Neighborhood French bistro, celeb chef fave. Must-try French onion soup w/ epic cheese pull.
This French bistro on the Upper East Side is a neighborhood gem, frequented by a Le Bernardin chef. It's particularly celebrated for its exceptional French onion soup, featuring a famously generous and gooey cheese pull. While it offers a classic bistro experience, potential diners should verify lunch hours as there's some uncertainty about its midday availability.
This French bistro is highly recommended, especially for its French onion soup, which is lauded for its abundant and perfectly melted cheese topping. While the cuisine is French, specific details beyond this standout dish are limited, though it is noted as a neighborhood spot.
"The French onion soup is a highly recommended dish, noted for its generous and impressive cheese pull."
Customers generally praise this French bistro, with a strong highlight being their exceptional French onion soup. There's some minor uncertainty regarding lunch availability.
Important Note
There is some uncertainty regarding whether the restaurant is open for lunch.
"Quatorze is suggested as a nice French restaurant, but the commenter is unsure if it offers a private room."
Positive"This commenter listed Quatorze as a dining option on the UES."
Positive"Quatorze on the UES is recommended."
Positive"Following up on a previous recommendation, the commenter expresses uncertainty about Quatorze being open for lunch."
Neutral"The commenter initially recommended Quatorze on the Upper East Side but later added a note questioning if it's open for lunch."
Neutral"Recommends Quatorze, mentioning it's the Le Bernardin chef's favorite neighborhood restaurant."
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