Fouquet's New York
Hotel · Tribeca ·
Luxurious Art Deco hotel with French brasserie, cafe, cinema & spa
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456 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10013 Get directions
Luxurious Art Deco hotel with French brasserie, cafe, cinema & spa
456 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10013 Get directions
"The first thing you do when you enter Titsou Bar (or at least the first thing my best friend and I did) is squint around for famous faces. The intimate cocktail bar, hidden away behind an unassuming door in Fouquet’s New York’s Art Deco lobby, feels like one of the most exclusive spaces in a city that thrives on the “if you know, you know” mindset. Designed to feel like a Parisian speakeasy plucked out of the 1920s, most patrons can be found having hushed tête-à-têtes while sitting in the plush pink-and-purple chairs surrounding a smattering of low tables, or the swiveling leather stools that line the striking marble bar. Every conversation looks important, and the creative cocktails mixed up by the bartenders match the tone—we skipped the $40 dry martini and opted for picks from the “Bold and Aromatic” and “Refreshing” sections of the menu (you’ll also find “Spicy,” “Rich,” “Smokey,” and “Sours,” as options). The Lychee Rosé was my personal favorite, swimming with fresh-pressed lychee, Ketel One, and a little Aperol. It cleansed my palate and then some after sampling more than a few of the light bites, which you should absolutely leave room for if you visit. The spicy tuna crispy rice and short rib popovers were to die for, and the truffle fries soaked up any excess alcohol with ease." - CNT Editors
"At a cobblestoned intersection in Tribeca North, I noticed Fouquet’s New York channels a pastel-hued Art Deco South of France aesthetic across eight floors, and its offerings include three dining venues, an indulgent underground spa with sauna, hammam and hydrotherapy pool, and a Cannes-inspired cinema used for screenings and premieres—Brasserie Fouquet’s at street level is a destination in itself with a signature red-and-black bar mirroring its Paris counterpart." - CNT Editors
"At Tribeca’s polished Fouquet’s New York, canine guests (30 pounds and under) are treated with the same brasserie-level hospitality as their owners. Upon arrival, pups are welcomed with a plush bed, bowls, treats, and a special toy—then it’s straight to the main event: the hotel’s dedicated canine menu. Served from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., offerings range from a “Furttata” of organic eggs, spinach, and broccoli to Fouquet’s Prime Tartare with olive oil and egg yolk. There’s even a braised short rib “Steak and Kale Pie” and the indulgent “Steak & Eggs,” made with chopped New York strip and brown rice. Here, fine dining is truly a family affair—paws included." - Lilah Ramzi
"“A divine slice of Parisian peacefulness, the rooftop at Fouquet's New York, Le Vaux, is eight stories above the street and just high enough to enjoy some tranquility from the Big Apple’s perpetual bustle. Take in the verdant, floral ambience while sipping a glass of Champagne and grazing on truffle-laced fries.”" - David Farley
"This Paris-based hotel brand’s New York City outpost is as luxurious and comfortable as you’d expect. The 97 Art Deco-bedecked, pastel-clad guest rooms feature Bluetooth speakers, king-size beds, chandeliers, ultra-high thread count linens and beauty products by Diptyque. An in-house brasserie channels classic Parisian fare under the guidance of legendary chef Pierre Gagnaire. The loyal clientele here are generally of the more mature, well-off set who take advantage of TriBeCa’s tranquil urban atmosphere." - David Farley