La Bonne Soupe — all mentions

in:Where in the city would you go if your work covered a dinner for two for $250?1 pts
replying to u/StephJM24: La Bonne Soupe, mmmm.
“That place is so mid. I just don’t get it. I’ve only been for lunch, and while my Niçoise salad was solid, the omelette I’ve have there have been way under seasoned. It’s fine if you are in the area (we prior to a moma trip) but I wouldn’t go out of my way for le bonne soupe.”
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in:A list of French onion soups I’ve had recently12 pts
“Le bonne Soupe was fantastic, I just had again a couple weeks ago and they are very generous with the gruyere, but overall on the salty side.”
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in:Restaurant near Radio City Music Hall8 pts
“It has decent menu and reasonably priced.”
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in:Really need advice on a French restaurant for a birthday dinner7 pts
“inexpensive, delicious, right near your hotel, kid friendly, favorite of mine when I lived there”
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in:Dec. 23, near Rockefeller Center6 pts
“La Bonne Soup is really charming and cozy!”
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in:best fall nyc eats? 5 pts
“my favorite cold-weather food in NYC is the french onion soup at La Bonne Soupe.”
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in:French restaurant4 pts
“They have decent food and reasonable prices.”
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in:Where are the best soups?3 pts
“I personally love French onion soup. La bone soupe delivers on that front for me.”
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in:A list of French onion soups I’ve had recently3 pts
“la bonne soupe is perhaps the best french onion soup i've ever had”
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in:Solo dining near Central Park South?/Events in NYC this week?3 pts
“La Bonne Soupe on 55th St. is a perfectly adequate little French place. It's not to die for, but prices are decent for Midtown.”
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in:If someone traveled halfway around the world on a work trip and immediately made time to see you, what would we a good place to meet for lunch (any place between Bryant Park and Central Park South (near Apple Store and Time Warner Center))?2 pts
“I really like La Bonne Soupe. Cute little old school French joint with a great onion soup and many other things.”
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in:Good, not-fancy French food?2 pts
replying to u/Outrageous-Sail-6901: I think La Bonne Soupe is reasonable for NYC. Their prix fixe lunch and dinner are a great deal
“Sadly I stopped going last year because prices kept going up while service and quality plummeted.”
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in:What’s the best French onion soup in the city?2 pts
“Le Bonne Soupe as per the name. Traditional and outstanding”
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in:Any of these I should scrap?2 pts
“Skip le bonne soupe. Very average and overpriced.”
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in:Need suggestions for Beef Bourguignon and Foie Gras2 pts
“La Bonne soup does good bourguignon”
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in:Best Authentic French food for a native in Manhattan?2 pts
replying to u/Mammoth_Sell5185: Curious what people think of Le Tout Va Bien on 51st? Always wanted to check it out but is it long in the tooth and / or a tourist trap nowadays?
“Found it to be overpriced and the food salty.”
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in:Soup Spots in Midtown1 pts
“La Bonne Soupe has a great french onion and a decent prix fixe deal”
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in:Where in the city would you go if your work covered a dinner for two for $250?1 pts
replying to u/StephJM24: La Bonne Soupe, mmmm.
“They have my favorite escargot dish, plenty of garlic, and plenty of fresh baguette to dip!”
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in:Cozy French Bistro recommendations?1 pts
“I had a fantastic price fix lunch at La Bonne Soupe.”
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in:Recommendations for first timers-1 pts
“La Bonne Soupe for French fare without the budget busting price.”
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postVisited last week and loved it69 pts
“Visited last week and loved it”
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in:Any of these I should scrap?33 pts
“Skip - Porto Rico, Grace St, Balthazar, Yasouvlaki, Nonna Dora, Bubbys, La Bonne Soup, Da Toscano”
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in:Any of these I should scrap?19 pts
“La Bonne Soup is not something I would go out of your way for.”
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in:Fav restaurant within 15/20 min walk of Radio City Music Hall?18 pts
“La Bonne Soup - Old school French bistro that I've been going to for 25 years, good typical French bistro food.”
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in:best french onion soup? 16 pts
“La Bonne Soupe was very good”
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in:Really need advice on a French restaurant for a birthday dinner16 pts
“Le Bonne Soupe on W 55th has a nice prix fixe”
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in:French Restaurants that aren't expensive14 pts
“La Bonne soup in midtown east”
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in:Those who've lived in NYC for decades: what are your fav restaurants/bars that endure?12 pts
“I’ll add La Bonne Soupe.”
