(212) 288-0033
60 E 65th St
(Bewteen Park Avenue and Madison Avenue)
New York,
NY
10021
40.7669
-73.9682
Neighborhoods: Upper East Side, Lenox Hill, Midtown
Daniel
What People Are Saying About Daniel
The Editor
Allison Austin
Citysearch
If one restaurant in New York can be said to capture the ideal of classical French fine dining, it's Daniel. As a result of chef Boulud's classical training, his east side dining paradise is the most traditional of the city's grand dining palaces; yet it remains careful and modern. Adam Tihany's 2008 redesign imposed simple and elegant modern touches over the soaring columns, carved balustrades, and wrought-iron wall sconces that give the room is neo-classical, temple-like feel. Likewise, the menu, while emphasizing French technique, is pointedly global, drawing on Asian, Italian, North…
10/02/09
the best
by apollon
the nicest looking food on plates, and the best quality you can ever imagine. the service is to die for, and the atmosphere is phenomenon. every single thing you put in your mouth made in at the restaurant. and the best thing, is daniel his on kitchen cooks every night..
- Pros: best upscale restaurant in town
05/20/09
great!
by jng
I went there in april 2009 with my fiance. We had the chef tasting menu which was a few more courses than the regular tasting menu. It was AMAZING!!! Every course was different but the transition from one to the next was great. The squab was really good!! We also added a cheese course and our head waiter helped us pick the cheese. I'm not a cheese person, but it was the BEST BEST cheese experience. And the dessert course for me was superb. I have a HUGE sweet tooth and it satisfied me. Oh, and they gave me an additional dessert with a birthday candle! A nice touch.
One more thing to mention--the service was FANTASTIC! they are so attentive and cleaned our table after every single course. really great.
Overall, everything met my high expectations. I had heard great things about this restaurant and it exceeded the expectations.
02/25/09
The best. period.
by LeeLee74
If you are looking for excellent original, and frankly, orgsmc food? Visit Daniels. The food is amazing and the service is the best in NYC. My husband and I have been here several times and we have never been disappointed. Worth every penny
- Cons: Preferred original decor, not so much a fan of the new modern decor
The Details on Daniel
Look Good:
No reservation? Grab a seat at the bar and sample a superbly mixed cocktail.
Know Before You Go:
Two prix-fixe menus are offered. Three courses for $98 or six courses for $165.
What to Drink:
Wine pairings ensure a perfect match and can be less expensive than purchasing several bottles. Pairings range in price, but average $80 to $90 per person.
Where to Sit:
The chef's glass-enclosed skybox, a celeb favorite, sits above the kitchen. It's available for four Monday through Wednesday, with an eight-course tasting menu required ($1,000 total).
Know Before You Go:
Two prix-fixe menus are offered. Three courses for $105 or six courses for $175.
Fun Fact:
Mssr. Boulud may be the last of the great French chef-proprietors who made his bones the old-fashioned way, learning cooking from Roger Verget, Georges Blanc, and the Troigrois brothers, and front-of-the-house stagecraft from Sirio Maccioni.
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Payment Methods:
American Express, Diners Club, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Hotel Restaurants, Romantic Dining, Chef''s Table, Special Occasion Dining, Fine Dining, Notable Chef, Private Rooms, People Watching, Business Dining, Online Reservations, Notable Wine List, Prix Fixe Menu
Cuisine:
Notable Chef:
Daniel Boulud
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