satisfy any palate (except maybe a strict vegan who would only have a plain salad and vegetable sides to choose from). The busboys were extremely attentive, constantly refilling water and removing plates. The restaurant is cozy and they have an outdoor terrace, also a separate bar area in the front. There is a lot of noise emanating from the bar. The bathroom was clean but it had an odd unpleasant smell I could not identify. The bar area is not accessible, there are stairs on both sides, however, you can get into the restaurant proper from the side which is on level ground. It is a typical NYC experience and I liked it enough that I would return despite the negatives. read more

this is my favorite place for relaxation and great food This has a family vibe to it and everyone is sociable with wonderful old Motown vinyl records read more

I'm a believer!!! I asked a Harlem-ite friend of mine where I should go for a Harlem vibed brunch place and, without hesitation, he mentioned Maison Harlem. Now I understand why he suggested it. The menu was really fantastic almost exotic actually. The food tasted great, and the service was good to HOWEVER, as much as I enjoyed the experience, i have to be honest: We did NOTE enjoy the fact that (for whatever reason) our highly anticipated Bronzino took an hour to come out to the table. Fortunately, the company I was with made the waiting time not quite as unbearable as it would've been otherwise. They brought out the food for two of us at the table and fortunately the person that ordered the Bronzino had also ordered a kale salad. So he didn't go completely without while waiting, but his anticipation really made the weight feel long. Our waitress, Ariel, did her best to placate us and ameliorate the situation. We were pleasant, but certainly annoyed by the situation, and she, while being put between a rock and a hard place, handled it all quite gracefully and professionally. All that being said, I will definitely go back, and in fact, we ALL will definitely go back because it was a great meal, and a great place th a wonderful vibe and a quirky yet very interesting decor. So yeah... Maison Harlem, make it a thing! read more

Maison Harlem - An omelette with great cheese inside and a delicious kale salad. I however hot French toast with duck sausage. WHAAAAAT?!! - French Near Me - New York, New York

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The lamb burger was amazing! Beautifully done and flavorful. The drinks were well done and potent. Overall, the food was good. I like the vibe, I sat inside . It is cutely quaint, but it was super nice and sunny so I decided to go out outdoors to catch some sun and people watch. Outside is perfect for summer days. The service was lacking. When I sat inside which I was told by the bartender in front to choose a table, for lunch it wasn't super busy, no one came to take my order. While outside- it was worse. No one came to take my order nor came around to check in once my order came. I needed a second drink and I had to summon her and literally told her she had customers on the outdoors too. She was the least bit attentive. read more

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I had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. Staff was friendly and had a sense of humor . I eat gluten free and always appreciate help with menu choices . I ordered the risotto and added chicken to it - I am a petite lady and have plenty of leftovers! Couples , families , friend groups filled the restaurant- seems like local regulars also in attendance. read more

Maison Harlem - Mushroom , vegetable risotto with chicken addded - enough for 2 people ! - French Near Me - New York, New York

Maison Harlem is en route to being one of our regular NYC default stops. The ambiance and attitude is reminiscent of a Parisian brasserie. First impressions are the choice to have from three types of H20; fizzy, spring or tap (being at home in NYC we are partial to its tap water-seriously better than some bottled stuff). An option offered is the homemade baguette, served warm in a steel bucket with sweet butter packets- say Yes, it beats any take-and-bake. Likewise the signature seasonal cocktails; on the most recent visit I had the Big Apple, which in my mouth was a celebration of winter in the city in a glass. For the food order, I've been beyond-satisfied in ordering the Soup de Jour in the past few visits, with a side (or two). The latest feature was an Apple-Carrot soup; light, airy and satisfying. My husband ordered the Carbonara which he requested explanation: with the egg shell with raw egg: "Is that meant to be spread around the dish?" he asked; "Yes of course" was the reply. "The pasta is at the ideal temperature when the dish comes to you, for the raw egg to be spread perfectly" . He was absolutely correct. It was/is, so far, the best Carbonara my husband has tasted in the city. As for the service - "merci beaucoup Cherie". Looking forward to our next visit. read more

