(212) 688-8688
206 E 60th St
New York,
NY
10022
40.7621
-73.966
Neighborhoods: Lenox Hill, Midtown, Upper East Side
What People Are Saying About Brasserie 360
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – A veritable upscale food court at the doorstep of Bloomingdale's, this space is a dead ringer for a sidewalk cafe in Strasbourg--until you wander upstairs to the sushi bar. Downstairs is for salad-munching shoppers and tourists; the serious eaters can be found above. – – The Food – The menu offers mostly workmanlike fare. Stick to the braised dishes, such as short ribs and Flemish carbonade. On the sushi front, there's always more in the bar's arsenal than the menu reveals. Of the rolls, spicy tuna is gorgeous, but yellowtail with pickled jalapeno is just a…
07/21/09
go elsewhere!!!!!!
by CSMobileUser2
if you want some good food in the area walk down to 57 th & lex, you will get good food, and good portions. Brasserie 360?? How have you survived with that horrible food??!! tasteless, that beet salad? i am still trying to find the beets and the asparragus in the frisse, it was suppossed to be a beet salad not a frisse salad, just forget that! go to other place.
07/20/09
Horrible, I am still seating at a table here!!
by CSMobileUser
horrible do not come here, roasted beets?? from a can??? with frise should be a frise salad with canned beets!!! food is bad, my ice cream is melting and i still dont get my spoon!!!
06/08/08
BAD BAD BAD
by sixftrdhd
After reading all the other reviews about how bad the food is I feel so lucky that we never got served here!!!! We entered the restaurant and were told by the manager to sit wherever we wanted to. 10 minutes later after trying to get a waitress' attention 3 times she finally came over and asked us what we wanted and when we said we wanted menus she told us that we only get menus if we were seated by the hostess and the waitress didn't want to give us menus. So we left and on the way out thanked the manager for nothing!!
The Details on Brasserie 360
Where to Sit:
If you want sushi, have it upstairs. Though the restaurant claims the menu is the same on both floors, the reality is that sushi bar customers get a wider range of choices.
Know Before You Go:
Remember to check out the rotating list of daily specials. They're some of the best dishes on the menu.
When to Go:
At peak times, tables are hard to score, but you can usually get a seat at the bar, where the restaurant's full menu is available.
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