Very funny greeting by the young lady who saw us to our seat. Wine was pretty poor, food was fairly good. Service continued to be fairly inconsistent. There are probably much better offers in NYC. more

All three of us absolutely loved out meals. I started with the Frisee aux Lardons. THis salad was made to perfection. I would like to know where they get their bacon for this, it definitely made the salad as well as the fresh frisee. I then had the Moules Frites. I have had this dish many times in France and... more

Just had dinner here with my husband over Valentine weekend in NYC, and...WOW! We are both foodies and love to eat, and we both agreed these were the best steaks we'd ever had, and don't get me started on the frites (or french fries)!!! Definitely make time to have a meal at one of the Les Halles locations in New... more

First experience was fantastic! Great Duck Confit and Steak Au Poivre. Second time around, the C team staff must have been on instead of the A team. The quiche came out luke warm with an ice cold center. The french fries were cold and limp. If you want the A team go on weekdays with the brokers. more

Old fashioned restaurant with traditional French dishes. The blood sausage is not bad. Prices are at middle range. more

A good standard bistrot. more

I've had better French in NYC. more

Great fries and decent eggs benedict. The back hall is stuffy and feels like an oven. Went there twice service not too consistent but reasonably friendly and efficient. more

Plays second fiddle to their main restaurant on Park Ave more