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Welcome to Perrine

Located in the heart of New York City, Perrine is a French New American restaurant that offers a unique dining experience. With a focus on upscale, dressy dining, Perrine caters to a wide range of preferences, including vegan and vegetarian options. The restaurant boasts a diverse menu featuring dishes like Mushroom Bisque, Grilled Octopus, and Chestnut Cappelletti. The elegant ambiance, excellent service, and delicious food make Perrine a top choice for a special night out. Whether you're dining with friends, family, or on a date, Perrine is sure to impress with its delectable cuisine and inviting atmosphere.

LOCATIONS
  • Perrine
    2 E 61st Street At Fifth Ave Ground Floor New York City, NY 10065
    2 E 61st Street At Fifth Ave Ground Floor New York City, NY 10065 Hotline: (212) 940-8195

**Introducing Perrine: A French - New American Culinary Gem in the Heart of New York City**

Located at 2 E 61st Street At Fifth Ave Ground Floor New York City, NY 10065, Perrine is a hidden culinary gem that combines the elegance of French cuisine with the innovation of New American flavors. This upscale restaurant offers a range of dining experiences, from brunch to dinner, in a quiet and sophisticated setting.

Perrine takes pride in its diverse menu, which includes vegan and vegetarian options, making it a great choice for groups and families with varying dietary preferences. The restaurant also offers catering services, ensuring that you can enjoy Perrine's delectable dishes at any event.

From the moment you step into Perrine, you are greeted with impeccable service and a warm ambiance that sets the stage for a memorable dining experience. The menu features a variety of appetizers, such as the Mushroom Bisque with chanterelles and sourdough croutons, and shared plates like the Crab Imperial Flatbread with house-made naan and jalapeños.

One of the highlights of Perrine is its pasta selection, with dishes like the Chestnut Cappelletti with wild mushrooms and brown butter, and the Linguine White Clam Sauce with lemon, garlic, and serrano chilies. Each dish is carefully crafted to tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more.

Overall, Perrine offers a culinary journey that fuses French and New American flavors in a way that is both innovative and comforting. Whether you're looking for a cozy brunch spot or an elegant dinner destination, Perrine is sure to impress with its impeccable service, upscale atmosphere, and delectable dishes.

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Vincent J S.
Vincent J S.

Wonderful menu, attentive service And an Adult restaurant. No children running about! Quiet music and the ability to hear my guests conversations!

Tom S.
Tom S.

Had an amazing dinner at Perrine yesterday. I tried one of their steaks and pavlova for dessert. The food was exactly what I expected. Meat temperature cooked to order. Simple and delicious. The service is great, friendly and very attentive. There were 2 servers helping me out at the table. A cozy place steps away from Central Park.

Claire Y.
Claire Y.

The waiters are super duper nice and very helpful. He gave us multiple recommendations and my favorite is braised short ribs and the squid ink pasta. Food is absolutely delicious. They also have Black truffles that can be topped to any dishes. Dessert is apple pie with butter pecan ice cream. Highly recommended by our server and absolutely delicious. The pie crust just melts inside your mouth. Nice ambiance and perfect for date nights or any special occasions. Also make sure you take some pictures at the foyer, which is located in front of the bathrooms. Definitely a must try place in NYC!

Matthew H.
Matthew H.

Came by with two friends on a Wed. We had reservations, but at the time the restaurant wasn't too busy - a handful of tables here and there with the overall elegantly quiet atmosphere. We decided to order a few dishes to share family-style. First, we had the crab imperial flatbread. The crab was very tasty and I liked the herbs that added a nice touch. However, I found the flatbread itself to be a bit bland (e.g. the crusts without crab on it in particular were not very tasty). We also had the striped bass which was quite nice. Fish was fresh and well cooked, and the complementary potato addition was a nice textural contrast. Finally, we had the paneer pasanda which was my favourite. I loved the tomato sauce (which I actually ended up using for some of the less-flavoured bites of the flatbread). The cheese itself was a bit hard texturally - difficult to cut but was OK to chew. The finger millet was not to my taste but I think was fine to pair with the paneer. Service was overall very attentive but I did think that the food took abnormally long to come, especially given the relatively small number of other customers at the time. Price point was about as expected, if not a bit lower, which was nice to see. Good experience overall but given the glut of fantastic restaurants in the city I'm not sure if I'm that keen on coming back soon. (Also, we didn't get bread and I didn't realise that that might have been a thing until seeing some of the other reviews here lol)

Lauren I.
Lauren I.

I have to laugh at some of the Restaurant Week reviews --- if you go during a time when prices are discounted and there are more guests than usual because it's cheaper, then service/quality are just NOT going to be as good as normal. That said, I thought service at the Perrine (not during RW) was extraordinary. They really took care of me and my guest, but the quality of the food did not match the service. It wasn't bad by any means, just not memorable. For those looking for a particular ambiance, Perrine is a fun place to go and I would return, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

Cyrus A.
Cyrus A.

I'm pretty clueless when it comes to fine dining, so it's always nice when a friend gives a recommendation. While I don't plan on making a habit of coming to Perrine (and my wallet is very thankful for that), it was an excellent experience overall. Staff was incredibly attentive throughout my meal, and willing to accommodate requests -- they even asked the kitchen for loose mint leaves to brew mint tea from scratch, very kind of them to go above and beyond like that. The food was delicious. We had their beet salad, as well as tuna tartare to start. Both were fresh and full of flavor, with decently sized portions. Lots of tuna in the tartare dish. For mains, I had a pasta dish with ragu, and it was definitely worth the price. The pasta tasted freshly made, and was prepared perfectly. And the ragu sauce had me almost licking my plate. Finally, we shared a pavlova for dessert, and can't recommend it strongly enough. It was a great balance of textures and flavors, a great way to end the meal. If you're going to splurge on a fancy dinner, Perrine is an excellent choice.