Le Bernardin
Eric Ripert's Midtown seafood temple, holder of top Michelin and ranking honors for decades of precise fish cookery.
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The tasting menu moves from raw to barely touched to lightly cooked fish, and the lounge serves the same kitchen a la carte for far less.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there an affordable way to try Le Bernardin?
The lounge menu and the lunch prix fixe cost far less than dinner tasting menus while leaving the kitchen's fingerprints intact.
How far ahead must I book?
Weeks for dinner prime times. Lunch and lounge seats open more generously.
Is there a dress code I need to plan for?
The dining room expects a jacket standard of dress, while the lounge relaxes it. Pack accordingly if a special occasion dinner is on your itinerary.
