“All of them were disgustingly greasy, all over buttered and baked and oily”
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“All of them were disgustingly greasy, all over buttered and baked and oily”
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“That said, recently went to Le Chene which was my favorite of all. They had a dry aged tuna au poivre special that is one of the best dishes i have ever eaten.”
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“All great wine lists, incredible somms, and more importantly good range for wine lovers (not crazy markups). Enjoy!”
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“Highly recommend Le Chene for romantic vibes- the owner couple lives upstairs!! So Parisian and amazing art too!”
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“Crab Thermidor at Le Chêne!!”
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“Great vibes and food”
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“Other French recs I can make would be Odeon, Frenchette, Balthazar, and Le Chene or Le Coucou if you want to go (much) pricier.”
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“Le chene”
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“Some other of my other recent favorites (non-tasting menu) in case you have time / plans change are Saint Julivert (Brooklyn), Shmone, Le Chene, Rosella, Kjun, Carnitas Ramirez, Ceres, and Bonnie’s (Brooklyn).”
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“One of my new favorites to recommend”
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“The answer I think is Le Chene.”
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“La Veau d’Or, Cosme, or even Le Chene could fit that need.”
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“I would highly recommend Libertine or Le Chene if you're in the West Village and love French food.”
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“Le Chêne is outstanding and definitely fine dining.”
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“I’d still prefer le crocodile or le chene”
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“Le Chene, Via Carota, Claud, Crown Shy, Waverly Inn, Saga, Pastis, Bad Roman”
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“Le Chêne is fantastic”
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“Le Chêne”
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“Le Chene! Good luck lol”
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“Le Chêne is another.”
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