St Tropez SoHo

Patio area was nice (and quiet) but I was really surprised at how poor the food was here after seeing other reviews/photos. The service left a lot to be desired as well. 1. Escargots- tasteless, and it is entirely plausible that they may have come from a can 2. Salmon- probably the best thing we ordered, and still not very good. Bland at best. 3. Steak au poivre- HORRIBLE. It was SO chewy and verrry salty. Fries looked/tasted like they have been fried in oil from last year. I would’t come back.

Came here with a big group (16 total), so we had a set menu. We had a wonderful time, love the ambience! Food was fantastic all around. I would happily recommend this spot for a date, with friends, or a big party.

A vibrant neighbourhood restaurant in Soho. Delicious food, great wine selection, ample wine by the glass options. Friendly services and reasonably priced. Recommend the scallop and the chicken. Salad with bacon and poached egg is also delicious. Can get bit noisy at night. Will definitely visit again.

Great service, super nice location and the music at the correct volume. we ordered the beet hummus, it was just wonderful and super fresh. One of the best I've ever eaten. My friend and I shared the main course because we wanted to try both. The risotto and the meat that was on the menu. Delicious !!!! And the combination was perfect! I will definitely be back there to try the other dishes! But I will definitely order the beet hummus again

3.5 / 5.0 - We came here for date night and wanted to love this place, but none of the dishes we ordered were particularly outstanding. - Boeuf Bourguignon ($27+) - Moules Marinières ($26+) - Burrata Des Pouilles ($22+) We sat outside and the atmosphere was nice, but wouldn't come back for the food.

Great welcome, Great atmosphere, nice wine selection, and a delicious moules mariniere. Nice sitting area outside. Only our waitress was trying to push us to move out of the restaurant while we were actually eating and for sure ordering more food. (Little bit rude) I felt that the lobster was expensive for one toast with some piece of the lobster.

It was just okay. I got the Poulet aux Champignons (chicken with a cream sauce with mashed potatoes and green beans). The chicken was cooked well but was lacking flavor. The presentation was good and I thought based on the appearance, that the meat would be far more flavorful than it was, needed salt. The mashed potatoes were decent and the green beans were a bit plain. We also got a gnocchi dish that was also so so. The service was pretty good, but ultimately the food was lacking. This place will need to step up the cooking quality if they want to be at the level of other French places in the area.

It’s nice to sit outside with cold glass of wine/ aperol during warm days. The service is really good, the food is just okay, bread is really tasty and fresh. We came here on Sunday and it was no wait to sit, nice crowd and good drinks We did order mussels in white sause -it’s a big portion and comes with French fries. Was good. We did order also sandwich with ham and cheese that came with salad and Fries . Sandwich would be great if they would use French baguette instead of white American bread Overall nice experience

(Overall: B) - I tried their lamb shank entree, which where the lamb was very tender and nicely flavored. I felt that the mash and gravy was also done nicely, with a smooth, creamy, and earthy texture. Their green beans were a bit bland though and would've been better trimmed. Similarly, the presentation looks a bit dated. Aside from the food, the menu looked classic french. The service was held at a high bar, and the atmosphere was a bit tight, in line with the rest of SoHo. Overall, this was not a bad meal. -- Food: +1 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: E Overall: +2 B Insta/Beli: @amei_eats

Came here for brunch on a Saturday morning and it was surprisingly empty. We opted to sit outside in their covered patio area Food and service was great! I had the madame croquet and a Bellini. Would definitely recommend.

3.5 / 5.0 - We came here for date night and wanted to love this place, but none of the dishes we ordered were particularly outstanding. - Boeuf Bourguignon ($27+) - Moules Marinières ($26+) - Burrata Des Pouilles ($22+) We sat outside and the atmosphere was nice, but wouldn't come back for the food.

Came here for a friends birthday he was from out of town. We sat outside for our dinner. The service we had was not that great and the waitress probably thought our table was wacked. With me ordering and telling them all of my food allergies, another girl at the table kept on sending back her glass of wine because it looked like something was in it. My friend who was the birthday boy wanted a birthday cocktail but, turns out this restaurant is only able to serve wine and beer. The food, well all I got was the deviled eggs which were pretty good. But heard that my other friends and what they ordered was not that great. Not sure I would recommend this spot but it was nice to try it out for once.

