Claudette

We came here for Restaurant Week and really enjoyed our meal. It’s beautiful inside and the food was lovely. The Provençal was fresh and delicious, the fries were nice and crispy, the Bouillabaisse was served beautifully and had a nice kick to it, and we were all raving about the chocolate mousse. We can’t wait to go back, but for brunch!

Stopped in for a dinner. Luckily they were able to seat a large-ish group right away. You heard right, the burger is excellent here. The steak tartare and the tuna were solid as well. Nice bright interior, solid service.

I’ve always passed by and I keep telling myself that I’m gonna give this place a try and it did not disappoint! 1st of all the hostess are so welcoming, we sat at the bar and Ms. Ashley hands down took care of us she was amazing and was very hospitable. If the food wasn’t good I would still come back to be served by her but that wasn’t the case the food was great too. They have a huge selection of wine we ordered the spring pea pasta it was refreshing and delicious, we ordered the steak as well which is pack with flavor. Ashley had good recommendations! We had the chocolate cake for dessert which is rich not too sweet which was to my liking! This place is definitely worth checking out

we went to claudette for a lovely saturday brunch. we sat on the patio and it was perfect. we got the cashew salad, french toast and the shakshuka. everything incredible and the service was great. the browned butter that came with the brioche french toast really elevated the experience. the shakshuka was phenomenal. add to the list for brunch and dinner.

the food was good and the restaurant was really cute and vibes. the bathroom couldve been a little cleaner but im not gonna criticize. i have to emphasize on our waitress, im not going to name names. she was quite pushy on making us get more food and more drinks and after we paid the bill she seemed to have been unhappy with the tip. she was standing next to me when i was tipping which i feel like isnt the most professional? anyways would go again for the food tho.

Such a cute restaurant! I came here with a friend when we were both not very hungry. I loved the beef tartare, which was more than enough to satisfy me. The drink was good too, and I overall had a very enjoyable time.

Stopped in for an early dinner, 2 weeks ago, on Sunday, and sat at the bar. The bartender was lovely, and she was helpful with providing recommendations. I forgot to take photos of my dishes :( - except the salmon and asparagus (after I started eating). I had the oysters and artichokes for appetizers, salmon with asparagus side for my main dish, and for dessert, the caramel cake. The cake was a surprise, in a good way. It's not sweet, but it's still really good. I enjoyed all my dishes, and the vibe at the bar was really nice.

Bright, airy and vibrant location with aesthetic interior, outdoor seating and indoor/outdoor seats when the doors are all open, but no seat is bad. Friendly servers with solid service. Every meal is beautifully presented and delicious + there's something for everybody. Great cocktails and wines. Slightly noisy when crowded but not too bad, even the older crowd didnt mind.

We came here for Restaurant Week and really enjoyed our meal. It’s beautiful inside and the food was lovely. The Provençal was fresh and delicious, the fries were nice and crispy, the Bouillabaisse was served beautifully and had a nice kick to it, and we were all raving about the chocolate mousse. We can’t wait to go back, but for brunch!

Stopped in for a dinner. Luckily they were able to seat a large-ish group right away. You heard right, the burger is excellent here. The steak tartare and the tuna were solid as well. Nice bright interior, solid service.

I’ve always passed by and I keep telling myself that I’m gonna give this place a try and it did not disappoint! 1st of all the hostess are so welcoming, we sat at the bar and Ms. Ashley hands down took care of us she was amazing and was very hospitable. If the food wasn’t good I would still come back to be served by her but that wasn’t the case the food was great too. They have a huge selection of wine we ordered the spring pea pasta it was refreshing and delicious, we ordered the steak as well which is pack with flavor. Ashley had good recommendations! We had the chocolate cake for dessert which is rich not too sweet which was to my liking! This place is definitely worth checking out

we went to claudette for a lovely saturday brunch. we sat on the patio and it was perfect. we got the cashew salad, french toast and the shakshuka. everything incredible and the service was great. the browned butter that came with the brioche french toast really elevated the experience. the shakshuka was phenomenal. add to the list for brunch and dinner.

the food was good and the restaurant was really cute and vibes. the bathroom couldve been a little cleaner but im not gonna criticize. i have to emphasize on our waitress, im not going to name names. she was quite pushy on making us get more food and more drinks and after we paid the bill she seemed to have been unhappy with the tip. she was standing next to me when i was tipping which i feel like isnt the most professional? anyways would go again for the food tho.

