Great layout of the restaurant. The place looks good and You should too! The bathroom area/ wine cellar is a nice touch. Anything and everything on the menu is kickass. Those desserts are to die for.
Perfect spot for a tasty Mediterranean meal. My favorites include the mezze, octopus and tagine. Save room for dessert, the grapefruit givré is one of the best desserts in New York!
Boulud Sud is a rare Southern European spot to remember that the Mediterranean extends to North Africa and the Levant, serves great harira (Moroccan lentil soup) and chicken tagine. Read more
The lamb burger is a very rich and tasty choice for brunch. Get the sunny side egg with it if you dare. The burger quickly turns into a mess if you do. A delicious, delicious mess.
Been twice now, both were during restaurant week. Amazing food & service. Truly worth the prices & even better if grab a booking during restaurant week. Must get the mocha cube for dessert.
Fantastic atmosphere. Great value for money given how much food you get. And very attentive service. Only downside is that lots of waiters by the kitchen which spoils the view a bit.
The most wonderful section on the menu may just be the desserts, which include a grapefruit stuffed with citrus ice and all sorts of other goodies, capped with caramel. Read more
So delicious and an amazing restaurant week find bc they include their most popular dishes (for a few extra bucks). The octopus was seriously life changing
This is fantastic restaurant. The room itself is beautiful. Service & Food are awesome. Mediterranean menu at its highest regard. This is Fine Dinning restaurant that is not stuffy what so ever. Wine
Of the three Daniel Bouludrestaurants around the corner, this is the best. Try the beautiful ratatouille with a poached egg on top and make sure to save room for dessert (seriously, do it).
Lunch, dinner or just drinks is great. Room is pretty w cleanlines. Sit at the bar, more fun than a table or sit outside. Moroccan chicken tagine and a glass of prosecco.
A solid choice for date night on the UWS, or a meal before a show at Lincoln Center. Even the most exotic dishes like the zaatar baked cod have that signature Boulud touch. [Eater 38 Member]
Amazing Mediterranean restaurant. I have been here a few times for both Dinner and Lunch and don’t miss on any visit to NYC. Wine list is also fantastic.
Great presentation, tasty food; poor service. Waited so long between each course! But DEFIBITELY get the crab&urchin tartine and the linguini. Paella ok (scallops great!) grapefruit givree AMAZING!
Excellent Mediterranean cooking. Upscale, so wear a button down shirt. A lot of theater goers. Moderately expensive. We loved the Persian spiced day boat scallops ($32). Read more
Dipping oil and sauce for the bread was delicious! Loved my octopus starter, the artichoke side, pumpkin ravioli and grapefruitdessert. Not so crazy about the swordfish.
Try the Pimenton Spiced Steak and Eggs. It's phenomenal. Also good: Peekytoe CrabTartine and the Lebanese "Awamat" Doughnuts. Save some of the doughnuts for dessert though!
If you ate a meal that changed your life, you probably had it here. Be blown away by the Octopus a la Plancha and the Lamb Loin. Go early for the Pre-Theater menu.
Specializing in lamb and grilled whole fish, this luncheon spot sits next to Épicerie Boulud, a great spot for all of your breads, soups, and charcuterie, that turns into an oysterbar come nightfall.
The stuffed sole special was delicious, but the sides fell below expectations. The cauliflower was way over salted and we didn't realize that the "wild mushrooms" is actually a creamy farro risotto...
Best place to dine on the upper west. Brunch or dinner,make sure to get the bronzino & Mediterranean platter. A visit to chef Sud's kitchen is always blissful.
Every dish I tried to date has their own take and full flavor though very light and refreshing. Just one thing - half of restaurant week menu us supplementary price
Try the Grapefruit Givré, stuffed with rose-scented loukoum and topped with flossy halvah cotton candy and black-and-white sesame tuile. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more
If you’ve never tried Octopus before-let this be your first taste. The Octopus a la Plancha served w/ marcona almonds, arugula and jervez vinegar is perfectly balanced in both taste + texture
Delicious prix fixedinner if you go early. Great Greek and Middle Eastern food. Octopus, cod, and lamb are all excellent, as is the wine list. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
Boulud Sud is Daniel Boulud's surprising and fresh take on pan-Mediterranean food, of a high enough quality to feel like an occasion but not as formal as some of Boulud's other establishments. Read more
From service - variety and quality this restaurant is stellar and understand the importance of meeting a clients expectations. It was a beautiful experience
Watch out - this cooked Octopus a La Plancha will take you out of your world. The delicate marcona almonds, arugula, and jerez vinegar made from Sherrywine goes wonderfully with the octopus’ texture
This place was good but not outstanding in general. I had the ricottaravioli with truffles. And the pistachiopavlova. Both very good but not life changing.
Don't miss the Mediterranean Greek-Yogurt Parfaits loaded with whole-wheat couscous, dried apricots, toasted pistachios and pomegranate seeds. You can even recreate at home: http://bit.ly/ydglew
Try octopus with marcona almonds to start and a chicken tagine packed with flavor for a main. No meal here is complete without one of Ghaya F. Oliveira's magical desserts. Read more
Daniel Boulud's latest restaurant is in a perfect location for a pre-theatre meal and they happen to have an aptly named menu just for that which is where you get the most for your money at $55.
Decadent mediterranean menu with elegance you would expect! Service is excellent and the dishes are flavorful and textured with every bite. Try the chicken tagine!
Everything is delicious. I must say all the Mediterranean flavors are rather authentic. Service mistakes here and there, but a great value for money in NYC.
Daniel’s homage to Mediterranean cuisine is the great Frenchman’s most vibrant new establishment in years. One of Adam Platt's best new restaurants for 2012!
Boulud Sud is Chef Daniel Boulud’s vibrant Mediterranean-inspired restaurant featuring flavors that travel the entire Mediterranean region from the shores of Southern France to the coast of North Africa and beyond.