Duex Amis is a classic French Restaurant located in New York City. We offer romantic outdoor seating and cozy interior dining area in the Midtown East. The menu feature classics like Escargot, Steak Au Poivre, Canard Confit, and a variety of couscous entrees. Deux Amis offers a full bar and stylish wine list.
Parisian-style bistro with outdoor tables dishing up French classics, from coq au vin to couscous.
Hours
| Thursday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Friday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Monday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 356 E 51st St, New York, NY 10022
Phone: (212) 230-1117
Website: http://deuxamisnyc.com/
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Reviews
Didn’t get a chance to try their French Onion Soup as we might have missed it on the menu but later asked and was told they had it. Service was very good.
The bread mini baguettes at the table was perfect with fresh butter. Just needed some salt. We got a carafe of the merlot and it was the perfect amount for 2 to split (we aren’t big drinkers). Sparkling water and everyone loved their meals. The Cornish hen, chicken with gratin and the angus steak was great (steak and frites -the French classic). Spring for the chxocate soufflé at the end! I love creme brûlée but the crème caramel was a nice change (more flan like but a delicious butter/syrup with a hint of orange). Be sure to get coffee too. We travelled with teenagers and the loved it all.
The interior hasn’t changed much retaining that familiar cozy and homey atmosphere. The entire meal was so great that it made me regret staying away for so long. The service was good and the female wait person was funny and friendly. The special dishes were excellent and the onion soup was delicious. I prefer couscous with seafood (not on the menu) but the royal option was a great choice.
It takes a lot for a restaurant to win back a skeptic like me, but they did it. Sitting at my “nemesis table” yet having a great experience was the closure I didn’t know I needed. Whatever issues they had in the past seem to be firmly in the rearview mirror. I will definitely come back.
We sat at the bar (always my preference). We started with the Gazpacho and Vol Au Vent. The Vol Au Vent was crazy delicious. Perfect starter to split if you’re hungry (intensely satisfying flavors and buttery pie crust). The gazpacho was very basic tomato and very soupy smooth, but nonetheless uber refreshing and light. We were each served warm bread rolls with chilled salted butter with the appetizers.
For entrees, we had the chicken and the burger. The chicken breast was crazy juicy and tender for a breast cut, and served with a altoiid box sized piece of potato gratin. The gratin was unbelievable. You could see the thyme leaves and taste the grounding comfort food vibes.
We (as always) ordered the burger rare. It came with fries and salad. Holy smokes was it cooked perfectly. It’s the kind of thing you bite and start singing AND IIIIIIII WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOUU in your head.
Zahir was a legend. He made us feel right at home.
If you’re considering elsewhere, don’t.
Definitely a gem of NYC.
The food was disappointing, to say the least. Worst risotto ever. It was like your mom’s overnight rice. Dried and over cooked. There were no mushrooms and raw tomatoes. Clearly, the kitchen ppl have no idea how to make risotto. The short ribs were ok. Super watery and sweet. It’s like super sweet and was served room temp almost cold. So we’re the broccoli and the mash. Really doubt I’ll come back . P.s. The orchid flowers placed for decor on the food were very tacky. I dont think you can everest them. If you can’t eat them, you should not serve them.