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Mon-Sat, noon-3pm and 5:45pm-10:30pm; Sun, closed
6 at 77th St.
$28-$34
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Recommended
François Payard must pay Philippe Bertineau in gold bars or know some dark, ghastly secret about the man, because it is astonishing that this gentle-mannered, unassuming yet undeniably gifted chef has remained in the kitchen at Payard Patisserie since its inception. Bertineau's sautéed rouget with Persian-cucumber rémoulade, potato tourte layered with goat's-milk brie, sautéed skate with curried cauliflower purée, and braised leg with trumpet mushroom-stuffed loin of rabbit are first and second courses that wonderfully match the artistry of Payard's universally touted thirds. It is easily one of the best meals you can have on the Upper East Side.
Prix-FixePre-theater menu, 5:45 p.m.—6:45 p.m., three-courses, $37; five-course tasting menu, $72; with wine, $112; six-course menu for two that includes a signed copy of François Payard's cookbook, $174; with wine, $268.
Le Thé
Mon.—Sat., 3:30 p.m.—5 p.m. Includes a selection of miniature sandwiches, scones and madeleines, and miniature pastries.
Kids Cakes
The revered confections shop produces sumptuous customized children's cakes in a range of flavors, topped with exquisite, hand-crafted marzipan figures (like Winnie-the-Pooh).
Wedding Cakes
Payard’s bakery makes wedding cakes that are
customized to match a couple’s personal aesthetic. There are four fillings for
the classic tiered cakes, including pavé niçois, and Sacher with chocolate
ganache and raspberry preserve ($10 per serving).
Terrine of foie gras, $22; bouillabaisse, $32
EatingFried chicken, lasagne, and the rest of the city's most irresistible comestibles.