5 star ambiance and food! Forreal. My boyfriends beef tartare was actually amazing, the concept of it grossed me out but when i tasted it it tasted like sushi (which i love) and i wished we swapped dishes.. i got the branzino which was also very good, it was very flavorful, loved the chimichurri sauce which i didnt expect but did the trick of taking the dish to the next level. Shrimp cocktail was also good but wasn't amazing, not sure how a shrimp cocktail would taste amazing anyway. But i can tell that the shrimp was good quality shrimp and appreciated the effort to make the best avocado sauce possible to go with it Also had a solid full bodied wine by the glass under $15

I happen to agree with St Tropez's philosophy: "enjoy life and treat others the way you want to be treated" It's easy to enjoy life when dining in the heart of Soho, Spring Street specifically. Also, dining in a restaurant that gives you a taste of the French Riviera. My friend Rochelle and I wanted to dine on French cuisine and we both have not dined here before, so here we are! St. Tropez has a beautiful interior but it was a pleasant summer night and those nights will be ending soon so dining Al fresco won. St. Tropez's menu offers French cuisine favorites like Croque Monsieur, Beouf Bourguignon and Entrecote Frites, great Brasserie options. We were served water and bread promptly as we reviewed their concise menu. Rochelle wanted escargot but prepared in a puff pastry, St Tropez prepares it with garlic and parsley butter. Thus, we ordered their Salad Miste which consists of mixed greens, roasted tomatoes, fennel in a light balsamic vinaigrette. Truly delicious and the portion is enough for two. Rochelle ordered Gnocchis Aux Truffles: Italian dumplings, truffles and Parmesan cheese with a bed of arugula. She enjoyed it and thinks the gnocchi was slightly " toasted"? Hmmm. I ordered the Poulet a L'Estragon which is simply roasted chicken breast with baby potatoes, string beans in a light tarragon sauce. Delicious! St. Tropez offers an extensive wine list with @40 varietals of French wine handpicked by owner. I will be returning to try those. The outdoor dining is lively but this is Soho so be prepared with trucks whizzing by, crowds of people.. thus if you've dined Al fresco in Rome, this is for you. A taste of the Riviera is what you'll get dining here and you will be enjoying every minute. Bon Appetit!

I have to get this out of the way: Once seated, I ask for a cocktail menu. My wife is thinking a French 75 or maybe a French Martini? We're told, there are no cocktails for brunch. What?! We ordered wine by the glass so all is right with the world. I started talking to the waitress about our upcoming trip to France and what we should anticipate during our stay. Cool wait staff, check. For our brunch meals, I ordered a croque monsieur and my wife order the burger. My wife said the burger was deelish! There was a unique cheese that my wife couldn't identify but she said it rocked her world. The same with my croque monsieur. The perfect bread topped with ham and bubbly cheese. The chef nailed it, very good. The restaurant seating in the winter is a little tight. They offer outdoor seating in a makeshift shack outside. When it's springtime and they open the windows? This place transforms into a beautiful Al fresco ultimate dining experience.

Okay food, I was able to try the gnocchi and beef stew. Neither blew me away, and I wish they had more food and drink options on their menu.

I am happy to say that I was finally successful in getting delivery from here. It would be a five star review had they taken responsibility for ghosting me once before. But the food is good and consistent, have now ordered from here a few times. The Oeufs Mimosa (Deviled Eggs) are very good. Velouté de Courge & Ricotta (Butternut squash and ricotta velouté) very good soup. The Burrata made with burrata, arugula, basil pesto, sundried tomatoes and croutons, also very good, but while filling seems a stretch for an entree. The Ratatouille is great, and tastes just as in France. I love the Gnocchi aux Truffes, their home-made gnocchi pasta, truffle sauce, arugula, with parmesan, is perfect; the best Gnocchi I have had in America. The Tarte Tropezienne is the perfect way to end the meal, it is a filled brioche orange blossom pie. The only bad report, (for delivery) are the French Fries, they came soggy and sad, but 95% of NYC restaurants have not figured out how to package French Fries for delivery. This is really good food, I would just never order from here again on a Holiday.

Food: food was a bit of a let down here. Not very many choices and, at least my choice, was pretty bland. I got the gnocchi with truffles. Truffles had flashes of taste but other than that this dish was something that I would not recommend. The wine here was good though. Mostly French wines. I got a Bordeaux and was happy with it. I think this place is more of a happy hour place than a dinner place. Service: very good service here. Our waitress was nice and attentive. Ambiance: went on a hot night and so all the doors and windows were open trying to cool everything off. The tables are small as if right out of France.

