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    Perrine

    4.0 (154 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 11:45 pm

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    Quiet
    Upscale
    Happy hour specials
    Dogs allowed

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    Erica S.

    Had an amazing experience at Perrine Restaurant in Manhattan! The service was TOP-NOTCH - our waiter went ABOVE AND BEYOND! Friendly and welcoming staff made us feel right at home. I did have a slight mix-up with the charcuterie board (didn't realize it didn't come with cheese and fruits), but the waiter was amazing and quickly hooked me up with a plate of one. They did charge for it, but honestly, I was so happy to get what I wanted to accompany the meat board. It made the experience that much better! They do have a $79 of 2 hour bottomless choice of Bellini, Mimosa or Bloody Mary, but I wasn't in the mood to drink. I was blown away by the beautiful European-style dining room - no wonder it's TikTok famous! Only bummer is it's mainly for catered parties, but they were cool with us taking pictures and videos in it and I heard they are always fine with people doing so :) Parking's a bit of a challenge (of course, it's Manhattan), but there's a parking garage right across the street. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

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    Nancy C.

    Loved the food, ambience, and large restaurants you aren't bumping into other ppl not cramped. Beautiful hotel!!

    Angela P.

    Another restaurant week spot. Have you ever wondered what French food with an Indian touch would be like. Well this spot will answer your question. Not going to lie, I was first interested in this spot because of the beautiful decor, with the grand staircase and cloud ceilings. Unfortunately, we were not seated there for dinner. We were seated in the regular dining room, which was still pretty, but ... Not what I expected. The food was good but at this price point, it would be more of a one time thing. We ordered: Complimentary bread (I forgot to take a photo) Appetizer: Coronation Chicken Tuna Tartare Entree: The Pierre Burger Rogan Josh Brazino Dessert: Warm Chocolate Cake Creme Brule

    Ana S.

    We had lunch and it was delicious, lobster bisque, branzino with grill veggies and the Pierre hamburger. Dessert was glorious, a big pavlova, beautiful presentation. The waiters are fantastic, Luis and specially Jeffrey with his flamboyant personality we love him. Next time in NYC we'll be eating at Perrine.

    Hong Kim L.

    "Something fancy and impressive" was the request from my coworkers and global visitors of my workplace. Perrine was the right choice as it offered traditional French cuisine and satisfactory portions of classic European dishes. I could've gone with other signature New York fine dining establishments but this place has the visuals and food to match it. This restaurant shares its space with a hotel and an accessible stage room, perfect for holiday parties for huge companies. The food itself was fantastic and we came here on a typical weekday lunch time. Very packed but the service was great in catering to the lunch rush crowd. Most of the dishes I ate didn't make it to my camera so I'll describe each in detail. Lobster bisque soup had a great presentation where they showed the blend and poured it from a metallic boat, making sure the bits of lobster meat was nicely decorated on top of my soup bowl. Next was the Branzino because I love a good crisp cut of fish with the grilled skin and buttery meat underneath. It was seasoned well with herbs and garlic cream sauce. I did get the opportunity to take a picture of my strawberry meringue panna cotta. This was one of the best panna cottas I had because the meringue, custard, powdered sugar and fruits were toppled in the right order for the flavors to soak in well. I enjoy a good meringue and this was so much fun to take bit by bit whilst tasting. It was a victory decision for me choosing this place and even better introducing it to my coworkers. Even more now that we have a go-to restaurant when our other global coworkers visit.

    Jenny C.

    I went for my friends birthday as she wanted to celebrate her birthday somewhere upscale with a nice backdrop. There was another room you can reserve but I believe you need to pay 1200 to book, so we just decided to reserve the room after dinner to take photos. We ordered a few things, and all of them came out fine and not bad! We ordered shrimp cocktail, charceuterie board, spaghetti with tomato sauce, steak, escargots, fries and two different salads: Salade Frisée Aux Lardons & Salade Perrine. Amongst the 7 of us we paid around 150 each for all of this including the espresso martinis. I would say the steak and the salads are the only thing I would really come back for while the rest were sort of mid - the steak was cooked very well and pretty yummy and I enjoyed personally the escargots but it wasn't a table favorite. The cocktail shrimp was fresh but not anything to note back on and spaghetti was very very mid. I will say the charcuterie board came with pate that tasted very good and I enjoyed some of the jams and meats on there. The espresso martinis tasted quite funky however came with lots of alcohol so you're getting your 35 dollar hit of alcoholism at least. I think it's way too expensive for the quality you receive here. The free birthday cake they sent was really bad and dry and I ended up not enjoying the fact one of the waiters at the end poked fun at us after we decided to leave by saying xie xie since we're all Asian and the staff laughed about it but we're not all Chinese so I just found this to be inappropriate and rude.

