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    4.2 (53 reviews)
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    Amy P.

    I tried this restaurant during restaurant week for the first time. It's a bright and clean open space. For starters, I had a house salad and then I ordered the Le Steak burger medium rare. My friend ordered a Croque madame. My house salad came and looked quite naked. There was nothing on it but lettuce. No tomato, No carrot, no nothing. Hmmm... It was ok, just bland. I hoped that the entrées that arrived we're better. My burger was excellent, with crispy bacon and a nice onion jam, perfectly done. The Croque madame was also delicious and executed well. The service was OK, a couple of mistakes were made, with the food, but then remedied. It would be nice to have a wine list when you ask for one, instead of having the waitress recite what they have. We wanted to see pricing and determine if it was better to get a bottle or have it by the glass.

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    Mercedes C.

    We're usually on the hunt for a French restaurant so when Brasserie Le Steak opened in Larchmont in '22, I bookmarked it for a special occasion. Plus, it seems like it's been popular so far for a fine dining option. Even with their lovely and large space- Le Steak has an intimate vibe and those tell-tale brasserie yellow walls. The menu is comprised of mussels marinière, onion soup gratinèe, chicken Provençale and of course, as their name indicates, steak. We started with an arugula+Bleu cheese+walnut salad with a simple balsamic and oil dressing- without mustard the way I wanted it. My Rosé was refreshing and hubs liked his Cosmo. Our server Rich, was charismatic and knew how to work the floor with a good lingo (maybe a bit too much) and made sure he tackled all his tables and greeted folks. I swear, during the time we ordered our appetizers and main plates, he divulged his upbringing in Larchmont. Bare minimum greeting and taking orders, shouldn't take so long. I'm not sure if it's the sign of the times or just human error but while our escargots were tender, these weren't the classic French recipe I'm used to having at other restaurants. To add, these weren't even packed with flavor or satisfying. These, missed that perfect amount of parsley+garlic+butter left on each of the holes and what we actually got was JUST the butterfat- without the parsley and garlic. And this is a "French" restaurant¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ? Hubs' medium Rib Eye wasn't temped as he requested it and had a lot of gristle. The sautéed Portobello+ Spinach in my Halibut dinner, actually tasted better than the fish. Even though the fish was meaty- it was dry. While this place has a nice ranking, there are folks who feel food here, is lacking. I so wanted to love this place. And who knows- I might stop by....some other time- but Brasserie Le Steak, isn't quality steak or otherwise.

    cod over vegetables
    Marissa S.

    came for brunch and was pleasantly surprised! they had a steal of a pre fixe - about $25 for three courses - i had onion soup, which was delicious, and cod over vegetables which was just okay. husband's chicken francese was delicious, and my kids enjoyed their chicken fingers. had a nice draft IPA. complimentary fresh bread was enjoyable as well. will definitely return!

    David B.

    Outstanding food and ambiance.. best place in Larchmont scargots and frog legs on the menu.. excellent steaks and chops..!!! A must to try.

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    Gladys E.

    Had the steak frites. Perfectly cooked medium, well sized tender steak. Crispy fries. Delicious French dijonnais type sauce served separately for steak, or to dip fries. Fairly priced at about $34 or $35 for todays market. Menu looked varied and appealing. Outdoor space available too.

    Frog legs
    Guilherme A.