The food and service was great! Small intimate dinner. We had the mussels as an appetizer, gnocchi, and the beef stew. By far the stew was the most delicious, the meat melted in your mouth.

Cozy wine bar. Burger was yum. Pricing was reasonable. Rosé was solid. Service was fine, but felt rushed, despite the restaurant having empty tables on a Saturday evening.

Very cute French restaurant! I've been here for brunch and dinner! I like their outdoor dining set up, and inside is very cute but small! Because it's a wine bar, there aren't any cocktails nor hard liquor. It was really simple to get a reservation; inside is a little small/cramped, so beware when maneuvering between people. I ordered a burger à point (medium rare) and it was a perfect one! My friends ordered a lobster roll and flank steak, and they really enjoyed their food!!! I would definitely go back here a 3rd time; it has a solid food menu and great taste

We didn't book any reservations, i understand that so they only gives us 1 hour for the table, also my friend didn't know what to order, so I order the whole table, the food come pretty fast, no server after that

Food and wine were delicious! Unfortunately, would not recommend for those with dietary restrictions. They were advertising "Barley Risotto" as a gluten free dish, despite barley being a gluten-containing grain. When I asked the waiter about this, they asked the kitchen but the chef was not working that night so we were unable to resolve the question. The scallops we ordered instead were great, but hard to trust the dietary recommendations! They have open air and outdoor dining in the summer which is beautiful and it is located in a fun part of the city. The atmosphere is really cute!

Great food and lovely ambiance!!! Our waitresses were very helpful and attentive. The outdoor seating was well spaced out and decorated very nicely as well.

Waitress was very nice, didn't completely understand what I was asking nor was able to explain properly but it's ok. Bread was served cold, perhaps it was supposed to be. The French onion soup lacked a bit of seasoning, mussels in white sauce were decent. Thankfully my boyfriends lamb shank was terrific as was my branzino. The entrees made up for the starters but I will not be returning.

Good food, great prices for the area, but absolutely abhorrent service. I've only been here a couple of times and both times the service was so extremely slow I couldn't even believe I wasn't being punked. I came with a friend yesterday and ordered a glass of Chardonnay ($12). She tried to order a Bloody Mary but apparently they don't make them despite it literally being one of 5 drinks on the brunch menu that they brought over. She opted for a cappuccino instead, which took forever. We ordered fries ($9), the risotto ($22), and the zucchini tarte ($16), none of which with any modifications. After putting in our order with the server he goes "hang on I didn't catch any of that". Like what??? Dude we ordered three things, how were you not listening at all? Everything came out so slowly and what should have been an hour ish brunch ended up being a solid two hours because of how slow the service was. With that said, prices are so decent for the area that I'd consider going back.

Loved St Tropez! Very good place for french cuisine with Provence accents in the menu! Great vibes, friendly staff, service was quick and on time. I love their wine selections and the items on the menu. I was there for lunch but would love to visit them for brunch as well!

I made reservations for brunch on Resy and got to the restaurant a bit early. I was seated quickly and at first chose the sidewalk, but there were a lot of mosquitos and flies, so I decided to move under the covered area, which was a lot better and also nicely decorated. While you wait for your entree, they serve you fresh bread and olive oil. I ordered the Croque Provencal and my friend ordered an iced americano and the eggplant salad with a side of grilled shrimp. The Croque Provencal was good, but quite simple for the price - basically a piece of bread with mixed vegetables, a side of fries, and arugula. My friend enjoyed her salad. Overall had a good experience, but I wasn't really wowed by the food.

Coincidentally, I had dinner the night before at this awesome wine bar called Lena, so I couldn't help but compare the experience to here! My friend and I made a reservation for a weekend brunch here. It was freezing out so we opted for indoor dining. We were seated at a small table, separated from an adjacent one with a wooden board. The space was scant and we could barely move around but it was tolerable. We ordered salmon tartare to share and it was delicious! What a lovely and refreshing way to start the meal. I decided to be basic and ordered a burger. The burger was bursting with meat juice and nicely seasoned. The included portion of steak fries was sadly neglected because I was so full. It was a nice meal, but the experience was slightly tarnished by the fact that the waiter gave us the wrong check, then proceeded to charge my friend's card with the check for another table after we sent back the wrong check. Overall, a great spot to try French food :)

Everything we ordered was delicious- salmon tartar, onion soup, mussels and beef stew. And desert was amazing- Lemon tart and chocolate mouse- wonderful! Service was good- not rushed . Staff was gracious and attentive. Will be having a bday party here next month- looking forward to it! I'm sure everyone will be pleased. Morgan and Naya were wonderful.

