Dine Under a Greenery-Draped Art Nouveau Atrium in Midtown
French bistro plates and dry-aged steaks arrive in a plant-filled Art Nouveau room, a smart pre-theater stop off Sixth Avenue.
🌿 A Grand Room That Keeps Late Hours
La Grande Boucherie fills a Midtown block off Sixth Avenue with a room that reads like a Paris arcade. Bentwood chairs, mirrored arches, and a heated glass atrium keep greenery hanging over the tables late into the night. The kitchen stays close to brasserie tradition, pairing bistro classics with prime meats and dry-aged cuts, while the bar turns out crafted cocktails through a long service day. Doors open at 8:00 AM on weekdays and 9:00 AM on weekends, and the room runs until 12:00 AM. An early steak and a late nightcap both fit the schedule. Service moves quickly, a real help before a theater curtain a few blocks south. Tables near the waiter stations catch some noise, and vegetarians will find the substitutions limited. Plan the order around the grill, gather a group, and settle into the greenery.
