Upscale French Cuisine at Tree Bistro. Two Options Available
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Friendly restaurant serves French charcuterie & cheese boards, entrees & desserts in red-bricked dining room or canopied garden
Steak and frites go together like crêpes and powdered sugar, powdered sugar and mustaches, and mustaches and 1920s bare-knuckle boxing. Taste France’s classic flavor combinations with today’s Groupon to Tree Bistro. Choose between the following options:
- For $25, you get $50 worth of French cuisine valid Tuesday–Thursday.<p>
- For $25, you get $50 worth of French cuisine valid Friday or Saturday (limited quantity available).<p>
The chefs at Tree Bistro escort taste buds on a tour of the French Republic without ever leaving the comfort of the friendly East Village restaurant. Meaty morsels such as chicken-liver pâté and duck prosciutto populate the homemade charcuterie plate ($6 for one; $14 for three), and the fromage board surfs over a market selection of cheeses and waves of fruit relish ($4 for one piece; $18 for five pieces). Butternut-squash ravioli basks in sage-apple butter sauce ($18), and the braised leg of lamb pulls on its maple-glaze culottes ($24). Guests can dine between exposed-brick walls in the cozy dining room or beneath a warm canopy in the outdoor garden. Both sections offer an ambiance suitable for romantic dates, group dinners, or trysts among horticulturists.
Friendly restaurant serves French charcuterie & cheese boards, entrees & desserts in red-bricked dining room or canopied garden
Steak and frites go together like crêpes and powdered sugar, powdered sugar and mustaches, and mustaches and 1920s bare-knuckle boxing. Taste France’s classic flavor combinations with today’s Groupon to Tree Bistro. Choose between the following options:
- For $25, you get $50 worth of French cuisine valid Tuesday–Thursday.<p>
- For $25, you get $50 worth of French cuisine valid Friday or Saturday (limited quantity available).<p>
The chefs at Tree Bistro escort taste buds on a tour of the French Republic without ever leaving the comfort of the friendly East Village restaurant. Meaty morsels such as chicken-liver pâté and duck prosciutto populate the homemade charcuterie plate ($6 for one; $14 for three), and the fromage board surfs over a market selection of cheeses and waves of fruit relish ($4 for one piece; $18 for five pieces). Butternut-squash ravioli basks in sage-apple butter sauce ($18), and the braised leg of lamb pulls on its maple-glaze culottes ($24). Guests can dine between exposed-brick walls in the cozy dining room or beneath a warm canopy in the outdoor garden. Both sections offer an ambiance suitable for romantic dates, group dinners, or trysts among horticulturists.
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About Tree Bistro
On Tree Restaurant's canopied all-weather patio, happy chatter over American bistro fare rustles the blossoms dripping from trellises. Shareable dishes, including homemade charcuterie platters adorned with duck prosciutto and beef carpaccio or fromage boards with a rotating selection of fine cheeses, scoot back and forth across tables, busying hands like a finger-puppet production of Anna Karenina. Red brick walls freckled with hand-painted floral accents and high-contrast photographic prints draw eyes away from adventurous plates of crisp pork belly.