I can see how the chef got that one Michelin star in Paris - Simple Elegant French HALAL Trendy Authentic Great service Creative and perfect execution

Stopped here for a quick lunch before seeing an exhibit, and we were well taken care of. It's a cosy and inviting space, and we enjoyed an omelette and a delicious burger. One small complaint is that not only was the bread they served cold, but so was the butter. It's summertime, and it wouldn't be hard to serve butter at room temp with a little planning.

I came here on the 4th of July with my boyfriend for brunch. There were plenty tables available for outdoor dining and they were quite spaced out. They have a QR code that you can scan using your phone's camera, so that you do not have to hold a physical menu - so handy! The Pieuvre Grille (grilled octopus appetizer) was pretty good but not my favorite. The octopus was a bit hard for my liking. The sauce on the bottom was good. The Daube Provenale (beef) was flavorful and very tender. I recommend this dish if you like beef! The Poulet Saut Chasseur (chicken) was my favorite dish. It might be the most well cooked chicken that I've ever ordered. The meat was buttery soft, which is shocking since it is chicken breast. The mushroom sauce and mashed potato added the perfect savory flavor. I would recommend visiting this place if you're nearby! Ig @welovetoeatnyc

My friends and I came here on a Sunday night without reservation. Fortunately, we were seated right away without waiting. Glad this place wasn't packed. They have both indoor and outdoor seating available. I like the ambience. We ordered a bottle of Chardonnay, grilled octopus and shrimp as appetizers. Each of us ordered an entree - scallops, lobster roll and steak (I didn't take a picture of the steak). We didn't order any dessert since we were already full after the entree. The food was tasty, and service was good.

On the whole, I enjoyed the food at St Tropez. I ordered a sparkling wine, roquet salad and the ratatouille and it was all very tasty. The service was exceptionally fast, I couldn't believe how quickly our meals came out. The only downside was that they are very tight about the seating limit. We were waiting for the check to come and the host came over to tell us they had another reservation for our table.....Would have helped if they had actually just bought the check quicker, then we could have left

COVID dining - Came here without a reservation and was immediately seated at their only high top table - Waited a while for the waiter to come with menus but I think they forgot about us. After a while we went up to find our waiter. - The waiter came with water and a QR code for us to scan the menu - The bruschetta and mussels were good but nothing out of the ordinary - The scallops were tender - I would echo others: mediocre for the price

Very slow service despite the restaurant being empty. In addition, food was very average.

I came to St Tropez on a weekday with no reservations. I was well attended and happy with my meal. For my main course, I ordered the steak with veggies and thought it tasted really good despite being a flap steak. For drinks, I ordered a red wine from Bordeaux. The waiter was very nice but I thought he wasn't too familiar with wines as he did not know what the red blends from Bordeaux have. Anyways he found out for me, I tried to have a friendly conversation but he was not too inviting. For desert, such a simple looking cup but dear god it was delicious. I totally want to come back to get this desert again, it was the right amount of savory and sweet. It was a small portion which is nice because every bite counts. Overall, food quality was good, service was average, and the price was in the NY ballpark. If you like French food, I think this is a good spot to checkout. Cheers!

My friend wanted to eat outside somewhere in Soho. He imagined a quaint little cafe on the side of the road. Unfortunately, such a place no longer exist anymore in Soho so we ended up having a fancy French luncheon at St Tropez. We were DEFINITELY out of place and underdressed, even for lunch. This place somewhat fancy and rather pricey. Most of the other people dining here were all-female parties of 4 or more. Regardless, the food was amazing. I got a burger and my friend had the steak. The pomp frites were especially noteworthy, coming with a really good sauce. I imagine this place would be a great spot to celebrate a birthday or tell your spouse you've been cheating on them so they don't make a scene. I would live to come back for dinner. You cannot beat their patio. It is massive and right in the middle of Soho. It offers a little privacy from the street and the noise level was subdued. I will return.

