An absolutely great restaurant. The room is very nice, the service was great, and the food was outstanding. One of the best meals I've had and everyone also had great dishes. Highly recommended

This is a much hyped, very expensive, Michelin starred restaurant. The prices were what I anticipated. The restaurant is genuinely beautiful and romantic. I despise cold, modern decor restaurants and was pleased to arrive in such a warm and lovely space. The open kitchen, often...More

An ode to old school French cuisine with a slight modern flare. The food was flawless. Service equally as flawless. But the devil is in the details. I was disappointed by a dirty lipstick stained water glass, a dead flower on my table and a...More

The whole esthetic and decoration was very nice, and don't even get me started with the food it was amazing! we ordered a steak and it was phenomenal!

We had a very disappointing dining experience at Le Coucou tonight. My wife and I have been going to Le Coucou since they opened and have noticed a steady decline since the success of their first Michelin Star and a wholesale change in management. The...More

If you are nostalgic for (or never experienced) classic old school French specialities such as tete de veau, quenells, Lapin, pigeon, etc all accompanied by sauces not afraid of butter and cream , but with unexpected modern twists, this is the place for you. Oh...More

There are many good things you can say about Le Coucou. For me the best part begins with the opening time being at 7am. All dishes are great but chocolate croissant is with a doubt best in Manhattan.