
Quince. [Photo: Jennifer Yin, 10/28/09]
San Francisco Chronicle/Michael Bauer: Quince, 3.5 stars
San Francisco Chronicle/Michael Bauer: Sante, 3 stars
San Francisco Examiner/Patricia Unterman: Quince
New York Times/Sam Sifton: Madangsui, 1 star
New York Times/Sam Sifton: Tipsy Parson
GQ/Alan Richman: The Breslin
Bloomberg/Ryan Sutton: Cafe Boulud, 3 stars
Time Out New York/Jay Cheshes: Cafe Boulud, 4 stars (out of 5)
New York Post/Steve Cuozzo: Le Caprice








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