For basic fare (breakfast sandwiches, egg plates) I’d head to Boerum Hill Food Company on Smith Street (excellent breakfast sandwich on ciabatta). For something slightly more elaborate, I’d go to Teresa’s on...

very easy trip from fidi to bk heights – try noodle pudding for italian and le petit marche for french, right by each other on henry street.

If you don’t care about $$, try these places, - Le Bernadin - Le Cirque 2000 - La Caravelle - La Cote Bisque - Kuzuma Suzhi - Sushisay - Sushi Yasuda - Smith & Wollensky - Sparks - Michael Jordan’s Steakhouse - Milos Looking for...

What location? If in the 17th and Market vicinity there is Smith and Willensky, XIX (Nineteen) in addition to the others mentioned

We’re short on Belgian places here in Seattle, but your best bet is to check with some of the more authentically French places in town like Maximilien and Le Pichet.

Bouley Café Boulud Country – The Dining Room La Grenouille Le Bernardin Le Cirque L’Ecole – Restaurant of The French Culinary Institute p*ong Red Cat SUSHISAMBA park The Mermaid Inn

There are TONS of brunch options in the East Village – do a search of this board. It’s been discussed many times. My favorites are: E.U., Grape & Grain, Le Gamin. Tree and Prune are also highly recommended.

Post this on the Outer Boroughs board – if it hasn’t been moved by the time I write this. You’ll get a far better response. BTW, I do have a recommendation – Cafe LuluC on Smith St.

-to-order pasta place, go to LePavillion Hotel, two blocks toward the river and on the other side of the street on Poydras from the Hyatt. Also, one block closer than LePavillion, the bar at Smith and Wollensky’s steakhouse...

Bad cheese. I’m more of a Le Papillon fan, but Societe Bee is pretty close and creamy. If you are buying pre-wrapped supermarket cheese make sure there are no brown spots around the blue mold. It is really old and finished...

Koi Chateau Marmont Bridge BLD Citizen Smith Le Deux Il Sole is always popular with the celebs, though it isn’t necessarily hipster

Le Fou Frog, 1924 Main or Michael Smith, all three are very good.

And I’m sure I’m missing a host of other places on Smith St.

. ——- ——- ——- ——- ——- ——- DURANT LE MOIS DE JUIN 2009 OFFRE EXCLUSIVE AU RESTAURANT TAILLEVENT Notre Chef Sommelier Jean-François Le Moine vous offre les vins...

Le Paradou http://www.leparadou.net/ If you can branch outside the city limits: Restaurant Eve Colvin Run Maestro