Apart from the massive beer collection it holds, Cafe d'Alsace promises fine French cuisine conjured up by veteran chef Philippe Roussel, having moved from Brittany, France to New York. His Brittany magic will soon be working its magic on New Yorkers. Be sure to try the classic dessert Choucroute Garnie; it is one of the signature desserts of the region and delicious at Cafe d'Alsace. Check out the website for more details.
Website: cafedalsace.com
Phone: (212) 722-5133
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 2nd Ave and E 88th St
Open now
- Thu 11:30 AM - 3:30 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
1703 2nd Ave New York, NY 10128 ·351.49 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpA prix fixe lunch at a restaurant I'd been curious about -- and it was delicious! Perfect weather for al fresco dining, my husband and I each ordered the day's lunch special. For $30 one gets a...
MoreCafé d'Alsace is a wonderful Upper East Side restaurant that combines the warmth of a neighborhood favorite with the quality and atmosphere of a classic French brasserie. The restaurant has a...
MoreI had been to the last many times in the past - but I hadn't been there for quite a few years. I took a friend of mine there for lunch as a reward for having helped me through a difficult moment,...
MoreOur absolute favorite spot on the UES for amazing brunch and a great environment. We went back with our baby and it was such a delightful experience. And this time my baby tried their Belgian...
MoreLovely dimly lit (hence the dark photos!) intimate French restaurant with excellent service. Decor is elegant. All dishes were very fresh, piping hot, and beautifully plated. Prix fix menu a good...
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