Such a cute restaurant! I came here with a friend when we were both not very hungry. I loved the beef tartare, which was more than enough to satisfy me. The drink was good too, and I overall had a very enjoyable time.

Stopped in for an early dinner, 2 weeks ago, on Sunday, and sat at the bar. The bartender was lovely, and she was helpful with providing recommendations. I forgot to take photos of my dishes :( - except the salmon and asparagus (after I started eating). I had the oysters and artichokes for appetizers, salmon with asparagus side for my main dish, and for dessert, the caramel cake. The cake was a surprise, in a good way. It's not sweet, but it's still really good. I enjoyed all my dishes, and the vibe at the bar was really nice.

Bright, airy and vibrant location with aesthetic interior, outdoor seating and indoor/outdoor seats when the doors are all open, but no seat is bad. Friendly servers with solid service. Every meal is beautifully presented and delicious + there's something for everybody. Great cocktails and wines. Slightly noisy when crowded but not too bad, even the older crowd didnt mind.

I thought Claudette was fine!! It definitely wasn't life changing for the price. I'd probably only go back if someone else suggested it. I enjoyed the food - I thought it was flavorful! It was kind of salty though. The truffle hummus was good, but I would've liked a flatter bowl for it. The fish was great, but it didn't seem worth the price for the portion. Same thing for the artichokes. The service was nice, but I feel like it could've been a little smoother considering the price. I also liked the ambiance! The restaurant is cute. And they have candles on the tables. I enjoyed the space overall.

I had a fabulous dining experience here on Friday! My friend and I scored a last minute reservation in the Flamingo room. It is downstairs and you walk through the kitchen to get there. It sort of gives speakeasy vibes?? And the flamingo wallpaper is so cute! I had the pink flamingo cocktail. It was strong and super tasty! It was tart, but not sweet at all. It went well with the meal. To start, we shared the Tuna Carpaccio. It was DELISH! So full of flavor and you get a lot. I thought it was definitely worth the price. For my entree, I had the salmon with verte sauce and a side of cous cous. The salmon was perfectly cooked and the sauce provided a lot of flavor. The cous cous paired well with the salmon, but I think it would have been a bit bland on its own. Overall, I loved the experience and I'll definitely be back! The service was attentive, but we never felt rushed. 5 stars all around!

The Mediterranean decor is the biggest draw to this restaurant. It is soothingly light and airy. Service is friendly and the food is good enough. Appropriate for a business or leisurely lunch.

I've been to this spot twice both a while back the first time splitting a lot of dishes and the second time a couple weeks later for Restaurant Week where I avoided said restaurant week to get their outstanding tagine again which is a few bucks less than the RW menu and honestly more worth it. As I went here a while ago, a dish is not on the menu now and I don't have the prices from back then either. The restaurant lists itself as a coastal French bistro with a strong Provençal influence which lends itself to the Mediterranean/Northern African influence to a good amount of the dishes. They are related to a few other restaurants such as Rosemary's and all of them are also very popular among the brunch crowd. The service was friendly and I liked the atmosphere being fancy but casual. I had a glass of rosé one time and I don't think I remember having a drink the other time. The Lamb Tagine with couscous, chermoula, and apricot & almond chutney is currently listed at $52. I would highly recommend getting it even at that price. There is a massive super tender and very well spiced lamb shank inside. The couscous happened to be larger being more the pearl variety found in Israel rather than the smaller version found in Morocco and I much prefer the former as it has a nice bouncy texture and I find it absorbs the flavor of the tagine better. The chermoula which is a spice mix added a good tang to the dish and the chutney was sweet but not overly so and there wasn't too much of it being just a good way of interrupting the lamb in case it gets a bit too rich. I'd honestly go back to order this again and it might be my favorite tagine in the city. The rest of the menu is fine. Also from the Moroccan influence is the Spiced Lamb Brochettes with shabazi yogurt, pickled red onion, and arugula. It is well spiced but a bit pricey but it's partially expected for the area. The Roasted Beet Salad with chicories, horseradish yogurt, toasted almonds, and parmesan is also pretty tasty with a nice mix of flavors to complement the beets and I would recommend it. My least favorite of the current menu offerings we tried is the Crispy Artichokes with green garlic pistou and caper aioli. They come with five pieces and while the spice mixture is nice, it's a bit too lightly seasoned for my liking. The Tiradito of Salmon with basil and lime vinaigrette, watermelon radish, and cilantro was tasty. It came with seven pieces of salmon and the vinaigrette added some nice sourness and it was a fun spin on the traditional tiradito although I don't currently see it on the menu. Possibly it's just a summer thing or something. A person also had a gazpacho which is humorously served in a Ricard pastis bottle and they liked it. This place has been around for a while and is a staple for the area. Outside of the noticeably good albeit expensive tagine, the rest of the menu is pricey but it is a French spot in the Village so it's partially expected and the flavors are unique enough outside of the artichokes that they are pretty much worth it. The service and atmosphere help as well. Low 4/upper 3 outside of the tagine which is an upper 4 and would be a 5 if it wasn't over 50 bucks.

