Chez Nous, the new French Brasserie in The Marlton Hotel, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week. Sitting beautifully inside the Marlton Hotel, this very handsome brasserie has a chic menu that’s got all your favorites, and in the world of hotel dining, it also feels like a proper escape and cozy respite from the rest of the city.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–11 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5 W 8th St, New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 321-0111
Website: http://cheznousmarlton.com/
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Reviews
Ixehuatl provided excellent customer service, making us feel welcomed and well-cared for throughout the meal. The food was absolutely on point. We started with a half dozen oysters that were simply amazing, and the cheese plate was a perfect follow-up. Everything was delicious and a testament to the kitchen’s quality.
The only area that could have been better was the bottle service. We ordered a bottle of Conquilla Cava, but it was served at room temperature. After he poured the glasses, the server didn’t check back to see if we were happy with the bottle. This simple check-in could have easily resolved the issue and made the experience flawless.
Despite this small lapse, our overall evening was great. The food, the ambiance, and especially Ixehuatl’s service made it a memorable night. I would definitely recommend Chez Nou and look forward to returning.
The service is nothing short of exceptional and the menu had a mix of French classics with unique takes. Loved the short rib, seafood vol-au-vent and the cheese plate with dessert and a glass of red should be mandatory for all. The the Barbara 1801 cocktail was my favorite type of martini already built in the menu! Perfect for me.
Excited to come back with friends weekly!!! 🙂
As someone who fine dines multiple times a week, and a former fan of Margeaux that previously lived at this location, I had high hopes for Chez Nous. Beautiful design aesthetic aside, the experience was quite honestly the worst I have had at any restaurant in NYC, with 0 exaggeration.
Upon arrival the hostess at the front told me my guests had arrived, and advised me to walk to the back to find them… there was no queue at her station, so I would have expected her to escort me to the unknown
location at which my guests were seated.
2 of the 3 first round of cocktails were not made as described on their menu, but were easily returned and redeemed by a wonderful red wine suggestion from the server.
Our appetizers arrived and the cheese platter really was a joke. Even the serving staff laughed when we provided feedback on the dish, indicating they agreed at how ridiculous it was, that they have received the feedback countless times, and even went as far as to share that “the presentation is actually a recent upgrade”. Our request for additional jam to compliment the cheese was confirmed but then never arrived. $38 for literally 5 slices of cheese (not 5 TYPES), even for a guest who has the financial means to purchase the entire hotel if they desired, was truly insulting.
The entrees arrived and my guest bit into a large piece of plastic in her food. The response by the manager was anything but empathetic, with no introduction and not so much as a reassuring smile. She offered us free dessert as a remedy for the consecutively poor courses, which I declined in fear of consuming plastic.
This was the first time in 16 years of living in NYC that I did not eat my entree and actually called a nearby restaurant from the dinner table to make a reservation within the hour, then prematurely left Chez Nous.
The icing on the cake was a male server thinking it was appropriate to offer his phone number to my female guest to “take care of her” when she privately advised him that we still intended to offer considerable gratuity to the servers for trying to make the situation as best as they could within their respective roles.
My overall sense is this new restaurant opened earlier than it should have before working through the menu, did not hire a consistently high caliber of staff to meet the expectations of fine dining, and did not find their rhythm to ensure they are delivering an experience to be proud of. This visit left much to be desired and I’m hoping if I revisit in the future, they will have worked through these opportunities.
I will be back for sure
I am unsure about any review that say different. I say to any readers try it for yourself.