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  • Balthazar

    As close to a Parisian bistro as you’re likely to find in SoHo, Balthazar’s only problem is its popularity. A buzzing scene.

  • David Bouley can’t go wrong when it comes to food. The room isn’t memorable, but the New French cuisine is heavenly.

  • Light as air “nouveau Austrian” food at David Bouley’s warm and wonderful TriBeCa restaurant.

  • Perfect for an inexpensive snack of dosas: crêpes stuffed with creative combinations.

  • The proprietors of the very haute Chanterelle have opened a welcome, more informal bistro. Onion fritters and skate are recommended.

  • Montrachet

    The first of Drew Nieporent’s restaurant empire still ranks among the city’s best, known for its casual decor, modern French cuisine, and exceptional wine list.

  • Nobu Matsuhisa’s sublime Japanese/Peruvian fusion fare in a whimsical setting.

  • The no-reservations policy at this restaurant means you might get to taste the famous Nobu black cod with miso.

  • Another bit of the Left Bank in SoHo, with an updated French menu and a great garden.

  • Art Deco decor, consistantly good food, and a star-studded crowd keeps the vibe right, even after 20 years.

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