Cafe D’Alsace. I haven’t been yet, but my mother went for brunch last weekend and enjoyed it very much. I linked their website. Link: http://www.cafedalsace.com/

need oysters followed by roast chicken and fries. Cafe D’Alsace: Wonderful beer list, fun atmosphere and ok food. Will stick to beer and simple dishes next time. takeout: on Upper East Side, a couple of trips each to Eli...

: Cafe d’Alsace (SW corner, 2nd Ave./88th St.) Chinese: Chef Ho (2nd Ave. between 89th & 90th)

Just found out our friend’s wife does not care to dine at Cercle Rouge tonight! (One of my favorites!!!) She wants a different restaurant, that being a French bistro or brasserie. We were going to do Cafe D’Alsace, but...

I’ve not yet been to Cafe d’Alsace, but it’s a favorite of my daughter and her boyfriend. Brunch is served there on Saturday. http://www.cafedalsace.com/ Interestingly, it’s a sister restaurant of Marseille,...

I was going to recommend Ian on 86th/2nd but realized it closed on June 27. How sad! We had an excellent experience there in the spring. Cafe D’Alsace 88th/2nd is a solid choice, as is Spigolo on 81st/2nd.

've been doing a lot of research and here’s my list of restaurants that seemed interesting and good: Cafe D’alsace Marseille Gascogne La Bonne Soupe Jules Crispo Balthazar Which one of these would you choose for a late...

Cafe' d’Alsace is great for bar dining during the week. It can be too crazy on the weekends though. Fantastic selection of Belgian beers. 2nd & 88th. Tipsy

I think the food at L’Express is very mediocre. Far better options in that family of restaurants, all of which offer gift cards on-line, are: Marseille – http://www.marseillenyc.com or Cafe d’Alsace -...

to troll for seating for ten people. Some things that popped into my head were Cafe d’Alsace, maybe Jubilee (although they might be too cramped for the larger group), Craftbar if it were uptown . . . Thanks in advance for...

We went to Perilla for my birthday, and their hanger steak is delicious – great sauce ($27), along with everything else. And I agree that most French restaurants have good steak frites – I’ve been into Cafe...

I would suspect Cafe D’Alsace on 88th and 2nd would be open then... ????

How many people? For not too many I would say Pio Pio on 1st betw. 90th & 91st because the sangria and chicken are amazing and it’s a small, lively place. For more people maybe Cafe d’Alsace on 2nd and 88th....

On UES, perhaps Cafe D’Alsace... http://www.cafedalsace.com or Eli’s Vinegar Factory? http://www.elisbread.com/vinegar.html

try cafe D’Alsace on 2nd ave at 88th, great food, some commentary on the board to look up if you want.