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...this is one of my fav places to go and just eat. Nothing pretentious here, just a warm relaxed setting and incredibly delicious food. Everything from their Burger & Fries, to the Mac n Cheese is exceptionally good. I have lots of fav dishes. From the fried oysters to the Frisse Salad, it's fresh and well prepared read more

The food ad service was on point today! So was the drinks. My salad had me reminiscing of Paris! And the white lotus drink and house margarita hit the spot. My server Tao (I always spell the servers name wrong was wonderful). They had a thanksgiving special but I felt it was too expensive. I also had the crème brûlée (not pictured) it was good but I am not huge on desert so I wouldn't get it again but if you're a desert person try it! read more

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Maison Harlem! Decided to stop by this place for dinner randomly! We are trying to explore Harlem a little bit more. It's French cuisine, but I was surprised by the decor. It kinda reminded me of Louisiana/New Orleans. With elegant french antique style throughout the restaurant. It was loud and popping on a Friday night! Perfect for a small group of friends, but also intimate enough for a table of two. It took a while for our server to come to us, but he was very nice, fun, and energetic. He recommended a few specials, but we decided to start off with the calamari and fried oysters. Calamari was amazing, the fried oysters were interesting... i've never had them before and I just think it's a texture things for me! My friend loves fried oysters, but explained that this wasn't as good as she's had them in the past. For our mains, I got the kale salad with salmon and my friend got the cassoulet. The salad was amazing, but my salmon was undercooked and not cooked evenly. Besides that I would definitely order again. My friend thought that the cassoulet was yummy (her words not mine). She did say that the duck confit was a lil too bready for my liking but other that i liked the flavor and everything was well cooked. We spent about 145 for two apps, two entrees, and one alcoholic drink. I will definitely be back! Price: $$$ Rating: 8/10 read more

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Met a friend here for dinner and it didn't disappoint! Pros: - Very friendly staff and great ambiance - The Branzino was cooked to perfection and paired so nicely with the almondine sauce at the bottom - The Seafood Croustillant was also delicious! - Close to the 125th Street Station - Two gender neutral bathrooms Cons: - None! read more

Maison Harlem - Whole branzino with almondine sauce, frisée sala,d, and fingerling potatoes. - French Near Me - New York, New York

We needed food in the area, and with my friend wanting to try French cuisine, we came here. The place was so charming! There was live music playing the night we came. Complimentary bread was given with the most milkiest butter. I chose the Wild Mushroom Risotto with Seafood ($30) since it was #1 on Yelp, without any idea what I was getting into the moment it appeared. I never had risotto before, nor knew what that was. So when I was tasting rice, I immediately regretted getting this lumpy gooey texture my whole meal. The grilled seafood was a nice add-on with such jumbo sized pieces, although they didn't really match the vibe of the dish. The sweet and tangy balsamic glaze also cuts through the truffle oil and cheesy taste in a very abrupt way. My friend's Classic Coq Au Vin ($31.50) felt like a French classic, but I couldn't get myself to like the red wine coated sauce. I may have just picked a dish not suited for me, but the flies zooming in our faces every couple seconds and the slow service also made my experience less than ideal. At least the beautiful music added a nice touch to match the lively place! read more

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I wanted to explore the Harlem food scene and this one of the top on my list for a while. I walked in around 9pm to a great mood around the bar and open tables in the back. I was craving some Coq au Vin! Food: 4.5/5 I really enjoyed most of my dishes except for the Coq au Vin. The Steak Tartare and Merguez De Barbes were delectable! I am mustard hater but, you need to it to fully experience the creaminess of the tartare. The Merguez was clearly homemade and super flavorful. The Classic Coq Au Vin was tasty and pasta was very fresh but, the chicken was too dry for my taste. On the alcohol side, the White Lotus (mezcal cocktail) and hard cider were nice and smooth. Definitely getting them again. Service: 5/5 Seeing the previous reviews, all I have to say is Max DID WHAT NEEDED TO BE DONE! He was amazing and attentive. Plus, for any French speakers, he is a pleasure to speak to. All in all, I am definitely coming back. It is a great place for real French Cuisine and literally one of the best/authentically French baguettes in all of NYC. It is great for a hangout with friends or date night. read more