The cutest and coziest place for dinner. Definitely a good date spot! Service was good, but food did take rather long to arrive. I'd recommend the persimmon & burrata crostini. If you're getting the strip steak, definitely get the au poivre, we ended up ordering that shortly after!

Cute French restaurant, right Near Washington Square Park. Has both indoor and outdoor seating but no heat lamps outdoors (right outside the restaurant) they do have outdoor seating in the street that is covered. Loved the decor, which was cute chic and great for date night, dinner with friends. Not the best for large groups given its seating unless you're sitting outside. Overall for the price, the food was inconsistent. We love some dishes, and we're not fond of others. Favorites: artichokes, artichokes, artichokes. It was delicious and well executed. We also ordered the steak which was cooked to a textbook medium rare. The au poivre was good but the steak was so perfectly seasoned and cooked it didn't add anything. Extensive drink menu which we enjoyed. Not so favorites: baguette was good, but not for $8. the lamb brochettes and amberjack Crudo were a miss. Crudo was missing salt and the fish didn't taste fresh. Overall we spent over $100 for a meal that had more bad dishes than good dishes.

We came to Claudette for a sweet Valentine's evening dinner and, with high expectations, were severely disappointed. When we made the reservation, we were informed that the a la carte menu would be served in addition to the Valentine's Day prix-fixe. Unfortunately, when we arrived at the restaurant, only after being seated, that this was inaccurate. The Valentine's prix-fixe was $95pp. We decided, since we were already seated, to make the best of it. $375 later, we left disappointed. While the drinks were delicious and the food was decent (just okay, nothing special), it was (really) nothing special and the portion sizes were lackluster. The service itself: no complaints. But simply shared the cost of the meal and drinks soured our overall experience and we will not be back. We did share with the restaurant and they offered us a "round of drinks" for our poor experience, which fell on deaf ears given the value is truly non-representative of the $375 we paid for the extremely dull and paltry experience at Claudette.

We had a res the Friday after Thanksgiving. It was very cute! We started with the artichokes (delicious) and also had some olives. The chicken sasso was a highlight. And the branzino and burger were both good. But the fries were also the real star -- crispy and soft. Our server was very kind as well! Highly recommend!

This spot has been on my list and finally got to come by for brunch! Got a cocktail and rose spritz carafe to sip on while we got the truffle hummus to start. We got the shakshuka and garden nicoise w/ crispy salmon for mains. Ended the meal with a coffee / latte and the salted caramel cake. Thank you for preparing a candle on the cake (we were here to celebrate a belated birthday). Will definitely be coming again to check out the dinner menu!

