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photo credit: Alex Staniloff

Le Bilboquet exterior with seating on the sidewalk, pumpkins and flowers on display by the door, and a large window with a view into the restaurant

Le Bilboquet

French

Upper East Side

$$$$Perfect For:See And Be Seen
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Picture a place like Bagatelle, now put it on 60th Street. That’s Le Bilboquet. You can stop by for brunch, eat some pricey French food, then dance on a banquette with a sparkler in your hand while shouting a variation of “woo.” So if you’re in Midtown, and you’d rather be in the Meatpacking district, but you’re too day-drunk or lazy to make it down, this place will do. You should also know that, for some reason, the signature dish here is Cajun chicken.

Le Bilboquet interiors with tons of pastries and baked goods on display behind the glass counter and customers in line ordering over the counter

photo credit: Alex Staniloff

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