
Based on 853 reviews
The brasserie anchor — a well-seasoned seared steak served with crisp, golden frites and a classic compound butter or sauce; the execution is the draw, not invention
Classic steamed mussels in a white wine and herb broth, served with the same golden frites — the kind of dish that defines a brasserie's credibility
A rich, long-simmered onion broth topped with a toasted crouton and properly gratinéed Gruyère crust — the benchmark dish for any French brasserie