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Cafe D’Alsace

Cafe d’Alsace and Fetch are good

I think that part of the issue is that great food and fun place tend to be difficult to find on the UES. Which other areas are you able to consider? Edit – though, Cafe d’Alsace has a good vibe, and excellent French...

They also have it at Cafe d’Alsace - I’m not a fan of the dish but my husband has enjoyed it.

i’ve found that marseille and cafe d’alsace both are open, but open table will have many more suggestions.

If you can deal w/ all of Les Halles' service problems, then it is worth going for their choucroute. It is unctous and flavorful. You have to assume that Cafe d’Alsace has a decent one as well.

and Animal) so am finding myself overwhelmed in Manhattan food land and in need of guidance. On the board, I’ve read good things about both Itzocan Bistro and Cafe D’Alsace. Could we get in to these places? We both...

Cafe D’Alsace serves them as well, and they are tasty.

http://www.chowhound.com/topics/457364#3096425 – this has some good ideas. I enjoy going to Orsay, and others recommend Cafe d’Alsace for brunch – I’ve only had dinner, and have enjoyed my meals there. And,...

While I don’t love the food (it’s OK), Nice Matin has good outdoor seating. Cafe D’Alsace is nice on the UES.

Honestly, I lived in Toulouse for a long while and the best cassoulet in Manhattan I think is Cafe D’Alsace - its on like, 81st and 2nd avenue? They have the best southern french food and it’s always packed! Good luck!

Cafe D’alsace and Marseille have prix fixe menus that are supposed to be nice for tomorrow — the restaurants are good in general so the food is likely to be good tomorrow as well. I am not sure what’s available...

Haven’t been to Cote d’Or, but the chef, Philippe Roussel, is currently also in charge of the kitchen at Cafe d’Alsace, which has the same ownership as the places Wilfrid mentions. Roussel has previously had...

Cafe D’Alsace (on 88th/2nd) or go just further north to 96/2nd to Don Pedro’s for latin flavors