
Experience La Marchande, Chef John Fraser’s modern French chophouse at The Wall Street Hotel in New York’s Financial District. The menu combines seasonal French cuisine with the timeless tradition of the New York steakhouse. Signature dishes include French Onion Dumplings, King Crab Tagliatelle, Montauk Hake, and Prime Cuts of American and imported beef. The beverage program, curated by award-winning Wine Director Amy Racine, offers a 200+ bottle French-focused wine list and the signature Martini Marché—an interactive martini experience that elevates every visit.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 88 Wall St, New York, NY 10005
Phone: (212) 837-2089
Website: https://www.lamarchandenyc.com/
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Reviews
The bartender was truly exceptional — professional, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable about the drinks. Every cocktail was perfectly balanced and beautifully presented. You can tell Andrey genuinely enjoy what his doing.
Service was fast, friendly, and welcoming. It’s rare to find a place where both the drinks and the hospitality are equally outstanding.
Highly recommend — can’t wait to come back!
The place had a nice, welcoming feel with Holiday decor around the hotel and the dining area in particular. We ordered the Egg Sandwich, which was delicious (the spicy sauce was an excellent touch). The Avocado Toast was also very good and probably the highlight of the meal. The white omelette was average (the egg portion size was small, the accompanying potatoes could have been more flavorful) and probably not the best thing on the menu.
The beverages was almost entirely forgettable. The Mushroom Latte was served at lukewarm temperature and it was not enoyable. The earl grey tea was also not served hot. When we asked for a pot of jasmine tea, the server forgot about it. When we called for the check, they had added a drip coffee to the bill which we hadn’t ordered. When we brought it to the attention of one of the staff members, they didn’t seem to believe us and I had to show them the glasses on the table to confirm. While the service was hospitable and polite on the whole, the few misses were disappointing.
Overall, it was a good experience and we enjoyed our visit to La Marchande even if a few things were off.
I set a reservation for originally 7:30 then switched it to 9:45pm. Upon arrival we were greeted by our server, he was a black male with braids. Super nice and attentive. But the main entree we ordered (tomahawk & mash potato’s) took forever to come out. We received our apps around 10:15-25pm and our main entree didn’t come until around 11:30 or so. Then we it came out it was cold! We ate a couple bites and it kept getting colder and colder. So we sent it back and it came back warmer about 15 minutes later. at this point we were fed up especially because of the fact the steak didn’t come with the steamed lobster which was listed as an option on the pre fix menu. Weather that came with it or not, $225 for a tomahawk and it to be cold is outrageous. Then our server said he would provide desert on him. And then he eventually came around and said “my night here is done” X will be your new server. He introduced him self and we didn’t see him for the rest of the night!!!. We then had to call over another server working another table to cash us out. And nobody was aware of the complimentary desert . Now I mainly came here to talk about the service and the food being cold but the music was very loud for the style of the restaurant. Sitting across my girl I could barley hear her over the music. But I’m not going to nitpick everything.
Overall this was just a bad experience, and yet I forgot to say. This was Valentine’s Day. I was really looking forward to coming here. But everything truly got ruined. This spot now I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. I hope this was just an off night and not a regular occurrence.
From the warmth of the service and the softly lit interiors with cozy booth style seating beckoning you in, to the variety in the menu that brings some instant favorites, La Marchande is the full package crowd pleaser with dishes that will please not only the eyes but also the palate.
Would like to give a special shoutout to Abe who’s served us twice and exudes hospitality! He also has a wonderful way with words when it comes to describing dishes we asked about, truly bringing the menu to life as he went over the flavors in the dishes down to the details of the garnish. We were tempted to order almost everything he described lol.
Now onto the food – at this point I’ve eaten probably half the menu, so here’s the rundown!
Apps:
+ Milk Bread (5/5) – Simply *the BEST*. We have and will continue to order this every time I eat here. So fluffy and warm and the Scallion Crème Fraîche pairing is perfection.
+ Crispy Octopus (5/5) – Another must order, super crispy and well paired. A crowd favorite.
+ Buttermilk Fried Calamari (5/5) – A new addition to the menu from our third visit. Was really impressed by how thinly coated the calamari was, offering a delicate crunch that still lets the seafood shine. The aioli is made in house and is a delicious pairing.
+ King Salmon Carpaccio (5/5) – The maple soy was really refreshing to have on the carpaccio (I typically see variations of some kind of citrus vinaigrette), sweet and savory goodness
+ Squash rigatoni (4/5) – Surprisingly great!! Wasn’t expecting much considering this isn’t an Italian restaurant but the pockets of squash puree that get nestled in the rings of the rigatoni were so delicious.
+ French Onion Dumplings (3.5/5) – Dumplings were great and packed with flavor but I wish the french onion soup they were bathing in was less concentrated and more drinkable.
+ Caesar Salad (3/5) – Solid but not remarkable, tad salty.
Truffle Pappardelle (2/5) – maybe was an off day, was too salty unfortunately
Mains:
+ Wagyu Boneless Ribeye w/ au poivre sauce (4/5): Cannot expect A5 levels of melt in your mouth but was tender and well seasoned. Would not skip eating the fried rosemary it comes with!! Convinced the table this was not simply a decorative element but really enhances the flavor of the steak Also highly recommend the au poivre!
+ Hanger steak w/ chimichurri (4/5): Liked this more than the tomahawk
+ Tomahawk ribeye (3/5): Made me realize that I definitely prefer dry aged steaks flavor wise
+ Ora king salmon (4/5): I would ask for medium rare, the second time we ordered it the fish was less tender than the first even though we asked for medium both times. Couldn’t get enough of the squash puree that accompanied it. On third visit the puree is now some kind of pea puree with morel mushrooms but still delish!
+ Grilled Lamb Rack: I honestly cannot remember this dish super well because I had gotten so full when I tried this one lol but think the folks around me enjoyed it. Generous serving size, came with 3 racks.
Sides:
+ Asparagus (4.5/5) – tasted fresh, loved the char and zest on it
+ Lamb fried rice (4/5) – was not expecting the asian fusion here, but the chili crunch worked well (on my third visit I see this is now off the menu sadly)
+ Cremini mushrooms (3.5/5) – Solid, liked the little crunch coating the belly of these.
+ Roasted brussels (3/5) – pretty standard flavor wise with classic caramelization, but as this dish often is, was too salty for my taste
Dessert:
+ Pecan Paris-Brest (3/5) – Certainly a large portion (can imagine sharing it with up to 8 people, would not recommend ordering if only a party of 2) but not my favorite variation of a cream puff. Liked the candied pecans but overall bit too sweet for me.
Drinks – light and refreshing, would order both again!
+ Bon vivant
+ Quelque Chose de Vert