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- Lizzy SaxeNovember 1, 2016Everything is good at Lafayette. From the cocktails to the oysters to the baked goods to the lavishly presented slices of birthday cake, they always do a great job. Pictured is the Niçoise salad.
- Alex RainertMay 25, 2013Amazing French pastries, breads and baked goods, great atmosphere and solid lunch/brunch options including this brisket burger w/ crispy fries. Prices aren't low but the experience lives up to them.Upvoted Oct 5
- The atmosphere, decor, service and food are fantastic! I highly recommend the Grilled Asparagus and Frisée Salad to start and the Duck as an entree. Pastas good, too. Big wine selection. #nyceatsUpvoted Nov 20
- EaterOctober 28, 2013The brunch menu includes many of the standout dishes from the breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus. You can get a foie gras terrine, salads, soups, omelettes, steak frites, and tripes Bourguignon.
- As far as $14 cocktails go, the saisonniere is really quite special. Oysters, asparagus, and octopus as starters! Steak frites = real deal. Finish with the chocolate-almond torte and then die happy.
- A great bistro. A bit of a pretentious vibe but the food is good. I like to take meetings in the front or outside with just a coffee and a pastry. Also they have two soft boiled eggs for breakfast <3
- Mark SullivanOctober 16, 2019Had a late night meal here when every other restaurant was just serving drinks. Sat at the bar and had a great chat with the bartenders and the kitchen staff food was excellent drinks were excellent.
- Bitches Who BrunchApril 14, 2016The fresh smoked salmon Eggs Benedict at Lafayette in NoHo is served on a brioche bun. The accompanying toast was perfect to soak up the remaining yolk and rich sauce! Read more
- Condé Nast TravelerOctober 27, 2016Andrew Carmellini’s brasserie is a love letter to all things French, from the expertly baked brioche and pain au chocolat for sale at the in-house boulangerie, to the Bloody Marie at brunch. Read more
- New York PostAugust 8, 2014The gigantic soft-shell crab drew actual moans of bliss from diners. Masterful salads, excellent wood-grilled local trout. For birthdays, they wheel out a “macaron tower” that spews flame. Read more
- One of my fave new brunch spots! Everything I've had is delicious. The pamplemousse is a perfect brunch cocktail and the lemon pancakes are awesome. The restaurant is spacious and beautiful as well.
- Rob PanosSeptember 13, 2014The French toast is just plain delicious and unique with the pineapple. Great twist on a Bloody Mary, try the bloody Marie! The use of cork and other materials throughout the design of the interior A+
- Carly HeitlingerFebruary 11, 2015A great choice for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner... or just a quick snack from the bakery. Everything is amazing on the menu, so you really can't go wrong. (The pancakes are especially good!)
- Shiri LaraFebruary 20, 2016Big spacious place. Pricey menu for what it is but there are some solid choices. The duck is phenomenal with pumpkin and pomegranate. Steaks are great. Oysters on point. Cocktails quite yummy.
- Taher AlmuslemaniOctober 4, 2015The Benedict and lemon berries pancakes were one of the best I ever had, and I had many! Defiantly will be back to this place..
- ryan broganMay 26, 2013Highly recommend the charcuterie plate. It's sizable and comes with a great group of tasty items including rabbit, duck mousse, 2 pâtés, and much more. Unbeatable for the price; great starter for 2!
- Stick to the bakery and try the almond croissant. It's like a crispy cookie on the outside with creamy almond paste on the inside between layers of flaky, buttery pastry. Absolute perfection.
- Stina P.March 19, 2014for dinner, share the little gem salad, coquilles, sunchokes, & duck au poivre. this matured French bistro in NoHo will never disappoint no matter the meal. it is chic, warm, and uninterrupted
- Ina LiFebruary 16, 2015RW menu is worth it. salmon croquette and mussel for appetizer is the bomb! Mushroom risotto and skate is also not bad. Desserts are okay but nothing impressive. Also try the cheese, you have to!
- Sam PezzulloOctober 25, 2013I love everything about this place. Beautifully designed, and very Parisian. My favorites from the menu are the frisée salad, homemade garlic sausage, pumpkin risotto, and the pork loin.
- I've never had a bad meal here. Brunch, lunch and dinner have all been amazing. Grab petit fours on way out from bakery. Better than anything in dessert menu.
- Soeske HartjesAugust 26, 2018Best croissants! Toast with 2 boiled eggs perfect for a simple breakfast! Their granola is amazing! Ask if they add fresh mint to the yoghurt&berries and guaranteed best breakfast (portions are big).
