Alain Ducasse at the Essex House

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Perfection comes at a price

James Molesworth
Issue: August 31, 2003

Like everything else at Alain Ducasse at the Essex House, wine is very expensive. But like everything else at Alain Ducasse, what you pay for is outstanding quality and flawless execution. Alain Ducasse, arguably France's most famous chef, opened his New York restaurant at the Essex House hotel in Midtown in 2000.

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