German Bosquez

This is a really nice spot for al fresco dining along the Hudson River, near Brookfield Place. They serve excellent cocktails (right now, they have a Honey Deuce - vodka, Chambord, lemonade in a US Open glass that's yours to keep!) and a great brunch on the weekends. We had the brioche French toast (cooked to a delicious slightly crispy finish) and eggs Benedict (their homemade Hollandaise sauce is amazing). We were seated quickly outside and out waitress was friendly and very efficient. She checked on us a couple of times during the meal, which is sometimes rare when a place gets busy. The views of the Hudson on a sunny, warm day were the perfect accompaniment to our meal. This was our third visit there, and we will keep coming back!

+1

Anchal Sikka

Must Try🍽️ Lemon Bucatini ( with mushroom + Asparagus) Caprese Salad Chocolate cake All the food was so delicious. The pasta is a must try. This place is in the Brookfield Place mall near WTC ( walking) The dessert was yum too. The servers were kind and the vibe was good. All of these options are vegetarian!!

+4

Alex Ahau

The food at the district was absolutely delicious, with every dish bursting with flavor. The ambiance was so lovely, warm and inviting, making the whole experience feel special. And that view? Completely astonishing, like something out of a postcard!

+3

Anil Singh

Came in on a rainy evening. The appeal of this place is most likely the outdoor seating, but because of the weather, we chose to sit indoors. The room in which we were seated has kitchy images on practically every inch of wallspace. Comfortable round booths, allowing for a good conversation and a bit of privacy. Waiter let us settle in before taking our order, but the guy with the water filled our glasses immediately. The portions seemed a bit small in this all you can eat era. The bar steak au poivre was tasty, but a couple of more slices would have helped. The lobster was also bit small. The creamed spinach had great flavor and consistency. All in all, it didn't quite meet my expectations for a bistro in a French marketplace in the Financial District. I would most likely return on a sunny evening to sit outside and sample the appetizers. A-1 service, though!

Anjelika Kour

Great experience when the service is right. Live the pate selection, salads, oysters. Fantastic view and a lovely big terrace. Rose here in the summer - a true escape in NYC! Sometimes they have live jazz on weekends which is just a dream.

+3

3.5 / 5.0 - On this very hot day, I was in much need of ice cream, so we stopped by Le District in Brookfield Place. They had a variety of flavors, along with a list of the ingredients in each, which was helpful. I wanted a waffle cone, but didn’t want it melting all over me, so I asked for a cup with the waffle cone. I didn’t love the cone, but the Cookies and Cream ice cream fulfilled my craving.

Nina Cash

Came here because it looked like a nice place to have lunch by the river. I got sat quickly but wasn’t greeted by anyone for almost 10 mins. But once I did my server was very nice. I had a delicious cocktail and ordered an app. I’ve had this type of app before with the battered shrimp in a creamy aioli type of sauce, but I did like the pickled onion component on top but didn’t love the nuts in it. The overall flavor was still good though. The views are nice and I did like their wine selections.

+2

Kesh Patel

Not bad. Overall food was great. I ordered the steak and eggs. Medium rare and over medium. Both were overdone but the eggs were redone to my liking the second time around. Oysters and cocktails were on point. Would definitely revisit. Beautiful setting surrounded by high end retail and yachts!

+1

Kathryn Hinkle

The salads did not look great yesterday and normally they do! Also, tried to get quiche at the other counter; greeted the server with kindness and she immediately rudely replied I’m closed and turned her back. Quite unnecessary and certainly not the usual service we are accustomed to. By the way, quiche was still in the case and it was just before 6p. Thank you

Delphica Sibyl

​Le District, located in Brookfield Place, is unfortunately a case of high prices for low returns. Overall, the experience felt expensive and noisy, with the offerings being frankly nothing special. The cost of their beverages is particularly shocking; be prepared for unbelievably expensive coffee. However, the entire experience is uplifted by the redeeming factor: the staff are nice and highly professional, providing genuinely great service. ​If you’re looking to eat in the area, you'd be much better off eating something upstairs in the same complex for better value and ambiance.

Skin Care

$6.50 for a coffee, then another $1.50 just for oat milk? What is this, liquid gold? It doesn’t even taste good. I don’t mind paying extra if it’s fair, but charging more for a splash of non-dairy feels like a scam. If I’m already paying luxury prices, the milk shouldn’t come with its own price tag.

Joss Bynum

Misleading hours and poor customer service. Google lists Le District as closing at 10 PM, which is misleading. I arrived at 7:40 PM just trying to buy a cookie. One register had closed at 7:30 PM and the other was closing at 8:00 PM. Although the open register didn’t have cookies set up, they normally ring cookie purchases on both sides, and I could see cookies still available. Despite this, the manager refused to serve me and handled the situation poorly, showing a lack of basic customer service and conflict-resolution skills. If service actually ends earlier, that should be clearly stated to avoid wasting customers’ time.

M Rodríguez

I picked up cupcakes from Le District for my kids, and to my shock, we found a broken acrylic nail baked into one of them (see attached photo). This isn’t just gross, it’s a serious choking hazard, especially for young children. This kind of contamination clearly shows that proper food safety practices are not being followed. If gloves were being worn, and worn correctly, this simply wouldn’t happen. If you’re thinking of buying food here, especially for kids, I strongly urge you to reconsider. Hygiene should never be optional.