Love this restaurant! Have been twice for dinner - sat outside the first time and inside the second, both are equally as great (outdoor seating closes later than indoor). The staff are super friendly and fun. Cheery, French vibes by Carlos Suarez. The Provençal-themed restaurant offers a Mediterranean-themed menu (seasonal/rotating) focuses on local products, seafood, and North American aromatics. They recently added mocktails to their menu and I highly recommend the Pom Pommes! FUN FACT - Claudette is named after Claudette Sammut, the mother of Guy Sammut. A french restaurateur, Guy owns beautiful restaurants in Lourmarin, France where Carlos drew the inspiration for the name of his NYC restaurant!

Stopped by for a Sunday brunch and was not disappointed! Highly recommend to impress your date or parents. Nomz: I had the avocado toast with a side of bacon. The avocado toast was smaller than your average and the avocado was sliced not smashed so it took more effort to control and eat. However, every bite was absolutely delicious, very flavorful and well seasoned. I split the French toast with my friend and it was fantastic, not overly sweet where you get tired of it. The bread was fluffy and perfect and the toppings super fresh. Drinks: Had a carafe of rose spritz and mama mia was it good!! And it was only $20, such a steal. Service: Very good service, waiter was super nice and other people also checked in on us throughout. Ambiance: Super cute place inside, nicely decorated and lovely bar. Nope or Dope: Dope, it's pricey but I loved everything I ate and the vibes of the place. Good splurge for when the parents are in town.

I chose Claudette as the venue for a Board Dinner in August. Claudette in general is a vibe, chic, Parisian summer vibes - but the flamingo room in the basement is outstanding. Feels very high end as it's excellently decorated, but also quite hip in that you need to go down a private staircase in the kitchen. I worked with Roxanne to handle my event - by far the easiest time I've had organizing an event. Very communicative, responsive and detail oriented. Bonus points for printing out personalized menus and accommodating the vegan in my group with no fuss. The menu was inventive, creative, fresh and delicious.

Delicious food, very friendly staff, and super clean! Have been to this place many times and it never disappoints! Will be back again soon!

Love this spot. Really beautiful ambiance and everyone is really friendly. Food is excellent. Great spot for a date too. Highly recommend.

Really nice spot in upper West village. Great vibes and good food . Stopped in for lunch and had a lobster bisque soup and mushrooms omelette. Nice service.

Amazing spot - I recommend you check it out :) you'll love it Good vibes, good energy

apologies for some of the genuinely awful pics but you guys ... I lowkey almost gave up on brunch bc the last two places I went were lowkey overwhelming + just honestly places you should go to for din instead BUT Claudette led me back to my brunch ways We got the avo toast, wild mushroom omelette, Camembert and eggs, pommes frites, and Provençal olive oil flatbread. My avo toast was SO GOOD. Lowkey was skeptical at first bc the avo wasn't really smashed up and looked hard and cold, but the seasonings made everything so good -- it was tangy and a little sour and little spicy and really creamy all at the same time, and the poached egg tied everything together. Pommes frites were excellent and the dijonaisse sauce was perffff wish they gave a little more tho. Provençal flatbread was good too -- at first we thought it was lowkey just naan but it was honestly really firm yet chewy and the olive oil was top tier. My friends liked their other mains too For dessert, we got the île flottante, which is basically this cream merengue dessert that was amazing and fluffy and had a really tempered sweetness Service was amazing the server was honestly our friend by the end of it Will def come here again hopefully for din SUCH A GOOD BRUNCH SPOT!!!!

This restaurant is very on the line between a 4 or a 5 for me but just tips over to a 5. We came for brunch on a Sunday and easily got a reservation a day or so prior at a decent time. The interior aesthetic says upscale southern coastal vibes to me. Think, beige and cream. It's very open and there is quite a lot of seating. A nice place to come with a group of 2-4! Also seems very quiet, a good place to have a conversation. Add this as a spot to bring your parents if they are in town visiting. For food, we got the flatbread with the olive tapenade + pistacio tapenade. you can tell the flatbread is house-made and fresh. I absolutely loved it. We also split the french toast and the camembert and eggs. I have to say, I was very impressed with the food. I think it really speaks on the quality of the food when simple dishes are done well and the eggs were some of the best, fluffiest eggs I've had in awhile. When they were delivered to the table I was ready to load up on the S&P. They were so good and well seasoned that I didn't even need to add any! I was shocked. That bite of egg mixed with the creamy cheese on bread was everything I needed on a Sunday morning. My roommate was a huge fan of the french toast. For me it was good but slightly dry and needed more syrup. Still a nice option though. For drinks, my friend got an oat milk latte that she really enjoyed and I got a lychee iced tea. I was not a big fan of my tea and I would not recommend it, especially at $10. The service was great. The manager even came over to greet an check on us at one point. Overall, a great option for brunch and I look forward to trying their dinner. 4.6/5

