La Brasserie
Helmed by Francis Staub (of, yes, the cult-favorite Staub brand cookware), the aptly named La Brasserie has taken over the former Brasserie Les Halles space (of Anthony Bourdain fame), serving up classic, ingredient-driven French fare in an atmosphere that embraces the "casual, convivial" vibes of a Parisian eatery. Their restaurant week prix fixe includes a $30 lunch and $45 dinner, leaving plenty of room in your budget to try a glass (or three) from their French wine selection.
La Brasserie, 411 Park Ave S.
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[Photo by Teddy Wolff courtesy La Brasserie]
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