Bouley
Neighborhood: Tribeca
Nearest Train: 1, 9 at Franklin Street
Phone: +1 212 964 2525
Fax: +1 212 219 3443
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Arguably one of the most famous chefs in the city's history, David Bouley first became famous for his 1980s haute cuisine restaurant, Bouley. In 2002 he closed his New York Times four-star restaurant Bouley Bakery, removed the takeout bakery shop in front, and reopened the newly designed space as Bouley. Some say the food and service has suffered as a result, but fans of this award-winning chef are continuing to flock to the restaurant to sample his fabled creations. Jacket and tie are required.
Daily 11:30a-3p, 5p-11p
Four-star restaurant
Neighborhood: Tribeca
Nearest Train: 1, 9 at Franklin Street
Phone: +1 212 964 2525
Fax: +1 212 219 3443
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Click here to call Bouley Toll Free
Make a Reservation
Video Guides 1 ,2
Arguably one of the most famous chefs in the city's history, David Bouley first became famous for his 1980s haute cuisine restaurant, Bouley. In 2002 he closed his New York Times four-star restaurant Bouley Bakery, removed the takeout bakery shop in front, and reopened the newly designed space as Bouley. Some say the food and service has suffered as a result, but fans of this award-winning chef are continuing to flock to the restaurant to sample his fabled creations. Jacket and tie are required.
Daily 11:30a-3p, 5p-11p
Reviews
The waiter...
I proposed to my wife there in 07/2004. Bouley was a romantic and unique place to dine. The atmosphe...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Los Angeles, CA on Oct 11 2006