Solid place for happy hour and/or dinner in the West Village! I came here with two girlfriends tonight and had a lovely evening. We ended up ordering wines by the bottle, but if you get here before 6:30pm, they have wine flight specials for happy hour! I really loved the vibe here - it's great for a date or a night out with friends. Really cozy/romantic and not too loud. The food: - Moules and frites were AWESOME. Really great flavor and I loved the fries. - Pork belly was fine - not the best I've had but pretty solid. - Octopus was on the saltier side - it was OK. Overall, we had great service, lovely atmosphere. and solid wine and food. Would love to come back!

Crowded spot but great outdoor seats! This place has good tapas style dishes and a good location to have some drinks with friends. I saw almost every table getting an aperol spritz haha. It does take a while to get seated and since it is crowded, the tables might not get a lot of attention. It was hard to flag someone down to take our order and ask for the check. We got the meat and cheese plate, salmon tartare, mussels, and extra fries on the side. I absolutely loved the fries, it was the perfect thickness, soft on the inside, crispy and ridiculously golden on the outside. The dip drove it home with a hint of truffle. I would literally go back just to order the fries. The salmon tartare and mussels were also really good! Nothing special about the meat and cheese platter.

Well, they're authentic French with the St. Tropez vibe -- right down to the unfriendly service, high prices, and pretty narrow menu.   To be fair we just had a drink here.  For a French place, it was way too hard to get a glass of champagne poured by the glass.  (I'm anti-splits and that's all they had.)  Eventually, after saying no to real champagne by the glass (prosecco may have been available), the woman cracked a bottle of Veuve Clicquot, which was nice, and poured us two glasses.   The setting is pretty and the interior well done, if a bit crowded.  Covid-wise it's well ventilated with fully opening front windows, a patio outdoors and an indoor-outdoor vibe indoors. We were thinking of having lunch here on a subsequent day during our trip, but the menu is really more of a dinner-only menu in my opinion than a lunch and dinner menu.  (Who wants Daube Provencale or Jarret d'Angeau for lunch?)  So we opted out.

A wonderful atmosphere for a summer night in New York! They make a wonderful blanc de blanc sparkling wine. The Sancerre was lovely. The 'chocolate mousse for two' was enough for three people. The French hazelnut puff pastry wasn't so good. It was not too busy around 10:00 PM. I was surprised that they did last call so early but it was still a great night.

1/ it's so good to see a full restaurant 2/ French atmosphere is everywhere 3/ nice selection of wines 4/ and of course the dishes prepared by Gerald are so simple but amazing fantastic night in the streets of New York

this is absolutely one of the best wine bars in the city. Simple, cozy, with an exquisite selection and helpful staff.

This is a great French Wine Bar in SoHo. We went Saturday night and there was a huge group for a girls birthday, so clearly they are accommodating for this sort of thing. Tables are a good mix between dates, groups and friends. The vibe is awesome with cool music and friendly staff. Staff was incredibly accommodating to our party, even with the late notice reservation. I could tell they were very concerned and in tune with providing stellar customer service, as they checked in multiple times before the table was ready to let us know they were doing everything they could. It's like this restaruant knows how important this time is to prove to customers that they are willing to work for them, and they sure proved it! Spot on. Our waiter was also incredibly knowledgeable on the wines, and incredibly on top of his service. This restaurant is really going above and beyond to provide incredible service without the snooty attitude. Thank you! The food was really the best part, it was all mouth watering! Pictured is the scallop dish, which had a ton of flavor and the meat was juicy, tender and cooked perfectly. The mix of veggies and starch was a good flavor pair. The octopus was also scrumptious, tons of flavor and also great sauce and flavor pairings. Really, you'll have to read the full menu to understand what flavors you're getting. The salads had fresh veggies and just the right amount of dressing to item ratio maintaining the crunch and flavor that was necessary. Chicken dish was also spectacular, and recommended. The wine is broken up by region, which is helpful if you have a variety you're interested in. If not, the waiter was helpful to ensure I found one to match my pallet. The wine list is extensive, mostly French with a few Malbecs. Good location in SoHo, right on Spring Street and close to the metro. Will definitely be back.

Honestly the name of the place didn't attracts me, but the menu did, so we came. Able to make a reservation on Friday night which was great, probably only happened because the place still quite new. It's a very open space honestly it was super loud, almost very hard to chat within your group. But the good wine and food made it up I guess. Shrimp - fresh and the sauce was so good that we immediately ordered the second one. Kale Salad - it's a salad Octopus - tender and great texture Truffle Mac n Cheese - there no taste of truffle, so so Scallop Ceviche - tasty and appetizing Escargot in Puff Pastry - yummy as good as it sound. Puff and maybe something of coffee creme filling - not bad, would love some crunchier texture inside Reasonable price on food and wine and very delicious, great service too. Would definitely come back to try more but not ok a Friday night.

