
French Restaurant, French Chef. Our menu is crafted to reflect the best of Southern France and the freshest ingredients of the season to pair with French and amazing wine and spirit selection. Since our opening in 2007, our focus has been on French Southern homemade styles and quality ingredients (Cuisine Bourgeoise) paired with friendly,* trying hard* professional service:) We offer a large selection of Aperitifs, Cocktails, Liquors and French wine. BYOB Soho Only allowed from Sunday through Thursday, not allowed with prix-fixe, limited to one bottle per two people for a Max of 6 guest. No Corkage fee, but payment would be cash on the BYOB Check! Bon Appetit:)
Casual bistro serving traditional Southern French cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.
Hours
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–10 PM |
| Monday | 4–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 558 Broome St, New York, NY 10013
Phone: (212) 925-3061
Website: http://www.lasirenenyc.com/
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Reviews
In terms of the food itself, we both enjoyed our meal choices from the Restaurant Week menu. We were served complimentary bread which was a bit hard to tear and bite into, though the butter was good. I went with the foie gras au torchon as the starter, braised rabbit dijonnaise as the main, and choux chantilly as my dessert. My friend got the ravioles, the magret de canard, and the croquant au caramel. The foie gras was good as was the braised rabbit. The choux chantilly was simple but solid dessert to finish the meal. Our mains came with a variety of vegetables on the side which were delicious.
Overall, for my first experience here, I think this is a solid restaurant and I wouldn’t mind coming back to try other items. I would recommend the Restaurant Week menu for those who think French cuisine is inaccessible, as $60 seems like a fair value to try dishes that are normally priced at more than half of that (for ex., foie gras usually costs $40+).
Also note that they do take other major credit cards, not just Amex!
I went here with a friend and we tried several dishes. The standouts to me were the baked goat cheese tart (delicious!), the French ravioli, the filet mignon, and the banana crème brûlée. The filet mignon was probably one of the best steaks I’ve had. It was perfectly cooked medium rare, very well seasoned, and very tender. I love all things banana so the banana crème brûlée was fantastic.
Prices are a little on the high side so it is more of a special treat type of place. I don’t think it’s overpriced because the food was very well made and clearly had a ton of effort and care put into it. I think it’s definitely worth it but it is not a cheap meal.
Service was great as well, we were in a bit of a rush because we had a show to go to after, and they very accommodating. Only other thing to mention, the website says that for credit cards they only take AMEX but when I was there I overheard someone asking and they were told that they take all major credit cards. Might be a recent change? It is worth calling to make sure.
Definitely recommend, and I hope to be back sometime!
I tried escargot for the first time, which I thoroughly enjoyed, tried foie gras, and my salmon, that sat in a delicate saffron sauce was great. Even the cocktails we had were so delicious and balanced. Those were some of the best lemon drops I’ve had in my life. I’ll be back with my bf for sure!
We came back yesterday to try their Restaurant Week menu and were honestly so impressed ,it’s such a great value, and the quality hasn’t skipped a beat. We had a small hiccup with one empty escargot (it happens!), but the kitchen immediately prepared extra three for us, which was such a thoughtful touch. That kind of care really says everything about the team here.
Service is always fast, kind, and flexible. They truly make you feel welcome. The atmosphere is calm, cozy, and gently romantic ,it feels like a little escape to Paris, right in SoHo.
If you’re looking for an authentic, unfussy, and truly delightful French dining experience, La Serene is the one. We recommend it to all our friends and always come back ourselves
Oh and always ask for extra veggie plate for the main course! They are the best!
I couldn’t recommend it more. My bestie and I were so satisfied with the meal and the sweet treat at the end was the perfect finale (the mango sorbet was great).