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790 Eighth Ave., New York, NY, 10019
at 48th St.
212-489-2233
lovestoeat from 07601 | Posted on 8/3/09
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This was one of the WORST places I've eatien at for a long time. You are fooled by the decor upon entering, and the service is good, but the cesar salad had croutons as hard as rocks, and their version of mussles mariniere was more like a tasteless water with raw onions added to it. The bar was expensive too but the only thing really worth ingesting. We would never go back.
mzlibrary from 02056 | Posted on 11/8/08
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I took my three daughters to Pigalle for dessert and drinks after the theatre. Two of us received our drinks with alcohol. Two got sweetened hot orange tea with no alcohol. When we tried to explain to our waiter, the bartender and the manager we were told, essentially, that we didn't know what we were talking about. We will NEVER go back.
thatfigenshugirl from 10032 | Posted on 5/22/08
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I have had some really great experiences here, and some experiences that leave a bit to be desired. The service is pretty spotty. But the menu is good: it has a French flair but is varied. Great for after a show; better yet, great for after a matinee.
lhwill from 30152 | Posted on 5/7/07
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We wanted a good brunch place near to our hotel because we had to leave that day for the airport. This place was wonderful, friendly, delicious and a godsend for us. I would definitely eat here again.
dogdog | Posted on 8/16/04
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Food had no inspiration. All cooked on an assembly line in a factory kitchen. It's not horrible, but why put up with tasteless mass production?
rfl68 | Posted on 7/1/04
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Great atmosphere for lunch. Nice table by the window watching 8th Ave pedestrians go by, sipping a Duvel (or some other nice Belgium), and enjoying quality food. Their selections are great. Next time, we are going to do dinner there.
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