2 Park Ave
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If you're into fondue I guess you should go to this place, but their giant pot of cheese didn't impress me. They should up the anti by offering toasted home baked bread and crispy pieces of pan fried kielbasa as dipping items, instead of the bland lunchables-like cold cubes they pile in front of you. The steak tarare was underwhelming in taste and presentation, mashed into he bottom of a mason jar.
Oh well, it was worth a try.
This is a place for people who like cheese. Listen, if you're not going to order cheese, don't go to a place with the word "fromagerie" in the name. It means cheese! I can't use the word cheese again for compositional reasons, but let's say that fromage here is truly exceptional, and they do a great job making lovely meals that showcase them. If you want to spend a bundle and wow your diner party guests, you can also just come and buy your cheese platter here. The decor is also spot on. It's a big, airy, yellow room in the faux-bistro style. You feel like you're sitting in an enormous Swiss-cheese hole. There is also a little table off the side right in the cave, where, legend has it, Martha Stewart had her last meal before jail. I recommend that.
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