    Natasha R.

    Beautiful location and with great ambiance. Came with my bestie to celebrate our bdays. The food and service was amazing. I had a Caesar salad and filet mignon. I also had the cheesecake for dessert. All amazing. The service was great; our server was very personable and made sure we were well taken care of. She was from DR like us making her extra relatable and She made sure we were taken care of during dinner. The bathroom is even beautiful. Took photos in the beautiful sky room and was not rushed. Will def return

    Rose I.

    Dined here so we could take pictures in the rotunda. Staff was very friendly, attentive, and hospitable. The menu was decent with several options for different diners. The food execution was safe and fine- not memorable and not bad at all. Maybe it was the low ceilings in the narrow dining space that made me want to rush out. This is a nice spot to dine in if you're in the area and need a break. I found the rotunda a nice warm (because it's indoors) respite as well from the midtown traffic.

    Mimosas
    Michael R.

    The service was very nice. The ambiance was spacious and calm. A very relaxing environment to enjoy Sunday brunch. There two hours of mimosas for $79 is perfect to accompany a slow brunch.

    Squid ink pasta
    Claire Y.

    The waiters are super duper nice and very helpful. He gave us multiple recommendations and my favorite is braised short ribs and the squid ink pasta. Food is absolutely delicious. They also have Black truffles that can be topped to any dishes. Dessert is apple pie with butter pecan ice cream. Highly recommended by our server and absolutely delicious. The pie crust just melts inside your mouth. Nice ambiance and perfect for date nights or any special occasions. Also make sure you take some pictures at the foyer, which is located in front of the bathrooms. Definitely a must try place in NYC!

    Paneer pasanda
    Matthew H.

    Came by with two friends on a Wed. We had reservations, but at the time the restaurant wasn't too busy - a handful of tables here and there with the overall elegantly quiet atmosphere. We decided to order a few dishes to share family-style. First, we had the crab imperial flatbread. The crab was very tasty and I liked the herbs that added a nice touch. However, I found the flatbread itself to be a bit bland (e.g. the crusts without crab on it in particular were not very tasty). We also had the striped bass which was quite nice. Fish was fresh and well cooked, and the complementary potato addition was a nice textural contrast. Finally, we had the paneer pasanda which was my favourite. I loved the tomato sauce (which I actually ended up using for some of the less-flavoured bites of the flatbread). The cheese itself was a bit hard texturally - difficult to cut but was OK to chew. The finger millet was not to my taste but I think was fine to pair with the paneer. Service was overall very attentive but I did think that the food took abnormally long to come, especially given the relatively small number of other customers at the time. Price point was about as expected, if not a bit lower, which was nice to see. Good experience overall but given the glut of fantastic restaurants in the city I'm not sure if I'm that keen on coming back soon. (Also, we didn't get bread and I didn't realise that that might have been a thing until seeing some of the other reviews here lol)

    Chicken kebab - wow! So tender and the chutney was amazing!
    Amanda W.

    For such a beautiful venue inside the Pierre, I was expecting better. - there is no wine menu, only an extensive cocktail menu with 5 bottles of red wine options (hubby was expecting a larger list) - did not give us bread! Had to ask for it after we received our apps! - no sharing plates! We shared the dishes amongst three people and we used our small bread plates! However, being below expectations, the food was good. Ordered from restaurant week menu - saffron chicken kebab was delicious! The best dish, with an amazing chutney - tuna tartare, fresh and good flavor - branzino - was ok - beef short ribs - really wanted to like this, but was so dry and too sweet, had a heavy caramelized sauce over the ribs, tasted more of a beef jerky - cavatelli - this was good, pasta was Al dente and firm with a meat sauce - warm chocolate cake was good. The cake was so warm with a scoop of ice cream - olive oil cake, pass, note: there is no olive oil! Only "cooked" in olive oil Overall, really wanted to love this place but was below my expectations. Would absolutely come back for the chicken kebab! Others not so much.

