Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieCozy, Parisian-style eatery serving steaks frites alongside classic French options.
What to order: Onion Soup Gratinée · Steak Frites (hanger steak with crispy frites) · Chocolate Soufflé or Crème BrûléeFrom Google Maps reviews.
Before we arrived in NY I searched for the best onion soup in Manhattan and found this place and I wasn’t disappointed. The soup was as good as I’ve ever had and was followed by steak and frites, of course, and the steak was sooo tasty, great crust and cooked to perfection. The chips were crispy and seasoned, an absolute treat. As if that wasn’t enough, creme brûlée for dessert, again, spot on! We had the lunch menu so with the steak supplement was $48 and was easily worth that, and some. We
I recently visited Steak Frites with a few friends and had a fabulous time. We shared a large steak for the table, and it was prepared perfectly - beautifully cooked, flavorful, and exactly what you hope for when ordering a great steak. The atmosphere was lively and we really enjoyed the overall experience. The only downside was the wine list. While they appear to have a very good selection, several of the wines listed were unfortunately not available. It seems the menu may not always be fully
I had been wanting to try this place for sooooo long and had to go to B&H so I stopped for lunch. I was so hopeful that this would be the steak frites of my life. Unfortunately, it was not. The bread was nice but a little gummy, not as nice as the bread in Le Parc in Philly. For French in NYC Raouls is the spot imho The steak was like rubber. It was such a disservice to the cow really. The fries were the string fries which are typical w a steak frites while string fries are not my favorite the
From the Mar 2, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Flies were present in the space.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.
Food surfaces are too worn or badly built to be properly cleaned.