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158 Eighth Ave., New York, NY, 10011
nr. 18th St.
212-675-6564
giantska from 11977 | Posted on 2/25/08
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Stopped into this small spot with a friend and was pleasantly surprised by the entire experience. Slightly cramped but beautifully decorated room, very romantic country french style. The food was superb, the best cassoulet i"ve ever had. Our server was from Brittany and was very helpful and charming. I will definitly return in the summer to sit in the sweet little garden in the back.
battousai from 07632 | Posted on 7/10/05
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Went in with moderate expectations but they definitely blew me away with their superb and truly Gascogny-inspired regional cuisine. The food was impeccable and the deserts indulgent especially at such affordable prices. You are instantly greeted in French from the friendly and helpful staff and when in season, you'll be lucky enough to be whisked away to their gorgeous backyard garden perfect for romantic dinners and tete a tetes. Their wine list is balanced and affordable as is their menu so this is a perfect date place for all you young Valentinos looking to squire your pretty young dates. Amid all the Gallic clutter of Chelsea, this wonderful gem rises heads above the rest!
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