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Le Marais 150 W. 46th Street (Between 6th Ave & 7th Ave) New York, NY 10036

www.lemarais.net

150 W. 46th Street
(Between 6th Ave & 7th Ave)
New York, NY 10036

(212) 869-0900







AMUSE-GEUULES
Tartare de Thon
Tuna tartar with spicy tomato vinaigrette
Ris de Veau Grand - Mere
Sweet breads with wild mushroom sauce
Salade de Confit Canard
Frisee salad with duck confit
Saumon Fume et son Aumoniere
Smoked salmon,begger's purse with capers, onions,eggs and tomatoes

SALADES & ASSIETTES
Salade de Portobello, Epinards et Artichauts
Artichoke, portobello, spinach, salad
Salade Niçoise au Thon Frais
Salad Nicoise with grilled tuna
Merguez, Salade de Couscous
Spicy lamb sausages, couscous salad
Salade de Poulet Grillé
Grilled chicken salad
Salade de Boeuf Grillé, Saveurs Asiatiques
Grilled steak salad, ginger dressing

LES SPECIALITES
Poulet au Vieux Vinaigre
Chicken fricassée in aged balsamic vinegar with spring vegetables
Côte de Veau Garnie
Veal chop, with chick pea fritters
Steak au Poivre, Frites
Black pepper crusted tournedos
Boeuf Bourguignon
Beef braised in red wine
L'Entrecote de Bison
Buffalo Ribeye
Navarin d'Agneau Provencal
Braised lamb shoulder, slow roasted provencal vegetables

LA ROTISSOIRE
de Poulet, Frites
Chicken Paillard
Canard a L'Orange
Roasted half duck with orange sauce
 
LES POISSONS 
Saumon Asiatique
Salmon with bok-choy, miso soy glaze
Thon Grille Sauce Vierge, Tian de Legumes
Grilled fresh Hawaiian tuna with an olive oil, herb and onion vinaigrette, provencal vegetables

LA GRILLADE
(Served with pommes frites)
Hanger steak, shallot sauce
Tournedos "Le Marais" with béarnaise
Côte de Boeuf - Prime rib for one
Le Hampe - Skirt steak

 

information about Le Marais
RABBINICAL SUPERVISION
Orthodox Union / Glatt Kosher

Hours
Sun-Thurs: 12:00pm-12:00am
Fri: 12:00pm-3:00pm
Sat: 8:00 PM -1:00am
Closed Saturday in summer

Cuisine: French
Avg. Check: $28-$40
Attire: Casual Neat

Succah On Succot: Yes
Nine Days Menu: Yes
Open for Pesach: Yes

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ABOUT Le Marais
Without sounding over the top, Le Marais is simply one of the best kosher steakhouses in the country. Approaching two decades, Le Marais, which is named for a Jewish neighborhood in Paris, has been attracting dates, business people, tourists and theatre goers alike.  Earning a very good “22” Zagat ranking, the guide exclaims “the quality meats happens to be kosher...a convenient provider of delicious beef at fair prices.”

Indeed, their cuisine, especially their steaks, are world renowned as they buy their meat straight from a master butcher who supplies them with the best selections.  With a specific aging process, their customers are assured of getting the finest quality cuts. They are certainly on par with any non-kosher steakhouse. Owner Jose Meirelles, reflects on the establishment history: “When we opened the restaurant almost 20 years ago, there was a lack of kosher restaurants that knew how to properly age their meats. We offered the Jewish customer something that they never had before.”  

In a turn-of-the-century French style wooden decor, the restaurant offers their guests a casual yet classy atmosphere.  For your convenience, this rare steakhouse, well done, offers space for private meetings and parties in their upstairs dining room. Along with his rustic cooking, Long Island-born, Executive Chef, Mark Hennessey brings his C.I.A. training and years of kosher restaurant experience to Le Marais.  What most people come for, Mark says, are the “La Surprise”- their butcher's cut and Tournedos Le Marais with bearnaise sauce. Creative daily lunch and dinner specials are commonly found on the menu, so be sure to visit often.  Le Marais also features one of the largest international wine lists of any kosher restaurant, including many special bourbons, whiskeys, single malt and scotch selections. 

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Check out reviews from our Great Kosher Restaurant Foodies Facebook Group: 

Review 5/25/16

Review 1/24/15

Review  4/6/15

Review 3/30/15

Review 3/21/17 (Michelle Bloom)

Review 4/24/17

Review 2/15/18 (Anna Ringel Gerlitz)

Review 9/7/20 (Deborah Farkash)



COMMENTS (29)
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Joe- 12/08/05
prime rib for 2 was outstanding like butter, the duck was nothing special 		0 person likes
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Xana- 10/30/05
I am portuguese and I love Le marais, because the food is amazing and the owner it's my cousin!
I live in portugal but I went there in june and everything is great and well done! I love new york. 		0 person likes
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Reply #1 submitted by: Sushi Cali on 11/01/05
I LOVE NEW YORK TOO!
The following meat restaurants will be open & have 9 Days specials:
Elan Kornblum, Publisher- 08/09/05
All the dairy restaurants will, undoubtedly, be open and busy for the 9 Days, so below is a list of meat restaurant that have 9 Days specials- it's recommended you call before going, just to make sure. (Note: Look in the Weekly Specials sections for some of the dairy and meat restaurant's 9 Days menus)


