db Bistro Moderne
- Midtown West
- 50 - 75 USD
- French
MICHELIN Guide’s Point Of View
Chef Daniel Boulud’s midtown canteen is fashioned by Jeffrey Beers and dons a contemporary demeanor. The front lounge is abuzz with post-work and pre-theater gaggles, while well-behaved crowds in the back are seated in a walnut-paneled space dressed with mirrors and black-and-white photography. Like its setting, the menu is inventive and unites classic bistro cooking with market-inspired creations. That lush pâté en croûte is a buttery pastry encasing layers of creamy country pâté, guinea hen and foie gras, dressed with huckleberry compote, toasted pine nuts and pickled enoki mushrooms. Wild rice-crusted fluke presented with Hawaiian blue prawn and sauce Américaine further demonstrates the kitchen's contemporary leanings.
Distinction
The Plate • Fresh ingredients, carefully prepared: a good meal
Classification
Quite comfortable
Price
50 - 75 USD
Services
- a Wheelchair accessible
- E Establishment totally or partly reserved for non-smokers
- ˆ Brunch
- ä Breakfast
- N Notable wine list
Michelin Guide Experience
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