    Cyrus A.

    I'm pretty clueless when it comes to fine dining, so it's always nice when a friend gives a recommendation. While I don't plan on making a habit of coming to Perrine (and my wallet is very thankful for that), it was an excellent experience overall. Staff was incredibly attentive throughout my meal, and willing to accommodate requests -- they even asked the kitchen for loose mint leaves to brew mint tea from scratch, very kind of them to go above and beyond like that. The food was delicious. We had their beet salad, as well as tuna tartare to start. Both were fresh and full of flavor, with decently sized portions. Lots of tuna in the tartare dish. For mains, I had a pasta dish with ragu, and it was definitely worth the price. The pasta tasted freshly made, and was prepared perfectly. And the ragu sauce had me almost licking my plate. Finally, we shared a pavlova for dessert, and can't recommend it strongly enough. It was a great balance of textures and flavors, a great way to end the meal. If you're going to splurge on a fancy dinner, Perrine is an excellent choice.

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    Ask the Community - Perrine

    Is this a good place for drinks (not dinner)?

    They have good drinks but I feel like it's more of a place if you wanted dinner AND drinks. I'm not sure if they have a bar area but I'm sure they would seat you at a table and let you order rounds if that was your choice.

    Is there a dress code for dinner?

    There is definitely no dress code. Men wear shirts jeans sneakers. Ladies casual also. The place is beyond awesome but no requirement or need for suit and tie.

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    1.1 mi
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    It is still restaurant week here in New York snd we knew we would have to have a late dinner after…read moreour show of Masquerade, so we made reservations at Marseille to have French food and maybe their Restaurant week menu. The RW menu was nice and well worth it, but as for me, I saw something else that I would rather have than the choices on the RW menu. I decided to go with the duck confit, but I did not read the menu thoroughly to see what side it came with. When it came out I saw it was with Flageolet bean Ragout which unfortunately I cannot eat, so I had to let Anna our server know. I was hoping she would keep the duck and just replace the side, but it looked like they made a completely new order, what service. My wife and son both ordered from RW menu and chose the boeuf bourgigninon which was so delicious, very tender beef and smooth mashed potatoes. We decided to also order escargot and French onion soup. Our service was just amazing from Anna our main server and the support servers who brought out our orders and to those who made sure our glasses were never empty. Of course the prefixe dessert was also delicious. Just super happy we learned that it was restaurant week and that we were able to experience it.

    Oh, what a delight to stumble upon Marseille on a rainy day!…read more We stumbled into Marseille completely by chance. We were actually going to a different restaurant but the rain came down so hard, we needed to go somewhere closer. I want to come back and have a true meal here! (Apparently they do a discounted steak frites and that is my love language.) The staff very kindly accommodated us even thought we didn't have a reservation (we were only two). Everything in Marseille is done with a purpose. The waiters are all dressed in the same charming uniform. The cocktails are crafted with certain flavor profiles in mind. The menu is there to whisk you away to a little, remote village in France - except, you're on 9th Avenue in New York City and the street is littered with pushy walkers and....well, you get the drill. Anyway. Marseille begins the meal with the most excellent bread service. A fresh, hot sourdough roll is placed upon your table, along with herbed butter and oil. I could make a meal out of that bread alone. My cousin and I split the mushroom ravioli as an appetizer - a little salty, but excellent. The flavors were very well balanced and six was a good number for a dinner portion. We actually opted for the French onion soup as out main, and it was probably the best French onion soup we've ever had. There was also so much, we could not finish it. My Francais G&T was unbelievably good and came with a cornichon. Actually, shout out to our busser (I wish I got his name!) who accidentally took my drink-pickle away and had the waiter bring over more to make up for it. It was such a kind gesture and he deserves to be awarded for his attention to detail. (The wait staff overall was excellent. Kudos to the tall waiter with the snake ring and the shorter waitress with the great eyebrows. Again, I wish I got their names!) Oh, and as a bonus - they gave us some incredible truffles as a parting gift because we didn't stay for dessert. Like I said - the attention to detail here is on point! Overall, this is a fabulous spot. I would love to try brunch here!