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this is the spot!!!!!! party brunch!!! soooo much fun the food is delicious, service matched prices

Had the escargots. Delicious! Service was excellent. Max was very helpful in the food selection. Burger was tasty and came medium rare like I like it. I would highly recommend this place. read more

I unfortunately spent Thanksgiving alone this year, but the team at Maison Harlem made my lonely holiday something worth celebrating. They went above and beyond, packaging up a delicious 3 course Thanksgiving meal for me and wished me a happy Thanksgiving when I picked up. The food was, and always is, outstanding. I've been there many times and they never disappoint. They're an absolute gem in the neighborhood, full of great food and even better people. My gratitude and thanks to the team, and a resounding recommendation to whoever's reading this review to check this place out!!! read more

Maison Harlem - THANKSGIVING MENU - French Near Me - New York, New York

A lovely cozy place. We went for dinner. The service was good. The bathrooms were clean. The food also taste good. Perfect for date night. Posted a video about this place on my tik tok & IG: @jessiica0204 read more

Maison Harlem - Restaurant - French Near Me - New York, New York

Excellent! I randomly stumbled across this place looking for food after leaving the braid shop. I had a lovely glass of red wine. The crab +shrimp cake, marinated olives , and salmon with ratatouille. Everything was top tier . The whole place is a little vibe. Great music, great food, great atmosphere. I'm leaving with no complaints. My waitress Miranda was amazing and had great recommendations. Overall I give this place a 9/10. Would definitely come again! read more

Excellent food service and atmosphere. This restaurant is very consistent. French fries are my favorite!

I cannot recommend Maison Harlem more for your next happy hour or date night. They get 5 stars from me all day everyday. Wonderful live music, great staff and nice ambience with genial good vibes surround you when you walk in! In addition to the large wine list and great drinks Maison Harlem has a pretty extensive menu . Our favorites so far have been the demi poulet, risotto, their SOUPS oh my YUM - we *always* ask for the soup of the day in winter - so delicious everytime! They have fresh herbs outside that they clearly use to season every dish! If you're just coming for happy hour , I recommend the house red w their petit risotto or moules frites - heck even the chicken nuggets are great!! Lastly, don't skip on dessert- they have a super tasty chocolate mousse served w fresh basil and strawberry. Also like their creme brûlée a lot!!!! read more

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I was expecting a formal ambiance, but this restaurant had very casual, welcoming vibes. We weren't able to make reservations but they were easily able to accommodate our party of 5. The cocktails were great. I had the spicy margarita and loved it. It had a very strong kick, flavorful salt on the rim, and was not too sweet. My friends enjoyed the espresso martini as well. The white lotus was a bit polarizing. The cranberry juice was an odd pairing with mezcal so it personally wasn't my favorite drink. I was super excited to try the tagliatelle. Since I'm vegetarian I asked for it without meat, however it arrived chock full of bacon. They prepared a new version but instead of simply making the dish without bacon, they served something completely different which I wouldn't have ordered. Instead of a white cream sauce, it had marinara. They removed the raw egg and added a ton of grilled vegetables. Most of the veggies were well-seasoned but the brussel sprouts were boiled and didn't have great texture. I totally understand if they can't remove ingredients but they should be transparent about it instead of sending out a random dish. My friends enjoyed the couscous, particularly the homemade hot sauce that was paired with it. Even though I had a bad experience, the restaurant seems to have a good menu so it's worth a visit. read more