Uncomfortable physically and noisey no matter what time you dine. Service is great and friendly. The food is limited, expensive and very rich. Not great options and portions are very small. $21 hummus is ridiculous! Everyone is drunk from brunch or heavily drinking at dinner so I don't think anyone notices the uncomfortable seating and high noise level. This place is best for a coffee and a drink but not a meal.

Came here as a party of 5 for early Sunday night dinner. Food was solid but I was a little disappointed that Happy Hour was only available at the bar (had I know, we wouldn't have gone for the 5:15 seating). We were seated outside and the heat lamp are high quality! We did not feel cold at all even though it was probably 40 degrees outside. Appetizers - we ordered the truffle hummus, squash & fig, haricots vert, and brussel sprouts. I really liked the hummus (solid amount and you can definitely taste the truffle) and the brussel sprouts (very crispy and the flavors were great). The squash & fig and haricot verts were ok but didn't really stand out. For my entree, I (as well as three other people in my party) got the bouillabaisse, we all thought it was pretty good. There were generous amount of seafood (large chunk of seabass and also delicious giant prawns) and I really like the bread with aioli that also came with it. Although my one criticism was the lobster & tomato broth was a bit on the salty side. For drinks, I had the Pink Flamingo and Moroccan Margarita - both pretty decent although I liked the margarita more.

*** 4.5 stars *** I had heard so many people raving about the burger here that I could not order anything else - and it did not disappoint. The bun was a bit dry and large so I ended up eating the burger with a fork and knife and it more than made up for the bun. Perfectly cooked and paired with fromager d'affinois, caramelized onions, and truffle aioli - this is perhaps my ideal burger. The rose spritz was light and refreshing; I only wanted one drink but the carafe offered at brunch is a great deal. I also shared the brioche french toast with my friend as a dessert and would recommend doing the same. It's probably too sweet and decadent as a main, but was perfect to finish the meal. They did bring the french toast out within minutes of us ordering then ask for the table as soon as we finished it, which leaves me wondering if they gave us someone else's french toast to get us out of there quickly, but not mad about it. Great experience at Claudette and will definitely be back for that burger!

Let me start by saying that sometimes tik tok gets it wrong and sometimes they get it right . In this case I couldn't be more grateful that tik tok was CORRECT . I found this place by way of creator scot Louie and boy does he have the phenomenal taste . I came here on my second day in New York and after my walk to the restaurant I was absolutely famished . The menu was quick and easy to read with authentic , delicious flavor filled options . The interior : ambiance was absolutely remarkable as was the service . We arrived at 9 or 9:15 and were sat immediately . we were also told that we would have to order quickly because the kitchen wad closing but I still didn't even feel rushed . We ordered the crispy artichokes which were crispy on top and kind of juicy on the bottom . A new experience that I have grown quite fond of . I also got the short rib fuscilli which was extremely rich and filling . I did complain that I was tired of establishments not having high quality pasta choices earlier and Claudette's is the exact reason why I was proven that great restaurants are an experience and always worth the money. Perfect proportions , perfect quality , perfect taste . I also got the lemonade which wasn't overly sweet and just tart enough . Just the way lemonades are supposed to be made . I really loved and adored my experience here . I can't wait to come back in the spring and enjoy myself more ! Until next bite

I had the burger as a main and it was too thick to be ideal for me, but the taste was great and the fries were great. As was the tuna crudo appetizer!! Our server was lovely. Oh and good cocktails too. They have a cute interior, plus sidewalk seating.

