L'Orange Bleue
New York, NY 10013
Phone: (347) 497-6001
Fax: (212) 226-4863
- Price:
- $$$
- Cross Street:
- Crosby Street
- Directions:
- 6 at Spring St; N, R at Prince St
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 5pm-12am, Sat-Sun 12pm-12am
Message from L'Orange Bleue
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- MAY-OCT Lunch OPEN at 9AM
- Brazil Monday DRUMS
- Best Birthday Parties
Instant Offers
- TGIM - Monday night live!!
- 20% OFF Prix-Fixed TGIMondays Menu Brazilian Shows Every Monday
- BEST MOROCCAN COUSCOUS IN NYC
- $13 PFixe
- reduced P-Fixed menus
- OUTDOORS SEATTING
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Editorial Review for L'Orange Bleue – by Joshua Bernstein
In Short
If you think Soho's too hoity-toity, hit this high-spirited Moroccan-Mediterranean corner bistro where waiters belt out tunes, belly dancers sashay, and chatterbox Europeans commandeer the vibrantly hued dining room. The scattershot menu is more razzle-dazzle than cohesive, with paella offered alongside foie gras terrines and pasta with meatballs. But there's no denying a feast composed of lamb tagines, grilled sardines and pan-seared sole brushed with spicy harisa, ideally accompanied by countless glasses of the pleasantly affordable house wine.
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Insider Tips
Save MoneyFrom 5pm to 7pm daily, suck down unlimited one-dollar oysters.
BrunchOn weekends, a $12.95 prix fixe brunch features dishes such as fruit-stuffed crepes and ratatouille-loaded omelettes, served with a sangria or mimosa.
The ExtrasSpend your birthday celebration here, and waiters will serenade you with sparklers and cake.
When to GoOn Monday, $35 nets a three-course Moroccan meal featuring duck confit pies, merguez-studded couscous and belly-dancing aplenty.
User Reviews for L'Orange Bleue
09/28/2008 Posted by ritzgirl21
French Food in a fun environment of singing waiters, belly dancers and tiramisu with a sparkler that makes for an exciting Birthday party. The escargot was dead on, as were the pasta dishes and yellow fin tuna. Their baguette was great and wine list excellent. Avoid the beef sliders. The only other problem is that the menu may not accommodate the pickiest eaters in your party.
Pros: Lively atmosphere, Wine List, French Foods
Cons: Beef Burgers, Waiter brought over things to the table that weren't ordered and charged us for them
06/30/2008 Posted by watchmesparkle
I did not eat any food at L'Orange Bleue, but I plan to next time I am down there. My husband and I stumbled upon this place this past saturday night, and went in because it seemed lively. We sat at the bar and I asked what the best drink of the house was, and I was told it was the Watermelon Martini, and it was very very good!! It was made with real watermelon juice...none of that yucky watermelon pucker that other bars make it with, and I was very happy! Next time we will try it for dinner, as we are very adventurious and liked it coziness of this establishment. Try the watermelon martini!!
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