

dp American Brasserie isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a vibrant culinary experience. Savor dinner, happy hour, and late-night menus featuring an imaginative array of market-driven comfort cuisine. You’ll find everything from an extensive list of shareable small plates to outrageous burgers and classic French brasserie staples. Complement your meal with a selection from the region’s longest list of wines by the glass, part of our unique and extensive wine program. At the bustling bar, our bartenders craft seasonal cocktails from locally made and artisanal spirits, embracing the season’s bounty. And for beer enthusiasts, our draught lines exclusively feature the best New York State craft breweries.
Buzzy spot offering French classics, burgers & comfort bites, as well as an extensive wine list.
Hours
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 25 Chapel St, Albany, NY 12210
Phone: (518) 436-3737
Website: http://dpbrasserie.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
DP is conveniently located within walking distance from the Palace Theater. I have never eaten anything there that wasn’t amazing. The dining room isn’t huge but it’s lay out allows for casual chit chat while still offering a “buzzing” social atmosphere.
You can regularly find Chef Yono or Dominic entertaining their customers around the bar.
For a real first class treat, make reservations for their high end dining experience in the back room.
While we skipped dessert (the ice creams and sorbets my daughter wanted are made in facilities with tree nuts), everything else was delicious and beautifully prepared. We shared a burrata and tomato appetizer, my daughter enjoyed the kids’ burger and fries, and the rest of the table had the steak frite, and PEI mussels. We also enjoyed cocktails, wine, and the best Shirley Temple with extra cherries!
This has been a favorite date night spot for my husband and me for years. The service, food, and overall atmosphere are always excellent. We’re already looking forward to coming back!
I had the appetizer size of the mussels and the Indonesian noodles without any protein. This ended up being a rather balanced meal. You got a good quantity of mussels, and the curry they were served in was fantastic! The noodles were also just what I wanted after that, served in a smooth bowl that made picking them up easy!
Out of the other things I saw people order, I think I chose two of the best. Plenty of high end top shelf drinks too!
Appetizer mussels, noodles, and a beer was $51 after tax before tip.
I was really looking forward to a fine dining take on rendang, but it tasted inauthentic and worse than from the average Padang restaurant. It tasted like sauce was simply poured onto the meat, that the short rib was not braised in rendang spices to let it absorb the flavor. Rendang is often described as a “dry curry” because the coconut cream is split, yet here it was heavy and creamy like a Thai curry that’s not aromatic enough to counteract the fat.
The traditional combo of white rice, rendang, astringent cassava leaf, and spicy sambal work so well because they provide AND cut the intensity in different ways. Here, everything felt rich and heavy without any hint of acid or astringency. Rather than synergizing, the pairing clashed. I understand that the American diner might not appreciate sambal, but at the very least the eggplants needed a lot of lime juice to make it taste more “authentic” and to cut the richness.
The onion soup would’ve been delicious if it weren’t so extremely oversalted. A lot of care went into making the onions and the concentrated broth. The components were a step above most places’. Please watch the salt level.
Service was good. The atmosphere felt like I stepped back in time in a good way.