    This is a true story. I wanted to cook some type of crusted fish on a Saturday night. My kids and wife were away and I had the kitchen for myself--this is when I usually test new recipes. A crusted fish was going to be it-- I was considering fixing a San Sebastián style Almond crusted seabass or any fish, whatever would draw my attention at the market, with a pistachio crust. I went for a run before going to the supermarket, when I got a push notification from Yelp about this new restaurant in town. I checked the menu and to my surprise there it was-- a potato crusted cod fish with mushrooms, string beans, and beurre blanc. Since the goal for the night was crusted fish, a potato crusted fish sounded quite unique and worth trying. I ditched my goal of going grocery shopping and I couple hours later I was sitting at Brasserie Le Steak (I knew I would have a lot of explaining to do as my wife was dying to get to know this place... I had to try it first before exposing her to food that may not be of her stature, was my excuse). Oh, on top to the fish, I saw that they had frog legs!! I haven't seen frog legs on the menu of a restaurant in America for quite some time, so I had to do it. Service was polite and professional but nothing extraordinary. The frog's legs Provençale with garlic, wine, w toasted baguette w tomato fondue was very good. I do prefer how my dad used to cook them in Brazil after a night of frog hunting--fried with lime, salt and paper. But still, the legs were nicely browned and were very well executed. The cod was a different story. By the picture you can see that it is an engineering masterpiece. The potato crust was crispy and golden brown, the string beans were aldente, and the sauce very special. This is probably the first time I ate string beans in the way they are supposed to be cooked. I lie--Little Village in Honolulu does a killer string beans. Everything in this dish worked. My only criticism is that I would have liked to have more of the sauce. And below is the framework I use to rate all restaurants: - Does the food tickle the brain? Absolutely. The cod was beautiful just to look at. The sauces and garnishes all worked together. - Did I learn something new (I love to cook, did I learn something I would want to replicate at home?)? Absolutely with capital A. I am still trying to figure out how they achieved that potato crust. I asked many questions to learn more about it from my server but left with no answers. Can't wait to try it at home and fail many times. - Is the food beyond my skill level? The frog legs and the garnishes yea, the potato crust, absolutely not. Like I said above, dying to try and fail many times. - Does the food make me happy? Yes!! It was a great gastronomic experience!

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    Food was decent, service was ok. The place was pretty empty but our server wasn't very attentive.

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    Such a warm and welcoming ambiance. Food was excellent. Service was attentive. Will definitely be back!

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    4.1
    (398 reviews)
    54.0 mi
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    When we travel, we like to treat ourselves to a fancy dinner during our stay. Visiting the Hyde…read morePark area, most restaurants you'll find are going to be in the city of Poughkeepsie. Although Poughkeepsie has a decent variety of excellent restaurant options, there aren't a lot of upscale places to select from. We opted to book reservations for Brasserie 292 for a Saturday night. When we arrived, we were nearing the end of the dinner rush. We were sat right away, unfortunately it wasn't all too romantic being sat in the middle of the restaurant but understandably the restaurant is on the smaller side. The waiter was attentive, and addressed any of our questions about the menu, even hunting down the bottle of pinot noir we ordered. We opted to start off our night by splitting a half-dozen oysters which came with their in-house hot sauce, and an order of pouple, which was cooked to perfection. For our entrees we selected the red wine braised lamb shank and the dry aged prime NY steak. Since sides for both entrees were not mentioned on the menu, we also ordered sides - wild mushrooms, brussels sprouts and crispy smoked peewee potatoes. Overall the food was excellent and I'm still dreaming about the mushrooms. If we lived locally, would we go back, maybe but overall we had a great experience. Since this was an upscale restaurant, I opted to not photograph our meals and enjoyed being present in the moment.

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    4.2
    (276 reviews)
    10.5 mi
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    Great food and happy hour French elegance…read more Great service We enjoyed sitting in the bar area , just great For a fast bite

