Left Bank

I forgot to take pictures except for this one of the Brussels Sprouts and eggs. The service was great-- it was pretty full but they were still fast and attentive. Here is what I got:Capricci Cacio e Pepe: 5/5Sooo good. The pasta tasted hand made. Also was a pretty big portion. Sometimes cacio e Pepe tastes so heavy but this didn't. Obsessed.Latkes: 3/5The actual latke was good but it needed more sauce to smother it in. It came with apple sauce and sour cream. There were 3 medium sized latkes. It was just a side so I guess it didn't need to be anything crazy.Shaved Brussel Sprouts and crispy eggs: 3.5/5 It was good but not anything crazy. It was slightly dry so it maybe needed some more of a dressing situation. Also a big portion which was nice. I got whichever drink had mezcal and it was fire

Cozy French bistro, good for a chill brunch. Loved their French dip sandwich. And the French toast topped with berries turned out to be an excellent dessert.The service was professional and friendly, I appreciated that they let us try 2 different wines before we settled on a bottle. Portion sizes and prices are not cheap but reasonable for the area.

Service and food were pleasant. Ambiance was great as we had the room downstairs.I recommend the orange wine and the gnocchi. Location is great in the village.

The happy hour special - wine and pasta for $20 - was excellent. The Brussel sprout salad was delicious. I'll definitely be back for that happy hour!

Left Bank is a beautiful corner restaurant in the West Village. I went after work to meet with some people and had a great time. The service was great and the vibes were great too. The food was amazing. Loved the Brussels sprout salad! They have great happy hour food and drink deals too. Will definitely be back!

Solid French-American spot in the west village. We got a last-minute reservation for Saturday at 7:30 without a problem. Service was attentive, perhaps because the section of the dining room we were in was less full than the main room. That meant that our dinner was a little on the quieter side, and we were sitting under, a strong vent: usually would not be an issue, but since it was a rainy evening, it was a little cold. The food however, was very good. The shaved brussels sprout salad was refreshing and not too bitter. The chicken baguette sandwich was one of the best chicken sandwiches I've had. I got a side of Parmesan fries which were quite good, although slightly cold by the time I got them. Behalf order muscles was also enjoyable.

In a city full of food, this place was good. About average priced for what you get, maybe a little more pricey than what I liked. But the restaurant is cute and the outdoor seating is great.My one major gripe is that my friend has a gluten allergy and when we asked the waiter what would be ok for her to eat, he simply said what are you interested in. NOT HELPFUL cause everything she asked about they couldn't alter in any way (such as doing a lettuce wrap on the burger). After 5 different things that he said they couldn't do, our waiter finally pointed out the 2-3 things she could alter to eat. If someone asks about the menu when it comes to allergens, just answer instead of making the customer do all of the leg work. Probably won't come back because eating food when you have allergies should not be a guessing game.

This place was so good! I went with a group of friends and had a great time. First we got oysters which were so fresh! Then I got the trout as an entree which was very good if a little salty. My cousin got the rotisserie chicken sandwich which was 10/10! Also our server was super nice and the interior of the restaurant is pleasantly eclectic.

Came here with a group of friends. The ambiance was great! Beautiful and lively. The waitstaff could be better in that they disappeared frequently throughout our dinner and was confused about our peanut allergy and seemingly the menu.The food is extremely salty and generic American food. I ordered the meat sauce pasta and the fries, they had a great happy hour deal. Was not super thrilled with the food for the price given how salty is was, we also ordered a few drinks that seemed a bit weak. Overall, don't think I'd go back and might offer an alternative if in a group setting.

The ambiance of Left Bank is really beautiful, however, the food didn't live up to my expectations. We went on a weeknight for their amazing happy hour deals ($25 for two appetizers / $25 for a burger and beer / $25 for pasta and a glass of wine). From looking at their regular menu prices, we couldn't pass this up! The restaurant was almost completely empty when we went-- only a couple more tables were seated outside, so the servers were very attentive.For our appetizers, we had half a dozen oysters and meatball bruschetta. The oysters were fresh, but the meatball bruschetta was a tad too salty. As for my entree, the pasta noodles felt a little undercooked for my liking. I would potentially return, but only for the vibe of the restaurant or if someone else wanted to go.