Abigael’s, Bistro Grill, China Glatt, Chosen Garden, Chosen Island, Chosen Village, Estihana, Galil Moroccan, Grill de Paris, Island Grill, Kineret Steakhouse, Le Marais, Levana, Mosaica, Moshi Moshi, Mr. Broadway, , Mike’s Bistro, Prime Grill, Shari’s Steakhouse, Skewers Steakhouse, Solo, Sushi Metsuyan, Talia’s Steakhouse, Village Crown, Wolf & Lamb Steakhouse, Zion Grill & Steakhouse 		1 person likes
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Summer Chef's tasting event Aug. 16th in NYC
Elan Kornblum, Publisher- 08/12/05
Join the Israel Cancer Research Fund's Next Generation for an exciting event: SUMMER CHEF'S TASTING

Tuesday evening, August 16th, 6-10pm
Sony Plaza Building (550 Madison Avenue, between 5th & 6th Ave)

Sample great food and dessert from: Le Marais, Solo, Prime Grill, Chosen restaurants and many more as well as wine and beer tasting

Win great prizes * Mingle with other NYC professionals * Business casual * Music & Entertainment

$55 with payment through August 12th, $65 thereafter and at the door

For more info and to RSVP, please contact Melissa Katzman at ICRF: 212-969-9800, melissa.katzman@icrfny.org

To register online please go to: www.icrfonline.org

Proceeds from the evening will benefit cancer research in Israel
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Top notch meat restaurant in Manhattan help
Michael- 07/19/05
A few times a year I have a business dinner with friends (gentiles).. We have been to Prime Grill, Abigails, Le Marais... looking for another top notch restaurant... 		0 person likes
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Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on 07/19/05
If you're looking for top notch (meaning high end) and you don't mind paying a little more, try Solo, it's the sister restaurant to Prime Grill. They are located in the Sony Building on Madison & 55th. There info and picture is not yet on this website, but it will be soon.

And I guess if you're looking for meat in the Midtown area, I also recommend Haikara Grill (on 63rd between 2nd & 3rd Ave) and if you want to go uptown, you might like Park East Grill on 2nd & 82nd. These are all frequently visited by non-Jews anyway.

Reply #2 submitted by: lawrence h. on 07/23/05
upstairs at mikes bistro is very nice.

Reply #3 submitted by: susan on 07/28/05
Try Levana at 141 W.69th (between Columbus and
Broadway) Each time we dine there it is a pleasure
Talia's Steakhouse
Foodie- 06/19/05
This was an awful experience, and repeated attempts to contact the restaurant, which heralds its wish for "feedback," availed nothing. Clearly no one cares. The service was abysmal, the salmon appetizer not prepared or presented as described, the fish entree pallid and tasteless, the fries quickly cold, and the martini, at a whopping $15, the most expensive of any comparable kosher restaurant. The steaks were fine, but little consolation. Take a pass on this place and go to Le Marais. 		0 person likes
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Reply #1 submitted by: Mordy on 08/02/05
I used to be a big fan of Talia's until the last time I went and had a very bad experience. I haven't stepped in there since.

Reply #2 submitted by: Galitte on 08/09/05
We had a reservation and were kept waiting for 30 minutes. They handed us a basket of bread when we went to wash, and we waited quite some time for a glass of water. I won`t be going there even if you paid me to.
Le Marais
Shloime- 03/06/05
Warning Alert!! Once you go to Le Marais, you'll never like any other restaraunts steak. It's dark, loud and cramped but once you start eating you won't care about your surroundings. Tip, try the black pepper steak!! 		0 person likes
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Moishe Schwartz- 02/01/05
I bought $650 worth of gift certificares for a friend's party at Le Marais and I specifically stipulated that I wanted to take care of their entire bill including the tip. When it came time to pay, the bill came out to about $500 plus about $100 tip. They then refused to accept the gift certificates that I had purchased for that specific purpose for the tip. Long story short if anyone wants $200 in gift certificates to Le Marais I'd sell them for $150 This also goes for any other kosher restaurant just email me at joedra2002@yahoo.com 		0 person likes
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Reply #1 submitted by: Elan Kornblum, Publisher on 02/01/05
Moishe,
Normally the restaurants prefer you pay in cash when it comes to the tip, because that goes towards the waiters.

Reply #2 submitted by: leah on 08/10/08
i know you posted this 3 years ago but do you by any chance have any more le Marais certificates?
Park East Grill
Unsatisfied Customer- 11/23/04
Nice Atmosphere, Nice Waiters....Terrible Food. Ever have 17 out of 20 people at a table complain about their food? Neither did I...til I went to Park East Grill. For a good kosher meal, go to Prime Grill or Le Marais.... 		0 person likes
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