Situé à quelques pas du théâtre BAM, au cœur de Boerum Hill, le Bacchus propose une authentique cuisine française de type bistrot avec élégance. Le restaurant se spécialise dans les plats traditionnels français classiques comme les escargots, la soupe à l'oignon, les joues de bœuf Bourguignon, la raie au beurre citron à la Grenobloise et plus encore. Ce bistrot populaire de quartier est ouvert tous les jours et sert le dîner, le brunch et le souper. Tous les soirs, vous pourrez profiter d'un repas 3 services à prix fixe de 25 USD, sans aucune restriction de temps. Tous les mardis, le restaurant sert des moules à Gogo (à volonté!) pour seulement 14,95 USD. Un nouveau menu tapas est aussi disponible. Pendant la belle saison, vous pourrez vous détendre avec un apéritif dans le somptueux jardin et profiter du beau salon-jardin. L'établissement peut aussi accueillir de grands groupes pour des soirées privées. Que vous visitiez le Bacchus pour un repas romantique en tête-à-tête, pour une réunion entre amis ou pour une célébration spéciale comme un mariage, un anniversaire ou une fête, l'excellente réputation du Bacchus, sa grande cuisine, ses vins fins et son ambiance chaleureuse sauront vous satisfaire.
Sitting mighty high on the 101st floor of Hudson Yards, Peak impresses with its downtown and Jersey view, but you’d be wrong to downplay the food. Chef Rose Noel executes new American classics to the absolute nines — an excellent Brisket burger with housemade pickles included — so, if you’re looking to wow an out-of-towner (but not just), this is your spot.
Bhatti Indian Grill is an ultra-authentic north Indian restaurant in the heart of NYC that’s refined yet affordable, upscale and modern. Bhatti opened its doors in 2009 to much fan fare and accolades for the authenticity it brought to indian cuisine. One of the city’s preeminent Indian chefs and restaurateurs, Gaurav Anand of Awadh and Moti Mahal Delux has completely revamped and renovated Bhatti just in time to celebrate its 10th anniversary this year. Perennially packed and attracting celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence and Food Network’s Duff Goldman, Bhatti became a popular dining destination due to its delicious, boldly-flavored food, especially kebabs. For its 10th anniversary, Gaurav wanted the restaurant that set him on a successful restaurant career to get a sexier new look, more elevated menu and an adventurous beverage program including an all natural wine list, befitting the next decade.
We opened Seven Valleys with a desire to share the rich tastes of Persian food with the Hoboken and surrounding communities. The various spices and textures of this cuisine are steeped with culture, history, and tradition renowned throughout the world. We invite our neighbors, their friends, and their families to treat their senses as they enjoy each other company in a welcoming space designed with love.Now we are open for indoor (6 seats maximum) outdoor dining,12 pm - 9:30 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.12 pm - 10 pm on Friday and Saturday.12 pm - 9 pm on SundayPlease call us for indoor dinning table at (201)-792-5979, we do our best to accommodate you.
Angeletto is a homey Italian restaurant in the heart of Midtown East, Manhattan. We use the best ingredients and provide a great atmosphere. Private events and catering available. Book reservations or order online for pick-up or delivery through our website!
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The Lobster Club, a Japanese Brasserie by Major Food Group, is a fixture within Midtown Manhattan's iconic Seagram Building. Designed by architect Peter Marino in collaboration with MFG, the dynamic space reflects an outstanding – perhaps extravagant - interpretation of Japanese cuisine. Using classic techniques like tempura, gyoza, yakitori and robata, along with a focus on Teppanyaki and Sushi, The Lobster Club sources fish directly from Tokyo's Tsukiji market to ensure the highest level of quality. Everything on the menu is designed to be shared, encouraging a spirit of informal fun.
Jacques Brasserie is a relaxing sanctuary deep in the heart of the Upper East Side. Low key and inviting, this two-room restaurant and bar serves classic French dishes amongst dark wooden walls adorned with vintage poster advertisements and bohemian scenes a la Toulouse-Lautrec. Open seven days a week, Jacques Brasserie serves lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.Our chef creates everything in house, producing classic dishes such as French Onion Soup, Escargot, Steak Frites, Poulet Roti, Salade Nicoise and our most popular dish, Moules Frites.Committed to serving the finest local and seasonal products, prepared in a stylish yet simple manner, a meal at Jacques Brasserie will captivate your senses. Bon Appetit!Note : we do not take reservations for BAR AREA ROOM it’s first come first served only.We cannot honor reservations for specific tables