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in:Fondue for the self-pitying this holiday season11 pts
“Le bonne soupe”
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in:French restaurant recommendations!8 pts
“La Bonne Soup on 55th st in midtown is a restaurant I’ve been going to for almost 20 years and I absolutely love it.”
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in:best french onion soup? 7 pts
replying to u/mestapho: La Bonne Soupe was very good
“Apparently, this recommendation is spot on.”
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in:What’s the best French onion soup in the city?7 pts
“Le Bonne Soupe”
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in:Where in the city would you go if your work covered a dinner for two for $250?7 pts
“La Bonne Soupe, Churrascaria Plataforma, Keen's Steakhouse, Gallaghers Steakhouse, Jiang Nan NYC, RH Rooftop Restaurant at RH New York, Panorama Room on Roosevelt Island, Antoya Korean BBQ, Hutong New York, Manzo”
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in:Recs for places to take my mom near MoMA?6 pts
“La bonne soupe”
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in:Recs for places to take my mom near MoMA?5 pts
replying to u/sushi_sashimi007: La bonne soupe; pazz’arte; the bar at the Modern; Monkey Bar
“I second La Bonne Soup”
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in:Places to eat near the American girl doll store?5 pts
“La Bonne Soupe, a sort of Midtown institution and decent French food”
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in:Where's "your" spot? 4 pts
“La Bonne Soupe.”
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in:Where in the city would you go if your work covered a dinner for two for $250?4 pts
replying to u/NebulaRat: La Bonne Soupe, Churrascaria Plataforma, Keen's Steakhouse, Gallaghers Steakhouse, Jiang Nan NYC, RH Rooftop Restaurant at RH New York, Panorama Room on Roosevelt Island, Antoya Korean BBQ, Hutong New York, Manzo
“La Bonne Soupe, mmmm.”
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in:French Restaurants that aren't expensive4 pts
“Le Parisien, L’Express, La Bonne Soup and Chez Napoleon are some choices.”
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in:Dinner Near St. Patrick’s Cathedral Before a 7pm Show??4 pts
“Le bonne soupe”
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in:Best places for soup in Manhattan itself?3 pts
“Le bonne soupe”
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in:Fondue for the self-pitying this holiday season3 pts
replying to u/SandOk3675: And it’s not seasonal there! I got it there in June
“Correct, year round awesomeness”
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in:best place for solo lunches that aren’t take out bowl spots?3 pts
“S&P; 40 Carrots; Ootoya; cafe Zaiya; via quadronno; Sant Ambroeus; la bonne soup; Veselka, the list goes on and on.”
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in:Midtown/Theater District birthday dinner for my Paris-obsessed son (10yo)3 pts
“La Bonne Soupe is a really lovely option”
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in:best french onion soup? 3 pts
replying to u/mestapho: La Bonne Soupe was very good
“LOVE La Bonne Soupe”
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in:Good, not-fancy French food?3 pts
“Boucherie, Amelie, chez moi, la bonne soupe, l’express”
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in:Any of these I should scrap?3 pts
“Also skip le bonne soupe. Very average.”
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in:Recs near Carnegie Hall3 pts
“La Bonne Soupe - great, quaint brasserie.”
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in:Fav restaurant within 15/20 min walk of Radio City Music Hall?2 pts
replying to u/ApatheticAbsurdist: I used to work in the area so I'm a little more low key and thinner wallet than Le Bernadin. There's a number of old school Japanese places worth taking a look at: Katsu-Hama - Japanese place that specializes in Tonkatsu fried pork cutlets, very good. Kinda feels like a salary mans stop out of some story in Tokyo Restaurant Nippon - Very old school, run by the family place has been around forever and very good Japanese cooking a little fancier than Katsu-Hama, but not really over the top or terribly expensive. Hatsu-Hana - a little higher end than the other two, old school sushi restaurant that is very solid. They do a "box of dreams" that is 9 pieces in a nice presentation. Mala Project - A little more modern Chinese dry pot with a good bar. La Bonne Soup - Old school French bistro that I've been going to for 25 years, good typical French bistro food. When I was a young college student the Prix Fix was great cause it was pretty reasonable and even included a glass of wine. It's still not horrible for post-covid NYC prices. Urbanspace and Urbanhawker are food courts with a lot of options. Shame the Carnegie Deli is gone...
“Love Katsuhama, Hatsuhana, and La Bonne Soupe! Great options.”
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in:Best $30 - $50 per person restaurants Midtown or UES2 pts
“Katsu Hama and Le Bonne Soupe have already been mentioned but double rec for that.”
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