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Taciturn local chef Neil Ganic washes his hands of Bouillabaisse 126, turns his attentions to this rustic seafood shack. Newly expanded, but not sprawling by any means. French tricolor awning gives way to turquoise ceilings, copper pans, and velourish banquette seating. Day's catch visible in glass case, served seared, stewed, or in sweet Thai curry. Also makes a mean lobster roll and crabcake.
Dumbo's slice of Gay Paree, minus the intense rudeness. Unflappable baker Hervé Poussot kneads yeast three times daily, still manages to smile. Maybe it's the pastry porn. Eye candy tarts wi... read more
Kitschy spot for Francophiles to ponder their moules frites in style. Walls cluttered with bric-a-brac. Foosball in front for the guys, rusty vintage Vespa in the dining room for fast getaways if y... read more
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