Per Se



New York NY 10019
(212) 823-9335
This elegant dining room overlooking Central Park in the Time Warner Center remains an essential experience in New York, even for Sam Sifton, who chose the restaurant for his final review as The New York Times' restaurant critic — giving it four stars. Per Se upholds the standards set by Thomas Keller at The French Laundry, winning a James Beard Award in 2011 for Outstanding Service and receiving an annual three-star rating from Michelin since 2006. Eli Kaimeh took over as chef de cuisine in 2010 after Jonathan Benno left, and the transition was nothing short of seamless. The $295 chef's tasting menu ranges from the Keller classic "oysters and pearls" (made famous at his Napa Valley restaurant The French Laundry) to poached pear and hibiscus financier, with everything from butter-poached Nova Scotia lobster with pommes Maxims to Red Cloud caraway spätzle with sunchokes and tomato marmalade along the way. — Arthur Bovino
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Keller's legendary salmon cornets set the template for the nation's fine dining restaurants as well as for the rest of your three-star Michelin meal.
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A gleaming, lavishly equipped kitchen lures Thomas Keller out of his bucolic Yountville existence. See the review of this American Nouveau restaurant at 10 Columbus Cir. in Manhattan.
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At Per Se, Thomas Keller makes his triumphant return to New York. The atmosphere may be sedate, but the food is anything but.
At Per Se, Thomas Keller makes his triumphant return to New York. The atmosphere may be sedate, but the food is anything but.
Never mind the $250 bill, what price will your waistline pay for the city’s most extravagant meal?
Never mind the $250 bill, what price will your waistline pay for the city’s most extravagant meal?
Per Se is one of the NYT restaurant critic Sam Sifton’s 50 favorite NYC restaurants. To see the full list, get The Scoop iPhone app, an inside guide to New York: NYTimes.com/thescoop
My dining experiences at Per Sé have been totally sensational and demonstrate why Thomas is called one of the top chefs in the world. -Thierry Rautureau, Top Chef
Per Se takes great attention to detail from its menu selections and preparation to its décor design and staff. Not to mention the food is divine. -Lynda Erkiletian, Real Housewives of DC
Chef's tasting menu will be the best $300 you ever spent. Go ahead, do the wine pairings too. In for a penny, in for $10K. [BlackBook]
Kevin Sbraga loves this place! -Kevin Sbraga, Top Chef
On weeknights, the Salon offers the whole magilla; the entire Per Se menu a la carte! They don’t take reservations so slide behind the blue doors and grab a seat. - Inspector
Recommended: Oysters and Pearls, gateau of foie gras, clam chowder, sweet corn velouté, omelet with mushroom duxelles and aged tamari, butter-poached lobster; pressed duck.
Serving up the one of the best dining experiences in the world, Per Se is quite simply the best of the best. Make reservations a month in advance and expect a meal lasting multiple hours.
Enjoy the sunset over Central Park as you while away your evening with a 7- or 9-course meal inspired by the flavors of France. One of the best ways to spend a New York evening.
Three Michelin stars.
get a private tour of the kitchen and meet thomas keller. sicktastic.
Received a private tour of the Per Se kitchen after eating at it.
Try the Oysters and Pearls and spot it on Foodspotting!
Per Se makes more than meals, they make memories. The combination of incredible food, thoughtful service, and a luxurious setting induces a dreamlike state.
Be sure to take home the cookies they give you at the end....like everything else at Per Se, the cookies are amazing.
If truffles are on the menu, go for it. I was amazed at the volume of stinky tuber that was shaved onto our rigatini.
Get the desserts, by pastry chef Elwyn Boyles, and savor every second of these delectable concoctions. The five-course tasting menu created by Boyles himself should be your prime consideration.
Whatever you eat at Per Se is worth whatever you have to pay. Try Chef Keller's legendary butter-poached lobster, and you'll be experiencing the best of New York.
Per Se upholds the standards set by The French Laundry, and despite the defection of longtime chef Jonathan Benno to open his own place, it remains one of the outstanding dining experiences in NYC.
Try the White Asparagus Soup and spot it on Foodspotting!
Maitre d was obnoxious - their benches in the public area of the mall are only for paying customers
http://Perseny.com | 3 Michelin Stars | Perfect execution & constant evolution define Thomas Keller’s superb restaurant. Dine in plush modernity overlooking Central Park. Daily-changing menu. Sublime!
















































































