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17 Cleveland Pl., New York, NY, 10012
nr. Kenmare St.
212-941-5405
flour from 10024 | Posted on 6/5/07
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Too pricey for this overrated dessert restaurant, bad service, bland food, worst thing is, they cannot even give you proper menu info and are dishonest about menus. Was served items not listed in menu description. i.e. nuts etc...
embley from 10013 | Posted on 12/18/06
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Avant-garde cuisine that works. I've had some of the best desserts I've ever eaten here (particularly the cacao fruit sorbet dusted with coco nibs). Sleek minimalist bar, great lighting, perfect for dates. Highly recommended.
flaca from 11211 | Posted on 11/29/06
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This place is a good idea, the desserts were very imaginative and diverse however, the wine (avg $14 per glass) is served in cordial serving of a champagne glass. Do not have a cocktail and or drink here unless you are prepared to throw down $45 on a drink and dessert. The desserts are executed very well and make a point to combine diverse flavors. The service is very informative and happy to answer your questions. The one problem that I had with this place was how skimpy they were with the wine & dessert servings - very tiny! Great idea albeit not a good bang for the buck.
cateljo from 10012 | Posted on 11/6/06
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Irrelevant. The experience is irrelevant. I had the chocolate something (can't remember exact name, a choice of 4 choco-based desserts) and got a chocolate mousse that was the same as you would get at the supermarket. And one caramelized base! Do you need to go to a fancy and costly place (and not particularly friendly, either) to experience the same sensations you would if you were a prolet in a one-horse town biting at your Mars bar?
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