:: Zagat 2006: Food - 20/ Decor - 23/ Service - 20
Though “perfect for a business lunch”, this “unsung” Midtowner really “comes alive at night” when the Moroccan-inspired bi-level space serves as a “flirty” backdrop for first-class French-Med fare ferried by a sterling staff
:: Zagat 2005: Food - 20/ Decor
- 24/ Service - 20/ Cost $61
In an attempt to "turn Midtown into a hip area", this "sexy"
French-Med has a "jazzed-up" downstairs lounge plus a "pretty"
upstairs dining room done in "modern-day harem" style.
:: New York Times
"Tovar takes a global approach to his cooking, using ingredients
as far-flung as Aleppo peppers and as close to home as cranberry beans
and Vermont cheddar." — Willam Grimes, New York Times
:: Time Out New York's latest Eating &
Drinking Guide
"At Django, Tovar "wows with his command of the elements."
:: New York Magazine
"Chef Cedric Tovar of Django creates all of his breads: sourdough,
ciabatta and Picholine olive. But the real attraction is the dipping
factor. Guests get flavored oil, olives and a house-made eggplant caviar
gratis to inhale when wondering what to order."
— New York Magazine
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