
Apartments near Daniel in New York, NY (11,588 Rentals)


Co-Op

52 East End Ave

20 E 88th St

The Newbury

Element

Co-op

12 E 88th St

45 East End Ave

207 W 75th St

Stella Tower

35-39 W 82 St

26 W 83rd St

40 E 88th St

1070 Park Ave

Park Avenue

Park Avenue Medical Arts Center

242 E 87th St

Tri-Faith House

180 E 88th St

122 West 80th Street (j7)

120 West 80th Street (k6)

60 East End Ave

30 W 83rd St

227 E 87th St

11 East 88th Street

130 West 80th Street (j1)

164 W 79th St

10 West End Ave

The Harrison

132 West 80th Street (k3)

134 West 80th Street (j3)

39 W 83rd St

241 Central Park W

1228 Madison Ave

Park Regis

The Corniche

161 E 88th St

146 West 80th Street (k9)

The Opera

157 W 79th St

240 West End Ave

75 East End Ave

510 E 85th St

1088 Park Ave

The Hopkins

145 West 80th Street (j8)

80 East End Ave

151 West 80th Street (j9)

270 West End Ave

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New York is a city full of romance and elegance, so why not experience a bit of that romance for yourself and your loved one next time you leave the apartment? There are numerous romantic spots to grab a bite in the Big Apple, but none of them quite compare to the opulent elegance of Restaurant Daniel. Owned by renowned chef Daniel Boloud, Daniel is one of the top spots in the city for a calm, romantic out, with some of the best food in the city cooked by the top chefs in the world. For an upscale dining experience in the big city, it doesn’t get much better than this. The food here is strictly French, and the entire crew of chefs is ready to serve up the best in town. Start your meal with one of their delicious appetizers, including almond crusted foie gras terrine, red legged partridge consomme, yellowfin tuna tartar with caviar, or kataifi crusted sea scallops, or even their Florida frog legs. The main courses change based on the season, but for falls flavors you can find black sea bass with syrah sauce, served with leek royale and pommes lyonnaise, duck breast with sweet potato, radicchio, and cara cara orange, milk-fed veal with chanterelles, or a due of dry aged black angus beef, with a short rib with sunchokes and a rib eyed with hazelnut-potato croquette. You can also get a three-course prix fixe meal for the best experience, or try something from the vegetarian menu, if you’re so inclined. No matter what you choose, you’ll come away with a flavor sensation you won’t soon forget. The main courses change based on the season, but for falls flavors you can find black sea bass with syrah sauce, served with leek royale and pommes lyonnaise, duck breast with sweet potato, radicchio, and cara cara orange, milk-fed veal with chanterelles, or a due of dry aged black angus beef, with a short rib with sunchokes and a rib eyed with hazelnut-potato croquette. You can also get a three-course prix fixe meal for the best experience, or try something from the vegetarian menu, if you’re so inclined. No matter what you choose, you’ll come away with a flavor sensation you won’t soon forget. There are thousands of eateries in New York City, but few match the upscale class of Daniel, one of the top spots for apartment-ites in the big city to have a romantic, delicious meal by one of the top chefs in the game.
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