Pros Food is bussin!!!!! Service is top notch Ambience is casual sophisticated $$$ Cons Zero

Neighborhood restaurant. Honestly I thought the brunch menu was so boring and unsure what to order for like 20 minutes. But everything came out pretty good. All on the lighter healthier side yet still have flavor. Eggs Benedict, Mushroom Omelette, Scramble Eggs were all good. The special Croque Monsier was bland and dry.

Came here for dinner with family and friends after reading some good reviews but sadly, it didn't live up to the hype. The food is good but the portions are small for the price you pay. The overall space is nice, if a little cramped and the hostesses were very nice and welcoming. Unfortunately, the servers we had were not that. They were very pushy and seemed to be in a rush even though to restaurant wasn't busy. Throwing our food down and quickly walking away not asking if everything looked right or who's dish was who's. They put the coffee we ordered down so forcefully that it spilled out and all into the saucer and onto the table. With so many other French places in the city, this place is a one and done for me.

After visiting the iconic arch, we found ourselves in need of a place to eat, and this restaurant caught our attention. It was my mom's first time in NYC, so we wanted to make it a memorable dining experience. Upon reviewing the menu, we decided to give it a try, and I'm happy to say that it didn't disappoint. The food at the restaurant was truly delicious, and the drinks complemented the meal perfectly. Seeing my mom have a great time added to the overall positive experience. If you're ever in the area and looking for a satisfying meal, I recommend considering this restaurant. It provided a memorable dining experience for my mom's first visit to NYC, and we left with satisfied taste buds and fond memories.

Lovely restaurant with excellent food. This charming establishment offers unique meals in a large d back atmosphere with excellent service. Looking forward to returning.

Exceptional service. Everything came out in an appropriate order and amount of time. For apps, fritto misto and spicy lamb brochettes were spot on with the flavors and textures. Had the house made baguette too. Little pricey for just one small piece of bread. The Claudette Burger is hands down in my top 5. The fries parried with truffle aioli was a smart combo. 10/10 meal

I came to Claudette for brunch with a 12pm reservation on a Sunday. After ordering the french toast, I was informed that they were out of french toast. I don't understand how a restaurant could be out of a staple brunch item at noon on a Sunday. I then ordered the Camembert Eggs, which were bland and came with a soggy baguette. My brunch-mate ordered the Croque Monsieur, which they said was only okay. The service was overly attentive to the point where it was annoying. I felt as though someone was constantly approaching my wobbly table. I definitely will not be returning to Claudette.

One of my favorite meals while visiting NYC. The food was fresh, the staff were so helpful and accommodating. The pita was next level. Can't wait to come back.

We couldn't figure what to eat. Found this place by accident....fantastic food. Beautiful atmosphere, Caring, lovely staff. Service, great! had a great time! Thank you so much....

Great Restaurant Week deal here! $45 for an appetizer, entree, and dessert. Got the tagliatelle as my entree, which was a little creamy but not overly so, the perfect amount. Portion was a little small but I guess for the price makes sense. Super cute and cozy ambiance, would come back!

I was pretty impressed by the delicious food and a good ambience. Nice staff and service is also a plus

Delicious food! Amazing service highly suggest!!! amazing representation of the food from Israel

Claudette is good. Very good. Service is 5/5. Value 5/5 Drinks 5/5 Food 4.5/5 It's a romantic and beautiful place just north of Washington square park on 5th. Impress a date with coming here in the evening then a walk thru Washington Mews and WSP. They have warm "huts" outside btw. But inside, you'll get an even cozier seat with books on shelves. Nice French music plays at the perfect volume. The workers are so nice. I went here for winter 2022 restaurant week. The butter lettuce salad was amazing. Who knew such a simple dish can be that good ! The dressing is light and the breadcrumbs coats the lettuce leaves just enough to give a crunch. The roast chicken breast was delish but slightly dry. However, the crouton and veggie side they came with it prob soaked up the chicken au jus and that's the point I think. Pot de creme is a chocolate dish. Go for it. It's a date spot to actually have a conversation

Dined her last weekend in honor of NY Restaurant week. The service and setting was nice but the meal seemed like it was about a week old. Dry fish, moldy lettuce, a rip off for sure. But then the organization texted and wanted to know how my experience was. I told then what I thought and they said someone will be in touch with you. "Oh good," I thought, maybe they'll offer a makeup meal. Instead, someone reached out and offered to make a reservation. Really?! You're offering me the opportunity to spend more money in your mediocre establishment? Insulting and your food sucks. Shame on you Claudette!

