
Marseille
4.7 (5,917)restaurant
A warm, lively Hell’s Kitchen brasserie serving Provençal-inspired dishes with Greek and North African influences.
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Xavier MongeChef
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For decades, this Broadway-adjacent spot has served as a reliable pre-theater standby. Chef Xavier Monge honors the port-city heritage of the restaurant's namesake, incorporating Italian and French influences into the menu. The two-star Times recipient balances its elegant decor with an unpretentious vibe and accommodating service. It is a down-to-earth take on the classic French setup, though purists should expect small departures from tradition, like fries served with ketchup instead of mayonnaise.
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