9 Best Belgian Restaurants In Ditmars Steinway

1. Bar Goyana

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• Belgian • East Harlem

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2. Le Pain Quotidien - Madison

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• Belgian • Upper East Side

Le Pain Quotidien means the daily bread. And to us, that means everything. It’s much more than mere sustenance; it’s a way of life. As our loaves emerge from the ovens, warm and fragrant, friends gather around our communal tables to share in the time-honoured tradition of breaking bread. The original Le Pain Quotidien in New York, this store is where our founder Alain Coumont set up shop after taking a leap of faith to introduce his Belgian concept to the United States in 1997. Once he settled on this space, Alain spent countless nights in the basement baking his traditional loaves and pastries to meet the interest of his new customers. Today Madison serves as a test ground for our menu innovation, featuring our newest botanical tartines and salads before the rest of New York tastes them. A block away from Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this location is the perfect place for a relaxing weekend brunch or post-museum meal.

3. Cafe d'Anvers

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• Belgian • East Harlem

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4. BXL East

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• Belgian • Midtown East

A slightly more modern feel than our original location. delicious Belgian cuisine and beer, whether you are in the mood for a Trappist, Abbey or Sour Ale, we have got you covered. Our Beer menu is carefully selected by our expert beverage director and we pride ourselves on the fact that we serve beers that you would be unable to find anywhere else in NYC.

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5. Le Pain Quotidien - 65th & Lex

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• Belgian • Upper East Side

Le Pain Quotidien means the daily bread. And to us, that means everything. It’s much more than mere sustenance; it’s a way of life. As our loaves emerge from the ovens, warm and fragrant, friends gather around our communal tables to share in the time-honoured tradition of breaking bread. Located on the corner of East 65th Street & Lexington, our restaurant features a beautiful dining room with a great, big communal table at its center. With a charming private event space tucked away downstairs as well as a library nook, there are plenty of places to relax, read a book or have a quiet conversation.

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6. Le Pain Quotidien - First Ave

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• Belgian • Upper East Side

Le Pain Quotidien means the daily bread. And to us, that means everything. It’s much more than mere sustenance; it’s a way of life. As our loaves emerge from the ovens, warm and fragrant, friends gather around our communal tables to share in the time-honoured tradition of breaking bread. Just across the street from St. Catherine’s Park, we are surrounded by some of the finest medical institutions in New York. Featuring charming exposed brick and two communal tables, our shop offers a relaxing retreat for those living and working in the area. Pick up a muffin as you pass by, or stop in for a leisurely lunch.

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7. Le Pain Quotidien - 97th Street

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• Belgian • East Harlem

Le Pain Quotidien means the daily bread. And to us, that means everything. It’s much more than mere sustenance; it’s a way of life. As our loaves emerge from the ovens, warm and fragrant, friends gather around our communal tables to share in the time-honoured tradition of breaking bread. A block from Central Park, Museum Mile and Mt. Sinai Hospital, our store is located in a culturally diverse section of the Upper East Side, bordering Carnegie Hill on one side and the historic East Harlem neighborhood on the other. Inside, our store features many beautiful design details, from the entrance outfitted with a reclaimed iron gate, to the French doors opening on to 97th Street. Join your neighbors for a coffee at the communal table or take a break from the hospital to relax in our warm, rustic setting.

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8. Le Pain Quotidien - Lincoln Center

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• Belgian • Upper West Side

Le Pain Quotidien means the daily bread. And to us, that means everything. It’s much more than mere sustenance; it’s a way of life. As our loaves emerge from the ovens, warm and fragrant, friends gather around our communal tables to share in the time-honoured tradition of breaking bread. Just off the busy intersection of Columbus & Broadway, we are located across from the world-famous Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. With reclaimed wood millwork and antique Turkish rugs adorning the walls, our store is full of rustic detail. Stop in for a coffee and croissant after a matinee or sit down for dinner and a glass of wine on your way to the New York City Ballet.

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9. Le Pain Quotidien - Carnegie Hill

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• Belgian • Upper East Side

Le Pain Quotidien means the daily bread. And to us, that means everything. It’s much more than mere sustenance; it’s a way of life. As our loaves emerge from the ovens, warm and fragrant, friends gather around our communal tables to share in the time-honoured tradition of breaking bread. In the Carnegie Hill section of the Upper East Side, our restaurant is a short walk from Museum Mile and Central Park. With windows facing both 88th Street and Lexington Avenue, we have lovely natural light and great views of the surrounding streets. In addition to the typical rustic details characteristic of Le Pain Quotidien, our restaurant features a pantry display from an apothecary shop and an arch above it that was influenced by the Immanuel Lutheran Church across the street. Join us for happy hour Monday through Friday or for brunch on weekends, when our inviting neighborhood patio is in full swing.

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9 restaurants available nearby

1. Bar Goyana

2. Le Pain Quotidien - Madison

3. Cafe d'Anvers

4. BXL East

5. Le Pain Quotidien - 65th & Lex

6. Le Pain Quotidien - First Ave

7. Le Pain Quotidien - 97th Street

8. Le Pain Quotidien - Lincoln Center

9. Le Pain Quotidien - Carnegie Hill

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