I don’t know how late they are open, but I’d check out Cafe D’Alsace on 88th and 2nd.

How far upper east? Cafe d’Alsace is nice, I often take my parents there... they might think Elaine’s is fun if they know that scene and don’t think it’s too expensive. Farther south Le Cirque has a cafe...

The closest I can think of is Cafe d’Alsace, off hand, over on Lexington and maybe 89th Street. However, they seem to have a brunch menu, which I’ve not tried (don’t like brunch) - so it might be worth calling...

Another board got me thinking about this Alsatian classic. The long defunct L’Actual (Destine’s Chef?) had a decent one, but where can I find a good version now? Another hound did not give good marks to Cafe...

Cafe Dalsace on the UES

Cafe d’Alsace at 88th and 2nd is good and lively.

Cafe D’Alsace

Have you tried Cafe d’Alsace? I’m not a fan of choucroute, but my husband is, and liked theirs, and can’t compare to Paris for you. Also – would you mind sharing your thoughts about Benoit? Looking forward...

and polished. They are family-friendly. Casual attire is totally acceptable. http://www.danielnyc.com/cafebouludNY.com Cafe d’Alsace, on the corner of 2nd Av. & 88th St., is a French brasserie. Obviously, much more casual...

Second Cafe D’Alsace. Heidelberg on 85ish and 2nd has a smaller selection, but all good german beers if that’s your thing... which it is mine. So I like Heidelberg.

I am not familiar with many restaurants in that neighborhood, but I do know that Cafe d’Alsace, which is not too far from the Met (2nd and 88th), has the same chef and owners as Nice Matin and Marseille, which I love, so I...

Haven’t been in a while, but I always like Etats-Unis when I lived on the UES. Wouldn’t say its “fun” but its got style. Maybe more grown-up than “cool”. Cafe d’Alsace is a pretty...

Hi, I’m looking for restaurant for Friday (late on this, I know) for a group of 8 people. I want something nice, but not too expensive since my parents will be footing the bill. I was considering Cafe d’Alsace, but...

Cafe D’Alsace is nice.

Agree on Luke’s (for what it is) and Cafe d’Alsace. One step up would be Jacques and DeMarchelier. With both of the last two (to keep the cost down), just watch what you order and the wine. DeM can get v crowded at...