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French Roast
A classic bistro on the Upper West Side, French Roast is a charming, unpretentious place where you can eat duck confit and watch Law & Order on TV.
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Le Paris Dakar
Stop by Le Paris Dakar in Greenpoint for coffee and a crepe, and grab one of the little tables outside if it's nice out.
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Steak Frites
Steak Frites is a bustling spot that's serving French bistro classics in Hell’s Kitchen, and they're doing them very well.
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Maison Close
At this French restaurant in Soho, you can have a fun night out at one of their raucous cabaret parties. Just don't bother coming in for the food.
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Quatorze
A reliable classic French Upper East Side bistro with one of the best salads of all time.
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La Grenouille
La Grenouille is a classic French restaurant in Midtown. It's still pretty good.
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T. Brasserie
Unsurprisingly, the French restaurant at a food hall by Jean-Georges Vongerichten is worth checking out. Come here for a casual date and share some escargots, but skip the burger.
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Crêpes and Dosas at Tin Building
This little station on the first floor of the Tin Building serves sweet and savory dosas and crêpes, with some unique options like vanilla sponge cake with almond paste and meringue.
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Le Gratin
This Daniel Boulud restaurant in FiDi will remind you why the chef became a celebrity in the first place: for cooking French food better than most people on this planet.
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La Mercerie
La Mercerie is a French café in Soho where you can eat excellent food and live out your Francophile fantasies.
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Marseille
Marseille is a French brasserie in Hell's Kitchen with a fun oyster Happy Hour and a surprising amount of cool for a Times Square-adjacent restaurant.
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Angelina Paris
Angelina Paris is the New York outpost of a Parisian cafe known for its delightfully thick hot chocolate.
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Délice & Sarrasin
Everything at Délice & Sarrasin, a vegan spot in the West Village, looks like—and, in some cases, tastes similar to—a classic French dish.
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Le Dive
Le Dive is a busy little wine bar in a very busy part of the Lower East Side, and it's a great spot to drink, snack, and take in a scene.