“Dinner at **Benoit** was wonderful. We went there for the cassoulet, and it didn’t disappoint - the perfect winter dish, rich though way too much food.”
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“Dinner at **Benoit** was wonderful. We went there for the cassoulet, and it didn’t disappoint - the perfect winter dish, rich though way too much food.”
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“Beautiful restaurant, very high quality food, and great service.”
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“Great Steak Tartare, onion soup, and all the classics with a rational wine list as well.”
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“The best I’ve had was at Benoit”
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“Benoit has the best traditional cassoulet”
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“they have a 60 dollar pre fixe menu which is a very solid value, and it's a gorgeous restaurant with great food and service.”
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“Benoit is great! Split chicken and thank us after”
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“Benoit is excellent but expensive.”
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“Lobster spaghetti at Benoit!”
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“Gougères at Benoit.”
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“Parsnip veloute at Benoit.”
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“I like Benoit a lot! You’re probably not getting out of there for less than $100 at lunch, but IMO it’s worth the price.”
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“Did not like their cassoulet at all...I was all psyched for it too”
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“The duck at Benoit is one of my favorites, and their ile de flottante”
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“Benoit is lovely and has fantastic escargot”
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“The cassoulet at Benoit is authentic and delicious.”
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“Benoit fits the bill perfectly.”
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“Benoit or Black Tap burger house are probably your best shouts”
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“Doubles, the long-standing private dining club at the Sherry-Netherlands, Harry Ciprianis, Cafe Sabarsky, Benoit, Fred’s at Barney’s, the Carlyle.”
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“I mean… pretty much any bistro/brasserie in nyc. Le Gigot, Benoit, tout va bien, French diner, table d’hote, la ripaille, lucien, to name some…”
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“Try Benoit on 55th b/w 5th and 6th. A bit of a walk from the theater district but not bad at all”
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“Other recommendations Le coucou Daniel Benoit”
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“Pastis, Balthazar, Benoit for bistro style.”
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“Benoit on W. 55th is the real deal.”
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“Frenchette. Balthazar. Pastis. Le Ripaille. Cafe Luxembourg. Raoul's. Benoit.”
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“I really liked Benoit when I went. Smaller and more intimate.”
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“Benoit.”
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“I love Benoit and it's like a 5 minute walk”
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“For bistro faire go to Benoit.”
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“I’ll just add Donburi-ya, Benoit, and The Blue Dog.”
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“Benoit has the “weakest” brunch offering out of the three”
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“Benoit and Lucien are great”
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“Benoit”
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“Benoit in midtown or Orsay in the upper east side”
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“Quality Italian, Milos, Benoit, La Grande Boucherie”
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“also supporting Benoit as someone else suggested.”
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“Benoit is pretty good.”
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“I went to Benoit a few years ago and quite liked it. Food is good, but a better atmosphere.”
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“But I also recommend Benoit up there.”
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“Benoit and Brasserie Cognac are close by and excellent.”
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“Benoit”
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“Great but more $$$: Monkey Bar Benoit Le Rock”
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“some spots near there(ish) that we like are Benoit and L'Entrecote.”
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“Benoit is French and fancy but accessible”
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“Dinner at Benoit or Quality Italian.”
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“Benoit”
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“Benoit is another high end French bistro that's a couple of blocks away.”
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“I think Benoit is a really good choice. It's a secret classic.”
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“There are two good spots on the same block if you’re in a bind, more for locals than tourists, but always solid and quaint: La Bonne Soupe and Benoit.”
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“I always recommend Mala Project and Benoit.”
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