La Bonbonniere is the last of a dying diner breed in the city, where fancier, niche restaurants consistently encroach on the old-school mom-and-pop spots. La Bonbonniere has been a fixture in the neighborhood and most locals don't even know how long its been along this quasi-quiet strip of 8th Avenue. Inside, the diner menu is filled with no-nonsense, stick-to-your-ribs breakfasts. The decor leaves much to be considered, however the homey atmosphere, linoleum floor and shaky tables are all part of the charm.
Website: labonbonnierenewyork.goodbistros.com
Phone: (212) 741-9266
Cross Streets: Between Jane St and W 12th St
Closed now
- Sun 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
28 8th Ave New York, NY 10014 ·347.62 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpLa Bonbonniere is definitely a hidden gem right in the heart of the West Village. So many locals greet the staff as they are walking by, which gives the place such a warm, welcoming community...
MoreLa Bonbonniere is an old school diner around West Village with a large menu of breakfast options. The interior feels a bit dated but it's still quite cozy. There were a lot of regulars there and...
MoreThis place is just what is wanted in a diner, excellent breakfast all day, and great coffee. Had a wonderful chat with one of the owners (?) about her time there for over 36 years, and shared some...
MoreAfter all the hype and hearing about this spot, I finally got to go. Overall, I thought the food was fine. I was here for their famous Challah French Toast, but it lacked flavor. I can tell that...
MoreAfter an early 7 AM arrival from Vancouver, our first stop in the Big Apple for breakfast was the legendary La Bonbonniere located in the West Village. This spot had been on my list ever since I...
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