    Had an early Valentine's Day dinner with the wife the day before Valentine's Day. Brasserie Memere…read moreis an upscale French restaurant located in the Target plaza of Closter. The lighting is dim, the ambiance is intimate, and it looks romantic. I had made reservations so we were seated immediately. It's funny to note that the place settings were placed next to each other instead of across from each other at a four person table. We usually prefer to face each other, but when it's Valentine's day why not be cute? We ordered a few drinks during our dinner, the Sugar Plum Fairy, Memere 75, Avion en papier. My favorite was definitely the Avion en papier which had a slightly sweet, slightly bitter, citrusy taste. They had a pre fixe menu for Valentine's Day which unfortunately did not have the steak tartare i was interested in trying. But for $88, you get 3 courses: an appetizer, entree, and dessert. For our appetizers, we got the TARTARE DE THON (tuna tartare) and COCKTAIL DE CREVETTES GEANTES (shirmp cocktail). Between the two, i preferred the tuna tartare. The shrimp cocktail was good, but the only thing really special about it was the massive size of the shrimp and the freshly grated horseradish in the cocktail sauce. For our entrees, we got the CASSOULET DE CANARD and FILET MIGNON. The extremely tender duck leg confit was served with pancetta, white beans, toulouse sausage, and foie gras breadcrumb. It was rich, savory, fatty, and filling. All great words to describe food. The duck leg confit reminded me a little bit of a smoked turkey leg with the red coloring and shreddable texture. The filet mignon was served with pomme purée, wild mushrooms, and a bordelaise sauce. The filet was cooked medium rare as requested, but a bit under salted. The pomme purée aka mashed potatoes tasted like it was 50% butter so it was obviously delicious. Dessert was good, but my least favorite part of the meal. We got the TAHITIAN VANILLA CRÈME BRÛLÉE and the VALRHONA CHOCOLAT POT AU CRÈME. Both were very sweet. The brûlée crust did not shatter well, but it otherwise had a nice creamy texture. The chocolate pot was covered in flaky feuilletine which gave a nice contrast to the creamy chocolate, but my wife found the brandied cherries overpowering. The cherries made me think of German chocolate cake. Service was excellent. Staff was quick to refill water and checked on us constantly. Pace of the meal was relaxed and I'd even say they were slow to bring us the check since we had been dining for over 2 hours. My wife wants me to bring her back for their bottomless brunch on a Sunday so I will eventually be back.

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    4.1
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    13.8 mi

    I'll put it simply Our first visit to this establishment was…read morequite pleasant. The restaurants interior is warm and cozy, with outside seating and a well stocked bar. Service was decent and pleasant. Then came the food. Steak tartare, oysters and Beef Bourguinon. The only complaint the steak tartare, no t the best a lil bland. But otherwise everything else was tasty. Now the second visit as a completely different story. We observed a lobster salad, off menu and asked if we could have one. Well, it looked a lot better than what it was. It was totally bland and certainly not a pound and a half of lobster meat. It was truly disappointing. We ordered some oysters which were fresh and tasty but that lobster salad was definitely lacking. All in all the first visit hands down was truly a nice affair but our second visit was disappointing. For me consistency is key , shouldn't be hit and miss

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    (181 reviews)
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    BRING BACK CHEFS with ATTITUDE. I had the pleasure of dining at The Luke Brasserie today. Totally…read moreunplanned. I was searching for something that could match up to Maison Bar Vins back home. First off can we talk about the bones of the place. The Taft building which once was a hotel now sits and houses a very charming French restaurant with a chef who could care less who you are or if your camera is permanently to your hand. I sat at the bar and the chef seated me. I opted out for their three course pre fix bar menu. Chef and owner Vincent who had trained under ICONS in the culinary world met me with this good old fashion old school attitude that today's foodie influencers could never understand. Serious poised stern energy that I love so much about old world cooking boh lore. The food was great. The playlist was upbeat, the kitchen had energy. This place should be the hardest reservation to get in New Haven.

    When you walk in you are greeted with complimentary champagne and a welcoming handshake. You have…read moreto take in the beautiful decor of the restaurant in this mansion like setting. Straight ahead you can see the chef hard at work. We choose to sit at the bar for dinner. We were very impressed with the cocktails and wine flight. We were very impressed with the complimentary rosemary bread and bean/olive oil spread. For the first course, we opted for the crudo with the white wine, absolutely delicious, refreshing, and light. For the second course, we had the scallops, seared perfectly with a mushroom, hazelnut, and a fantastic sauce For the main course, we had the prime sirloin strip, roasted potatoes, and parsnip. The New York strip was out of this world...cooked medium rare all sliced with a side of truffle butter. After dinner, we were surprised with complimentary cantaloupe sorbet and two salted chocolates. I would highly recommend this restaurant for a special evening in New Haven. I plan on coming back for the chef's pairing, which you have to sign up for ahead of time.

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