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20 E. 76th St. Tel:(212) 772-2600 |
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Jerry Keener — October 22, 2007 6:33pm ET
David Rechtweg — December 18, 2007 8:55pm ET
Compared to restaurants of similar price in New York City I have found that the food, wine and experience at Cafe Boulud to be superior. The seasonal menu also eliminates the often repetitive nature of most restaurants. As for the gentleman who reviewed Cafe Boulud earlier, understand that BYOB is not a common practice in NYC. When in Rome...
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Our one experience at Cafe Boulud was less than pleasant. We were there shortly after 9/11 on a visit from California and had brought a special bottle of wine to enjoy with friends. Cafe Boulud does not have a corkage policy and would not allow us to drink our own wine. They were real jerks about the whole deal and as a result made for a very unpleasant dinner. We have since told anyone we know who is visiting New York to avoid any of Daniel Boulud's resturants.