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177 Mulberry St.,
New York, NY 10013
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6 at Spring St.; J, M, Z at Bowery
$17-$26
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Accepted/Not Necessary
This venue is closed.
After closing its decade-old Smith Street location, French standby Patois has made an unlikely move to the Little Italy strip. The bistro has found a handsome home in what used to be the back room of Grotta Azzurra. Playing today during a mid-afternoon spot check: Coltrane’s “Giant Steps.” There are old standards on the menu (mussels, coq au vin, macaroni and cheese), hard liquor at the bar, and the really good news: The place’s brunch favorite, the duck-confit hash, is now on the lunch menu, priced at $9.95 just like all the other afternoon offerings (and available for delivery).
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