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1422 Third Ave., New York, NY, 10028
nr. 81st St.
212-744-6327
arnaudtribhou from 10027 | Posted on 3/3/07
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My wife and I were lucky enough to get a great table at Brasserie Julien for Valentine's day. I wanted to take her to a very peculiar place to celebrate our 20th anniversary of comon life. I must admit that I have rarely seen such a nice and cosy athmosphere in Upper East Side. A real must!
718foodie | Posted on 1/9/06
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I agree with the most up-to-date review of this place. My meal was delicious, and the decor is one of the most sultry, beautiful, and warm interiors in the neighborhood. That reviewer from 08/07/04 should be taken off already. I mean, come on...over a year ago and it's still up?! I don't even know what they're talking about with comparing the decor to Olive Garden. Absurd. Go there. Try it out. You'll love it.
sshin | Posted on 12/27/05
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While speaking to the manager I was surprised to hear of some of the bad reviews on these sites. Shocked is maybe a better word. My friends and family all know about this restaurant because I can't stop raving about it. You can't please all of the people all of the time. However a 3/10 for this place is ridiculous. Even the Zagat ratings are off. I promised the manager to "prove my love" for this place, so here goes. First of all it's a beautiful space, with great food, and very friendly staff. We celebrated a friend's birthday here recently and we all had a blast. I just wrote another review on one of the other sites, but I figured it was worth an extra few minutes to set the record straight here. I agree with the critic's pick review. You should give it a shot. Remember those relatives you could just never make happy? It's not a chain, it's a family trying to make it in New York and they are doing a great job.
usercarsoncarson | Posted on 8/7/04
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I dont know what editors were thinking. Mussels were shriveled and wine sauce uncooked and harsh. Disengaged service. Bland decor looks like Olive Garden or something and band should have been in a corny hotel lounge. Big disappointment on a special occassion.
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