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Brasserie Fouquet's New York

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Inside Hotel Barrière

For the dessert, trust us and get the Crepes Suzette. It comes with a show, too, so your Instagram can adequately eat.

If money is no object, you'll be dining at Fouquet's.

It's competing to be the new Carlyle of the city, sugar babies included. But as new as the venue may be, it still presents in the style of old money - from France, specifically.

You can order anything and bet it'll be delicious. Seriously, from foreign appetizers like the snails and beef tartar to more familiar entrees like chicken and salmon, we just wanted more.



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