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Restaurant Daniel occupies a particular position in the New York fine dining landscape that very few addresses can claim: a three-Michelin-star room on East 65th Street where the prestige of the address and the rigour of the kitchen are understood to be inseparable.
4.6/5 · 2,528 Google reviews
Restaurant Daniel occupies a particular position in the New York fine dining landscape that very few addresses can claim: a three-Michelin-star room on East 65th Street where the prestige of the address and the rigour of the kitchen are understood to be inseparable.
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“Daniel in Manhattan is a strong choice for French restaurants. It is a natural choice when you are planning around Manhattan.”
Daniel looks like a good night-out option in Manhattan in New York because it reads polished without feeling overly formal. It also holds a 4.6/5 Google rating across 2,528 Google reviews.
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Daniel is a French restaurant located in Manhattan, New York. Restaurant Daniel occupies a particular position in the New York fine dining landscape that very few addresses can claim: a three-Michelin-star room on East 65th Street where the prestige of the address and the rigour of the kitchen are understood to be inseparable.
Daniel is best for group dinner, fine dining, special occasion, refined, destination. Daniel looks like a good night-out option in Manhattan in New York because it reads polished without feeling overly formal. It also holds a 4.6/5 Google rating across 2,528 Google reviews.
Daniel is in the splurge price range (splurge). Google rating: 4.6/5 from 2,528 reviews
Daniel holds a 4.6/5 Google rating from 2,528 reviews. Daniel looks like a good night-out option in Manhattan in New York because it reads polished without feeling overly formal. It also holds a 4.6/5 Google rating across 2,528 Google reviews.
Daniel is located at 60 E 65th St, New York, NY 10065, USA. Directions are available via Google Maps.
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