Try Shortys.32 – it’s on Prince between MacDougal and Sullivan, about as close as Les Amis would be. The food is super (try the artichoke soup and the chicken!) and they play great tunes to get you in the mood for... (2 replies, last updated by Sarah McC February 27, 2009)

Saw a reference at sfgate.com about this restaurant today.... anyone have first-hand experience/comments? (0 replies, last updated by CHuck December 8, 2005)

Tried searching but I don’t find any postings on this restaurant – anyone know anything about it? I know it’s a fairly new restaurant (or under new ownership or something) and I hear they recently got a new sous... (1 reply, last updated by Monty March 31, 2006)

Last night we went to Les Amis, the new place that replaced an old place. The space had been Zare for many years. And, according to my wife who had eatern there several times, very little has been changed. It’s a small... (0 replies, last updated by Monty December 17, 2005)

My friend and I dropped by for a small bite yesterday. We had some Blue Point oysters (decent, perfectly average) to start. Then we ordered a couple of appetizers since we were planning to eat dinner elsewhere a little later. I... (0 replies, last updated by mengathon June 3, 2007)

Here are some of my cheese notes from favourite Les Amis purchases over the past couple years. Let’s hope they don’t give Joe a conniption :-). I heart cheese. The Pont L’eveque (brie type with a bit more flavour) is a... (8 replies, last updated by grayelf July 27, 2009)

first night? love the idea of the location for Les Ombres..I see Chez L'ami jean was just written up this month in Bon Appetite.. No doubt it will be packed even more! I was trying to fit it on ,my list.. but it may have to be an... (2 replies, last updated by PhilD April 11, 2008)

Thanks for all those who weighed in on my requests for an sophisticated and quiet dinner in San Francisco. Since it was the weekend of Mothers Day and reservations were a bit hard to come by, we kept our reservation at Les Amis... (2 replies, last updated by lamster May 16, 2007)

Did a search and there’s not too much archived info on this place – does anyone know enough about it to make a recommendation? I need a high-end spot in the financial district and hope to find something different than... (0 replies, last updated by Paula January 5, 2006)

Tasting menu at Aureole in Mandalay Bay is a transporting experience, especially with the wine pairings. Mon Ami Gabi at the Paris is always good and what’s not to like about the outdoor tables with a view of the Bellagio... (3 replies, last updated by epcol May 12, 2007)

Hi, I am French and a real chowhound. I shall spend one week in NYC, and am looking for good places. I read about Amy Ruth, which looks like typical about southern food (soul food) Would you suggest this place for breakfast on week... (5 replies, last updated by Caitlin McGrath March 11, 2003)

Anybody been to Amy Ruth’s recently? Would you still recommend it? I’m considering going for lunch tomorrow. Anything you could recommend? Jojo (11 replies, last updated by Captain Jack September 25, 2006)

Quick report after a quick weekend: Les Pipos A tiny Auvergnat restaurant just behind the Pantheon on rue de l’Ecole Polytechnique. Given the neighbourhood, this should perhaps scream “tourist trap,” but for... (1 reply, last updated by patz June 16, 2008)

Looking for brunch recommendations on the LES. Any great places—besides Clinton Street Baking & Prune—where there might not be a huge wait? (9 replies, last updated by Jonas December 6, 2005)

We’re frequent visitors to Vegas, heading back again in a few weeks. We often stay at Paris and their steakhouse Les Artistes has oddly never been on our radar. I’m curious if anyone has feedback on that place?... (1 reply, last updated by elrushbo November 29, 2006)