Bar Boulud

Reviewed by jellis on 11/14/2009.
Member since December 2006, Total Reviews: 145 (Male, 50s, Larchmont, NY)

Creatively true to roots Lyonaise bistro fare. The unpretentious charcuterie plates are fabulous, as are the seafood dishes. The wine list features sections liating "decouvertes" which are real finds, some of which are at unbeatable prices.

Reviewed by ErnestW432333 on 11/12/2009.
Member since July 2003, Total Reviews: 14 (Vancouver, Canada)

Fun and loud Bistro. Food was excellent and wines were good.

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Reviewed by DavidS5203 on 11/02/2009.
Member since December 2006, Total Reviews: 28 (Ridgefield, CT)

Best new place near Lincoln Center. Food is homey and simple, but creative and satisfying. The charcuterie is outstanding. Lunch can be a real bargin. Long dining bar makes it a great place to eat alone.

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Reviewed by alex92 on 10/07/2009.
Member since February 2008, Total Reviews: 5 (Male, 20s, Mineola, NY)

great food... the steak tartare was one of the best i had in NY. loved the saucisson briolche... the wine list by the glass is fantastic .

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Reviewed by BryanC678262 on 10/04/2009.
Member since February 2002, Total Reviews: 60 (New York, NY)

The location is great for heading over to Lincoln Center. There is a 42 dollar pre theatre 3 course meal which has many good dishes. The design is amazing with modern touches like a metal wall and elegants ones like curved wood ceiling.The service was perfect with the sommelier giving good recommendation. Wine list leans French but there are some Chardonays, the 35 dollar Lioca was very good. Every course was amazing from start to finish.