La Boite en Bois — all mentions

in:Tiny restaurants in NYC on the upper west side8 pts
replying to u/JFK2LAXTrojan: ….Is it any good? Went once like 7 years ago and forgot until this exact moment
“I live near it and have been a few times and really enjoyed it. Solid, rib sticking food, strong drinks, really intimate and an older, eccentric local crowd.”
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in:What’s an absolute gem of a place you don’t hear talked about very much in the city? 2 pts
“Solid country French. Tiny space. Lovely service.”
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in:Tiny restaurants in NYC on the upper west side2 pts
replying to u/JFK2LAXTrojan: ….Is it any good? Went once like 7 years ago and forgot until this exact moment
“Loved it for my birthday, skip the duck but steak au poivre was amazing and the best creme brulee I’ve ever had”
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in:Cozy French Bistro recommendations?1 pts
“The French onion soup and duck confit salad are my favorites!”
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in:NY Times: The 100 Best Restaurants in New York City in 202512 pts
replying to u/noomerz: Wow Semma at #1? Shocking. I went there once and thought never again. Service was way too rushed and the food was extremely salty
“This was so noticeable when I had a wonderful early dinner at La Boite en Bois the other Friday.”
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in:Quiet recommendation near 51st/6th?10 pts
“There’s a nice little French place La Boite en Bois on 68th near Lincoln Center. It was chill and quiet last time I was there before a performance.”
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in:Lower east side and Lincoln center restaurant recommendations 8 pts
“it's a bit old fashioned in its menu choices but good”
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in:Good, not-fancy French food?5 pts
“Amelie, La Sirène, Nice Matin, French Roast, Manny’s and La Boite en Bois on the UWS are all solid options”
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in:Moody restaurants around Central Park for Valentine’s4 pts
“Blue ribbon sushi, kin ramen, red eye grill, la boite en bois, Acadia, sugar fish, sushi damo, victors cafe”
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in:Chez Napoleon3 pts
replying to u/cute_polarbear: any other suggestions for traditional (not overpriced) French style bistro in nyc? Looking for "simple" stuff like proper French onion soup, boulebaise, escargot, duck confit, foie grass, and etc., Places like balthazar are way too crowded and expensive for what it's worth i think. Thanks.
“I think the last old-school classic bistro is La Boite en Bois on w69th St.”
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in:French Food near Lincoln Center?2 pts
“La Boite en Bois on 69th street. Very old-school french menu”
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in:Small Restaurants on 9th Ave near Lincoln Center2 pts
“I've eaten there a couple of times before shows and it was just the thing. Would recommend.”
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in:January Broadway weekend2 pts
“For a nice sit-down meal I often go to La Boite en Bois on 68th St - a longtime neighborhood bistro.”
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in:Any current conversation-friendly (quieter) restaurants good in Manhattan (low to higher price levels)?2 pts
“Several of my favorite little French places are usually pretty quiet: Cafe Napoléon, La Boite en Bois.”
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in:Last minute brunch today near Lincoln Center2 pts
“La Boite en Bois on 68th St. is also nice.”
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in:Really need advice on a French restaurant for a birthday dinner2 pts
“La Boite en Bois on 68th/Columbus is great!”
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in:UWS lunch date1 pts
“La Boite en Bois on 68th and Columbus”
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in:Last minute outdoor favorites near Central Park South?1 pts
“La Boite en Bois on 68th and Columbus is a lovely neighborhood spot. Not touristy, just regular French food.”
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in:Tiny restaurants in NYC on the upper west side1 pts
replying to u/Dunesgirl: La Boite en Bois might work for you.
“Been a few times when going to LincCtr. Usually a disappointment.”
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in:Staying in FiDi with family members (1 child).1 pts
“My go-to is a reliable little French bistro on 68th St called La Boite en Bois.”
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in:Solo Date Spot Near Beacon Theatre1 pts
“La Boite en Bois on 68th St. Low-key French place very local.”
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