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Brasserie
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Critics' Pick
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Hours
Mon-Thu, 7am-11pm; Fri, 7am-midnight; Sat, 11am-midnight; Sun, 11am-10pm
Nearby Subway Stops
6 at 51st St.; E, V at Lexington Ave.-53rd St.
Prices
$23-$39
Payment Methods
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Special Features
- Bar Scene
- Breakfast
- Brunch - Weekend
- Business Lunch
- Great Desserts
- Late-Night Dining
- Lunch
- Private Dining/Party Space
Alcohol
- Full Bar
Reservations
Recommended
- Make a Reservation with opentable.com
Profile
Nostalgists may have wished for a clone of the original Brasserie. This ain't it. But the redesign is stunning and the big-brother video screens make as much of your entrance as those bygone steps used to. The classic French food (think onion soup and mandatory beignets) is satisfying and served nearly continuously from breakfast through late night—a welcome anomaly in this otherwise early-to-bed precinct.
BrunchSat.–Sun., 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
Recommended DishesOnion soup, $12.50; Brasserie cheeseburger, $18.50
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