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Cercle Rouge

241 W Broadway
New York, NY 10013
(212) 226-6252
cerclerougeresto.com
4 star rating based on 49 reviews
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Mon-Thu 12pm-12am Fri 12pm-1am Sat 11am-1am Sun 11am-12am  
Status: Open  
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tel: (212) 226-6252

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Merging the nostalgia of old Paris with the new sophistication of TriBeCa, Cercle Rouge is certain to please locals and visitors alike. Owner Georges Forgeois updates the classic French Brasserie of the 1950s with a fresh American feel. A favorite of many diners is a unique take on Buffalo wings, with blue cheese whipped in creme fraiche. However, those seeking traditional Parisian fare will... more
Posted by Citysearch on April 13, 2009

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Tribeca's Finest Brasserie... View Website French Brasserie Downtown Open Non Stop & Late Executive Chef: Pierre Landet Merging the nostalgia of old Paris with the new sophistication of TriBeCa, Cercle Rouge is certain to please locals and visitors alike. Owner Georges Forgeois updates the classic French Brasserie of the 1950s with a fresh American feel in the latest endeavor. A favorite of many diners is a unique take on Buffalo wings, with blue cheese whipped in crème fraiche. However, those seeking traditional Parisian fare will not be disappointed by the perfect steak & fries, complemented by their own homemade sauce. The atmosphere is upscale yet comfortable and relaxed, with a décor enhanced by items obtained at Les Puces in St. Ouen, Paris . An extensive wine list features French & Americain wines prominently. The casual bar in front is perfect for sipping wine and sharing a bite to eat with friends, while the terrace is an ideal spot for people watching as the sun sets over the nearby Hudson.
Posted by Citysearch on January 19, 2007

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Cercle Rouge, Georges Forgeois' most recent addition to his family of intriguing French bistros. Faithful to tradition, but also delivering the class and comfort New Yorkers have always demanded, Cercle Rouge offers classic bist... more
Posted by ActiveDiner.com on May 17, 2008

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The yellow walled new entry is located at Tribeca. Elegance is set into the casual dining venue by spots of lush green plants among old movie poste... more
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The casual bar room up front is perfect for a glass of wine and a bite; the crimson-colored back room is better for dates, quieter conversation and private parties; and the outdoor cafe offers linger-worthy people-watching.
Posted by Citysearch on May 21, 2009

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The heavily French and American wine list offers more than 20 by-the-glass options.
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On weekends from noon to 1pm, kids can enjoy face painting and magic shows.
Posted by Citysearch on May 21, 2009

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Franco-American relations remain rosy on the menu at this retro-sleek brasserie.

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In Short Follies Begere showgirl posters, old Metro signs, and black-and-whites of icons suggest a bohemian Left Bank brasserie, accented by antique mirrors and a large circular red booth. The din is very American, courtesy of the boisterous financial types, whose exuberance echoes off ornately tiled floors. Menu options are along the lines of owner Georges Forgeois' other... more
Posted by Contributor on April 13, 2009, (Edited February 05, 2007)

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The former chef of Lutèce, David Féau, created this stylish TriBeCa French bistro that includes a raw bar, and includes a few American touches. Its style emulates the 1970 movie of the same name, le cercle rouge, and seats 95 in the main dining room, which includes a trendy red circular booth in the middle of the dining room. The raw bar at back covers the seafood spectrum from caviar to... more
Posted by nyc on April 19, 2008

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Follies Begere showgirl posters, old Metro signs, and black-and-whites of icons suggest a bohemian Left Bank brasserie, accented by antique mirrors and a large circular red booth. The din is very American, courtesy of the boisterous financial types, whose exuberance echoes off ornately tiled floors. Menu options are along the lines of owner Georges Forgeois' other restaurants, Jules, Bar Tabac... more
Posted by Citysearch on November 04, 2007

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A good French bistro

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Came here with a restaurant dot com coupon, and I'm glad my date and I had one because this place is pricey. The food was really yummy and was a nice dinner overall. Started with escargot and the butttery sauce was too die for and perfect for dipping the bread into. Ordered trout almondine for myself and as yummy as it tasted, it was a bit too buttery and a little oversalted for my tastes (and... more
Posted by accidentalvoyeur on December 10, 2009

A beautiful feeling

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Brought wife here for a chilled-out birthday dinner, and we were easily given a cozy corner booth. Live band was fun, food was excellent (I wish I could get my roasted vegs to come out like that at home), and the manager brought out a dessert w/ sparkler and bday greeting for my wife without my having even requested it. Joie de vivre and whatnot. Highly recommended. Not cheap, but certainly not... more
Posted by ajv75 on October 28, 2009

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I went in with my three friends for a dinner.
Foods were okay, I wouldn't say the best french I ever had.
Those that are Tourist and foreigners, BE AWARE.
After the meal, they bring out a bill with 20% gratuity when the menu says 20% for party of 6 or more.
I asked the waiter why 20% when we are party of 4. He looked at me and said, "Oh, I thought you were visiting!" Of course that is not... more
Posted by watch for Tip Fraud on October 22, 2009
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