Absolutely amazing! We had our engagement party here and couldn't be happier! The food, ambience and set up were all amazing! Nia, in particular, was fantastic! I wouldn't hesitate to book for any future special occasion celebration

Being able to comfortably eat out in NYC December is not always the easiest, but here it was perfect! It was warm with all the heaters they have above our heads and super cute. It also felt very COVID safe with the staff wearing masks and touch less scan menu. We went on a Sunday for lunch (they don't have a brunch menu). We ordered a few small plates and everything was aromatic, mouth watering delicious . The burrata, mushroom flat bread, potatoes soup, meatballs, and truffle fries were all on point (very flavorful, nothing bland). The husband also had a cappuccino at the end of our meal (keeping the vibes of a relaxed Sunday going) and that didn't disappoint either. The service was also great- kind and attentive. I will be going back again, next time with my friends.

Firstly, I wanted to compliment the friendly service staff. They add a very welcoming atmosphere and are quick on their feet. We also didn't have to wait long for our food which was great! I reserved a table for two but when we arrived the place wasn't too busy at all. I really liked that since it was better for social distancing and a relaxing dinner. We ordered the Coquilles Saint-Jacques which consists of wild scallops, mashed sweet potato and vegetables on the side. At first I thought the portion wouldn't fill me up, but it was the perfect serving size. I was happily full at the end of the meal. The vegetables were very buttery and flavourful. The scallops were cooked perfectly and evenly. I absolutely loved the sweet potato mash! The menu also consists of the Butcher's Choice which changes everyday. The waiter should mention this while they seat you. For this dining experience, it was steak, fries and vegetables. They had this lovely mayonnaise dipping that I would guess had truffle in it. It was divine! The steak was made well done and so delicious it melts in your mouth. I definitely recommend these dishes and this restaurant!

Great ambiance / vibes, tasty food, and excellent, attentive staff and service. Highly recommend.

I came here for an early dinner and drinks night with a couple of friends. It's a cozy French restaurant perfect for a cold night. We ordered the mussels, grilled octopus, salmon tartare, lamb shank, and a bottle of wine. It's hard to go wrong with mussels in a garlic and wine sauce and these were no exception. The octopus was tender with a slight bounce. The salmon tartare was mixed with a lot of herbs and it's probably a pass for next time. The lamb shank was fall off the bone tender and comes with mashed potatoes and string beans. It was empty when we were there around 6pm but filled up quickly an hour later.

The seating area is quaint and it's great for a date or a dinner with friends. The service was quick and the server was very kind and funny. He was able to ask the kitchen to remove the olives from the beef stew, which probably was a tedious ask. The food was tasty and the portions were just right. I highly recommend coming here!

Came here last week -- good food and AMAZING service!!! We got the shrimp, Mac n cheese, burrata, and fries. Mac n cheese flavors were a little overwhelming, but loved the burrata and the bread it came with. Ambience was great too -- beautiful string lights in the outdoor patio.

Scouted out a place for mussels that wasn't crazy overpriced. Satisfied the craving but the mussels themselves were small. The salmon was tender and buttery and the lentils were okay. The mushroom risotto was overwhelmingly coated in truffle oil and left an uncomfortable film on the tongue. If I'm in the area I'd consider the mussels again but otherwise it's a pass for me.

Cute spot with indoor and outdoor seating to grab a drink or have light apps. Their outdoor seating is pretty nice for NYC (still in the middle of a street) but they did a good job with plants/decor to make it feel nicer. Wine my group ordered was just okay - tried a pinot noir and a bourdeaux. Wasn't crazy about either but they were drinkable before a dinner res elsewhere.

Delicious food, very good chicken and appetizers. However, the worst delivery service imaginable. I tried to order once and it didn't indicate that the food had to be picked up. Today I tried to order and the computer had saved my daughter's apartment information. I didn't see the address until I had completed the order, it was on the invoice.Cavier said they would refund $22 on a $72 I strongly suggest you do not use caviar or seamless. Ask the restaurant which delivery service to use. Very frustrating experience. The restaurant is attempting to help us.