
Two French New Yorkers opened this bistro on St. Nicholas Avenue in 2012, hanging menus in old record covers and stringing fairy lights across the room. The kitchen leans classic: boeuf bourguignon, a well-built quiche Lorraine, a risotto that holds its own next to lighter salads. A narrow bar draws Harlem regulars on weekend nights, while the larger dining room fills with brunch groups and after-work crowds during happy hour. Reservations go through OpenTable, though the bar seats walk-ins.
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