- CITY GRITAugust 5, 2014The Chilled Tomato Soup and the Duck Au Poivre makes for a perfect dinner. We always find it hard to decide between the Caramel Popcorn Bombe & the Cheese Course. Why not have both! Oui, Chef!
- Mike McBryanFebruary 6, 2015Perfect for date night or dinner with the parents. Service was A+ and both of our waitresses recommendations were great: the duck and spaghetti nicoise were both great and had enough to take home!
- Kayleigh HarringtonFebruary 20, 2017Great place to catch up with friends or family. You'll find something on the menu for everyone. The soft scramble in puff pastry is delicious.
- Haifa BarbariMay 18, 2013Just stumbled upon this place & feel like I've stepped into Paris. Baguettes are the real deal here. Truly hard to find in NY. Iced cwaffee better than my usual haunt. Will be back for dinner for sure
- Victoria GoulartJanuary 2, 2018A very good option for having a brunch with friends or family. The place is really nice and the neighborhood is great for walking after eating.
- Grace BarrMay 5, 2018Eggs are delicious but definitely a pricy brunch - not dying to go back for anything. Nice service and outdoor seating.
- Time Out New YorkMarch 10, 2016Lafayette makes our list of top Brunch places in the city with some amazing pastries and lush bistro eats that will bring out the inner Carrie Bradshaw in anyone. Read more
- Time Out New YorkAugust 5, 2014One of our Food & Drink 2014 Readers Choice winners! Try Lafayette’s egg Lafayette, scallop cru, baked oysters with seaweed butter and bread crumbs, spaghetti nicoise, or mango-lime parfait. Read more
- winMarch 14, 2015Lovely ambience. Lemon ricotta pancakes light and fluffy. Salmon Benedict was yummy. The runaway hit - almond croissant. Will be back for the pastries .
- Josephine SonJune 27, 2013What took me so long to come here? Kicking myself! Only had chance to try the black linguine and duck, but both were great. Need to get back soon for that chicken!
- The perfect Mother’s Day brunch! Basket of pastries, half dozen oysters, lemon ricotta pancakes, beet salad. All amazing and well worth price of admission. Enjoy!
- Pam B.September 6, 2013To try: tartines, lardon-rich salad frisée, squid-ink fettuccine with shellfish and chorizo, risotto with mushrooms & asparagus, country pâté, foie gras terrine, topped off with a Sazerac.
- Pia WilsonMarch 27, 2018What isn’t good here? Had the oxtail ravioli & it was delicious. Loved every bit of my meal, especially the bunny dessert.
- The Nicoise salad is outstanding. One of, if not the, best in NYC
- Lori LuoAugust 10, 2014Part bakery, part bistro, Lafayette serves an array of French-inspired dishes. Opt for the Salmon Benedict or Lemon Pancakes for brunch, and don't forget to share the Boulangerie Basket.
- The Sunday brunch rush happens between 1045 and 1105. Get here early if you can't get a res and chances are you can snag a walk-in table. Top 5 brunch in NYC
- MichaelJanuary 25, 2017Fancy yet cozy restaurant with delicious French food, great coffee, great pastries and excellent service. Worth all the recommendations.
- The Corcoran GroupJune 14, 2013Bringing Paris to NYC. Great for breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch on the weekends, or pop in to the bakery for some Caramel Sale macaroons or an almond croissant! Oui! Oui!
- Project Latte: a NYC cafe culture guideApril 28, 2013One of the few brasseries in town using good coffee, Lafayette pulls tasty shots of Stumptown Hairbender, which can be enjoyed along with their scrumptious baked goods in the front bakery area.
- Kayleigh HarringtonMay 25, 2017Yes, it's great for brunch but the cafe in the front is perfect for a coffee meeting or a break from your desk during the day.
- Adrian FrandleMay 23, 2013Despite shaky service (slow drink order, wrong food brought out), everything was delicious and the atmosphere was terrific. Great sazerac to drink. Wonderful bread. Good pasta dish (fleur de soleil).
- Thea RodgersNovember 20, 2013Second chance. Atmosphere is amazing, food is FAIR. Pastas are good, meats are OK, apps & bread basket is the best part. Get the Frisée salad w bacon, beef tartare, short rib ravs....not impressed.
- Jon SteinbackSeptember 23, 2015it looks like it's just a giant restaurant, but they also have a cute and cozy coffee shop!
- Aileen TseDecember 29, 2013highly recommend the venison with charred earthy mushroom and the smokey trout with savoy cabbage. for dessert - get the gateau marjolaine - a decadent multilayered chocolate cake
- Andrew WeiserMay 12, 2016The vegetarian offering has a veritable tricolore theme, too, with layers of fresh mozzarella, stalky broccoli rabe that adds a delightful snap, and a hearty buffer of peperonata.