

With seasonal French cuisine, and extensive wine list and craft cocktails, Maison BARNES celebrates traditional French dining in a beautiful Parisian gilded age setting lined with hand painted murals and jewel toned banquettes. The restaurant, bar & lounge and three private dining rooms offer cuisine and hospitality by celebrity Chef Daniel Boulud. A hidden gem in the heart of New York’s Upper East Side, the refined and romantic ambiance is one of the best new additions to Boulud’s Park Ave. fine dining empire.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 E 63rd St, New York, NY 10065
Phone: (212) 772-2600
Website: https://www.maisonbarnes-newyork.com/
Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
It was my first time visiting this restaurant, and thankfully none of the dishes disappointed. I highly recommend the black cod, foie gras, and mushroom soup — there are plenty of great options, and the food and drinks were truly enjoyable.
However, the service was a major letdown. The waitress who took our order had a very unpleasant attitude from the moment we sat down. She kept rushing us to order and looked visibly impatient throughout the entire process. Even when we were paying the bill, she continued to rush us, which made us feel disrespected and unwelcome.
We honestly had no idea why we were treated this way. Despite the good food, the service experience was disappointing enough that we wouldn’t feel comfortable recommending this place to our friends.
The service was great smooth, polite, and attentive without hovering. Everyone was friendly.
As for the food, every dish we tried was excellent. Nicely portioned, beautifully presented, and most importantly, it tasted really good. Nothing felt like it was “dumbed down” for Restaurant Week. It still felt like fine dining just accessible.
Overall, a really good experience. I’d come back even outside of Restaurant Week.
Hiramasa/lobster ravioli/artic char. Each dish was beautifully presented. Often I am turned off by the number of ingredients/embellishments in a dish created by less talented chefs. But omg, every ingredient, garni and sauce, everything on the plate was incredibly coherent to the dish here. I am in awe of Boulud’s talent. Interacting with the sommelier Victoria was a joyful pleasure. We wanted to extend this incredible meal by adding a 4th course to be shared and had the devils food cake w blackberry sorbet. By the way, months before making our reservation I had some questions about the maison barnes room vrs the cafe room and menu and so I emailed the Boulud reservation site. The next day I received the most gracious, personalized , and helpful responses . Those kind and welcoming replies foretold what our dining experience would be like!
Polite service but I could not understand half of descriptions our waiter gave us, need to work on the dishes presentation. The food was amazingly plated. Beef with pan seared foie gras was super juicy, the cacao foie gras appetizer was amazing, but mu husband’s arctic char was just ok but salmon roe made it too salty. His carrot tart appetizer was quite unique and unconventional.
The Montblanc desert was unexpectedly big but overly sweet, while a cheese plate had a generous selection of cheeses so was a good value.
I prioritize taste over presentation 7/7 days of the week, but my meal was a 11/10 on taste as well as an 11/10 on presentation.
Course 1, main course and dessert — A+.
Nike says “Just do it”.
For this restaurant, “Just go!”…and enjoy!
Salad, Filet and Molten Lava Cake were OUTSTANDING! Thank you.
The wine list is very interesting too where you have a broad choice of selection at all prices. You can wonder further at the bar to continue your perfect evening. Bon appétit!