Le Bilboquet was once described as the city's snobbiest restaurant - - which made it even more appealing to those that made it past the maitre d - - but truth is restauranter Philippe Delrange is a legend in his own time and brings his...More
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Le Bilboquet was once described as the city's snobbiest restaurant - - which made it even more appealing to those that made it past the maitre d - - but truth is restauranter Philippe Delrange is a legend in his own time and brings his...More
When recently in New York, we had the pleasure of visiting Le Bilboquet on the Upper East Side, based upon recommendation of the concierge at our hotel, the Loews. We dined early so that we could catch an 8 p.m. show. The restaurant was quiet...More
This is the perfect restaurant to dine with someone you don’t want to talk to — it’s so loud, particularly after 8:30 — it’s impossible to have a conversation. Having said that, the food was fantastic and the service was warm, attentive and fast. Our...More
The restaurant is very noisy,it’s impossible to have a conversation because the music is very loud.The place is extremely expensive and wine list is super expensive.The cheapest bottle of wine90$.The food is delicious but very expensive.You can have the same quality of food and wine...More
This restaurant was chosen at a whim on our last night in New York - Last saturday. I was very please with my meal as was my boyfriend, however we found the cost very steep for what we for. There was nothing extravagantly different about...More
I was here for an event so the menu was limited and I didn’t have to pay. However the portions were very generous and delicious, the staff friendly and outgoing, all with cute decor.
Chose this restaurant die to its proximity to a presentation we were seeing at the French Institute. What a gem! The restaurant is intimate and elegant, but not in a fussy way. The staff is very warm and welcoming. The food was delicious. My husband...More
Located in 60th Street, this French restaurant is a wonderful experience that I would certainly recommend. A fabulous selection of appetizers, and a balanced pick of entrees, and the crowd, make this a Fantastic place to dine.
Basically bistro food but really excellent. Chic crowd. Younger people are attracted by reasonable prices. Biggest wines by the glass i have ever seen, It is crowded and hard to get a table. But make a reservation and come of few times to become a...More
My family of 5 recently had a great meal at Le Bilboquet. We ordered a variety of entrees and everyone loved their meal. Loud (but not too loud) party music added to the experience. We are from SC, and this was our 5th time at...More