Wow first time coming here, really recommend food is delicious, service is really really lovely , thanks to my server Darius for taking care of me , always smiling .

Lovely meal and great service! The veggie tagine, the crispy artichoke and the sweet potato croquettes were lovely. The caramel cake I'd miss next time- tastes like sticky toffee pudding, but was cold and hard. Our server was so nice!!!

Very nice atmosphere, and the food looked good. I just stopped in to sit at the bar and have a cocktail. Bartender was very friendly, drink was made well. A little on the expensive side but a nice experience.

After a somewhat hellish day, my mom found this oasis. Started with a lovely rosé and had mushroom omelette and Croque, Monsieur or Croque madame. Heck, I don't really know what I ate, but it was delightful. We ended with this luscious caramel concoction for dessert, which was divine. Service was wonderful and attentive, and ambience and decor were sublime. We genuinely felt so at home here and was honestly the perfect ending to our day.

Excellent service. delicious food. Small portions. Drinks were "eh" - just very uninspired.

Came here for Sunday girls brunch and the place was very bright and cute. Very cozy and relaxed feeling to it. The brunch was delicious, we had the shakshouka and the French toast. Staff was very friendly. It was over a a great experience

I stumble upon this place while walking to Washington park, it was so cute and had such a great happy hour, the bar is small but the service was Great. A hidden gem. The oysters were fresh and $1 each so you could order 6 or 12 , the fries were amazing ! The drinks were also really great specially the margarita !! The pink flamingo was a bit sweet but if you like that totally worth it! A great place for happy hour and date night

Unfortunately, the brunch offerings are not nearly as good as the decor/ambience would leave one to believe. Both my friend and I ordered the Eggs Benedict and found it to be disappointingly average. Service was also mediocre - we had to flag people down to refill our waters.

Came to Claudette with some coworkers of mine for dinner and it was a top notch experience in all aspects. From the moment we sat down we had attentive and friendly service who were able to accommodate our larger group (6 people) I had the steak as my entree and it was phenomenal. I had the In the Clouds cocktail which was a lovely champagne based cocktail which I'd also recommend We got one of each appetizers to share and they were all a hit Overall, cannot wait to come back

Uh oh -- the hype, the falling over one's own ankle to recommend this place ... the write ups and stars given --- why? But based on those, we decided to come here for brunch and started our meal with a pastry basket. Underbaked and tasting as if it were baked in the microwave ... but certainly reheated there ... assuming that we never had good French pastry? Assuming that we'll find it tasty because it's overpriced? Moving on to our orders, the mushroom omelette was ok, the Camembert eggs somewhat overdone ... and the avo toast -- a piece of bread thrown onto the griddle with about a gallon of cheap cooking oil that then soaked into the bread, gently leaking onto the plate once dished, crust burnt to coal consistency -- a poached egg for extra $5. Oh, and don't bother with espresso based drinks either. The wait staff is great and friendly -- too bad the restaurant sucks. Don't do it -- you're welcome.

One bad server can ruin the whole experience. A nice restaurant with overall good service, except for this one server who was insulting and rude. For the price you pay, you deserve better service. This one older bald white man with small round glasses and a white goatie, is so arrogant that he forgets this is New York, not Paris. He told us we can't order dessert because they have other people waiting for the table. The rudeness in which he told us that, without giving us any indication that we were on a time restrain, made us feel so insulted. Do we deserve this kind of arrogant service in a city where we have so many good restaurants where they make you feel like guests!

A hidden gem in NYC's village! Featuring French cuisine with North African touches, this place has effortless class in a laid back atmosphere. We love the food here, give the braised lamb shank a try! The sous-chef Katie Foster is an amazing chef and manager! Thank you for creating a lovely experience. We'll be back!