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    Corner booths often used for group dining
    Corner booths often used for group dining
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    Fresh Berries - yogurt & granola
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    Chez Josephine

    3.8
    (725 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    The service and ambiance is what made this place really nice. We walked in and it's like a whole…read moredifferent world with live piano music as well. The wonderful lady who was singing and playing the piano did a really good job, it's such a romantic place. The food was good and I split a bottle of wine with my partner. We ordered off the pre-fix menu and added oysters on top. The oysters were so good and I really liked the vinegar. For the appetizers, it was a beet salad and pate. The pate was SO good, I get it again to be honest. Then came the entrees, we ordered the medium well steak frites and pan seared stripped bass. The steak came out rare and the fish was okay, it could have been a bit more seasoned for my personal taste. I traded dishes with my partner because I can't eat rare steak but he can. We also got the peach ice cream dessert and the dessert of the day which was a coconut gelatin(?) dish and it was AMAZING. Overall experience was good, the only thing that was kinda a miss was the entrees.

    Went here after a movie the other night and had the price fixe dinner which is such a great deal…read more Terrific and inexpensive wine list. Onion soup and pate starters were prepared just right. Steak and mussel frites came out perfectly. Chocolate lava cake and peach melba were a great way to end our meal. We will return!

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    Dining room
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    Chocolate lava cake! ($19)
    From my table, thru the bar, to the front door.

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    From my table, thru the bar, to the front door.
    Le Rivage

    Le Rivage

    4.0
    (761 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$$
    Family-owned & operated
    Established in 1983

    We had a team dinner here last week, and I'm so happy we chose this place. It's a small French…read morebistro that feels cozy, intimate, and refreshingly unpretentious. Our waiter was super friendly and attentive, with a great sense of humor that made the whole dinner even more enjoyable. We started with Rockefeller oysters, escargot, steak tartare, and an heirloom tomato salad. Everything was delicious and tasted very fresh. I especially recommend the heirloom tomato salad--it was the perfect balance to all the richer appetizers. For my main, I ordered the duck à l'orange. The plating was beautiful, and they even brought some fire into the presentation (the only picture I managed to take ). The duck was cooked to perfection--juicy, tender, and full of flavor. The parsnips were okay, although I wasn't a huge fan of the pairing with the duck. We ended the night with a dessert recommended by our waiter. It was some sort of cloudy foam with candy on top. Honestly, I have no idea what it was, but it was light, not overly sweet, and a great way to wrap up the meal. Definitely recommend this place if you're around Times Square and looking for a cozy French spot that doesn't take itself too seriously!

    I stumbled upon this place in the late afternoon and was delighted to discover a true old-school…read moreNew York French restaurant. The atmosphere is wonderfully comforting--dimly lit, warmly inviting, with nicely set tables that immediately make you want to settle in. The service was quiet and very competent. As a big fan of Lyonnaise salads, I had to try theirs, and it exceeded my expectations. The lardons were large and crispy, paired with wonderful brioche croutons and a perfectly poached egg. A classic done very well. And although it's not exactly French, their burger was superb. Served on an oversized grilled English muffin, it had a juicy patty topped with melted Gruyère. And the fries? As good as any you'll find in a bistro in Paris. A terrific discovery and exactly the kind of old-school restaurant that's getting harder and harder to find.

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    Monday mussels
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    Burger bash winner
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    Chez Napoleon

    Chez Napoleon

    3.9
    (344 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$$

    Thursday night dinner for 3. Very charming, quaint restaurant with vintage artwork and a small bar…read more There is a front room with a small bar and another room around a wall on the other side. We ordered a traditional gran marnier soufflé with our dinner order as it takes that amount of time to make it. I came for the duck confit. It was tasty with the right amount of crispy skin. My sister ordered the Moules Marinieres which I think was the winner. It came with fries and a few small dishes of green beans. The Buf Bourguignon was rich and hearty. I've been craving a soufflé, and I'm not an expert but I wish I hadn't poured all the sauce in as the mariner was fairly strong and almost overpowered the soufflé in flavor. Overall, happy to support a small mom and pop business. You have to call for reservations. No resy or open table.

