Charles Hepper

A cozy upmarket café in Midtown. The atmosphere is calm and elegant yet lively and active, the food is exquisite. The service is immaculate, from reception to check. Definitely worth a visit (and another, and another,...)!

Cecelia Hall

We got the theatre menu - 3 courses for $50 pp - nice value - quick and delectable- we were in and out in an hour and a half. Dinner included appetizer, main, and dessert (see pictures). Restaurant is right next to the Belasco Theater. We made a reservation one day ahead for 5 PM. We ordered wine which was about 15-20 a glass. Highly recommend this place. Food was wonderful (see picts).

+6

Aaron Levett

Everything was delicious, staff were very friendly. Highlights were the French onion soup and the chocolate mousse (didn’t get a picture — oops).

Theresa Cholewa

We had a great experience at this restaurant when we were in New York! Mark helped us all Week with directions and best ways to grab subways, or cabs. He was very polite, respectful, and an amazing guy to talk to! Service was great when we ate few times for breakfast, food was fresh! We can’t wait to go back to New York! Thanks again for making us feel like we were at home !!!!

Ruslana Studio

On Christmas Eve we stopped to have dinner at this restaurant. Very nice atmosphere. Beautiful Christmas decor. Tasty food. We had pâté for appetizer, it was alright. Very thin and dry slice. Wasn’t impressed with it at all. Could be a lot better for French restaurant. We had Steak and salmon for dinner it was tasty. Very friendly owner was browsing around the restaurant offering drinks on him. We don’t drink alcohol so we didn’t order any. But it was a nice gesture. Merci!

+1

Frank Artusa

We walked in without reservations. Great place for excellent food and holiday atmosphere before hitting the theater. If you arrive by 6:30pm you’ll get to participate in a really fun sing along to the twelve days of Christmas. Food portions were a tad small. Cocktails were very good.

Coconuts Tropics

Big restaurant. A bit noisy. Nice menu but not a lot of French dishes. Mussels were excellent. House salad easily fed 2. Bass special was very tasty. Limited wines by the glass and many not french. Had to ask for lemons for the water 4 times. Reasonably priced food. Great location.

Christopher Yandell

Food was pretty good. I was a big fan of the lobster bisque soup. I also ordered the steak frites which was really good but I would recommend adding the pepper sauce because it’s rather boring without it. The chocolate mousse was some of the best I’ve ever had, not exaggerating. It was very light and sweet despite being dark chocolate.

+1

The menu is typical of a original French bistro. A bit pricey for us considering the good but still more or less the average price for similar restaurants in the area. The bathroom was clean. The food was good, though the menu was French, and the food was good, it was also forgetful. They had a vast option of dishes on the menu, so even if you don’t like so much French food or if you’re with kids, it’s enough to satisfy everyone. Gratuity was included in the bill. Overall it was a good experience.

Tia Harrington

Decent food at a reasonable price - if you can get it. We sat down at 5:30 and the staff were already in the weeds. Entrees trailed apps by 40 minutes. Water glasses were never refilled and the second glass of wine was never delivered. Impossible to get the check. Can’t recommend it for pre-theatre or for any evening when you don’t have the entire night to kill and are happy without beverages.

Mehdi S

The food is clearly below average. Disappointing experience for French food. The presentation is okay. The dessert didn’t taste « homemade ». The fries were good though. The boeuf bourguignon and the escargots were not great. Burger just okay. The goat cheese crepe was fine.

+7

Jeff Perez

The service was genuinely the highlight of my visit. The servers were friendly, attentive, and clearly doing their best to elevate the experience. Unfortunately, the rest of the meal didn’t quite measure up. While the atmosphere is warm and inviting at first glance, the dining area is extremely tight, making it difficult to move around or feel comfortable once seated. The food left the biggest disappointment. Prices are steep for what’s actually served, and the quality doesn’t justify the cost. I ordered the Croque Madame, which arrived on stale bread and lacked any real flavor. It was bland to the point of being forgettable. Overall, despite the good service, the cramped space and subpar, overpriced food make this a spot I can’t recommend. You’re better off going somewhere else.

Jessica Barros

Everything else was so good besides the food. Too expensive for the quality and needs a lot of improvement.

Sandy W

TOURIST TRAP!!! BEWARE!!! Came across this restaurant on Google, and saw it had a 4.2/5 ratings with 1,326 reviews, so we went in for dinner. The waiters were rude, and they didn't understand what we were asking as they were not native English speakers. The French Onion Soup was probably out of a can, and it had no flavors except it was VERY SALTY! The cost was $18, for a canned soup. The pasta we had for entree was even worst. It was basically canned tomato and frozen eggplants stirred together with bowtie pasta - and this was $23. The salmon was also bland and overcooked. Honestly, the freshest part of the salmon dish was the green beans and the slices of carrots, for a whopping $38! This place is making a killing for the quality and the quantity of what they are charging customers walking in. STAY AWAY FROM THIS ESTABLISHMENT. You can find better food in NYC!

+1