    I grew up nearby and been wanting to come here for over 30 years- since I was young- but was a…read morelittle intimidated. Im sad about that. Putting the food aside (which was VERY good), the place is beyond charming... like walking into your nonna's living room- and the staff was welcoming. As for the food: everything is "perfect" in a simple, old school, traditional way. No trendy twists. This is a GOOD thing in my book. It has been years since Ive had escorgot that I loved, but this brought me back. I had almost sworn off of it. My steak au-poivre was cooked to perfection and green peppercorn sauce was sublime. The fries were basic but in a good, I dare say perfect, way. My gf had the sole and, altho she says it wasnt earth shattering, liked it as well. The soufle was a bit of a novelty for me but worth a try. This place is Old School New York at its finest. P.S. I cant stand liver or pate but my gf ordered the foie gras (which ive never had) and tho i resisted trying it, I finally did and loved it. I think that says something about the place. She said it was perfect.

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    Salty crispy half duck with orange sauce and super wild rice.
    Salty crispy half duck with orange sauce and super wild rice.
    The Restuarant is filled with jigsaw puzzles. You can buy a box off of the Puzzle Menu.

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    The Restuarant is filled with jigsaw puzzles. You can buy a box off of the Puzzle Menu.
    Grand Brasserie

    Grand Brasserie

    4.0
    (289 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$$
    Casual dining
    Kitchen open late

    *Restaurant Week Menu* I planned a nice dinner & jazz show…read moreon our anniversary. (I'm romantical like that) First stop, Grand Brasserie. We didn't know it was restaurant week in New York City. Grand Brasserie almost seems like a mirage in the middle of Grand Central Station. Grand Brasserie is a very upscale looking restaurant. From the large bar to the private booths in the dining area, GB has a classic New York elegance. My wife and I are seated and we quickly ordered cocktails. I started with the Crimson Negroni. A classic cocktail with a modern twist, very ooh la la. My main course, I'm a simple man so a want a simple French inspired meal. Steak Frites for Mr Bill S, please and thank you! Now, I'm not sure why Grand Brasserie isn't on any lists for the best places in New York to get a quality Steak Frites. The chef did an excellent job in preparing this dish. The Frites? My wife kept sneaking fries, that's how I know they're that good. And the steak? Buttery and cooked perfectly. When you order a Steak Frites, this is not the best cut of steak. The chef needs mad skills to amp up the dish. Dessert? Classic Crème Brûlée. My favorite. Overall, this was the perfect meal to start our anniversary night. Grand Brasserie, it was a pleasure to dine in your restaurant.

    We came for Restaurant Week and honestly loved the value--just $45 for a three-course dinner, plus…read more$10 glasses of wine. We shared the salad with prosciutto and salmon tartare to start, followed by Steak Frites for our mains. The steak was tender, juicy, and perfectly cooked, with a generous portion of crispy fries. For dessert, we had the Crème Brûlée and mousse--the Crème Brûlée was the clear winner for us. The brasserie is beautifully set inside Grand Central, with high ceilings, plenty of space, and a gorgeous atmosphere. The only downside was at the end of our visit. While waiting to use the restroom, we stopped briefly to take a photo near the bar, and a staff member told us not to in a rather rude manner. We would have appreciated being asked more politely, especially since we were simply taking a quick picture while waiting. Overall, though, a very enjoyable dinner with great value and a beautiful setting.

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    Vanderbilt Hall has been transformed into the Grand Brasserie, a New York City meeting place with Parisian flair.
    Vanderbilt Hall has been transformed into the Grand Brasserie, a New York City meeting place with Parisian flair.
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    Lobster omelet
    The timeless elegance of the historic train terminal with the energy of a classic French brasserie.

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    The timeless elegance of the historic train terminal with the energy of a classic French brasserie.

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