Daniel Boulud

DB Bistro Moderne

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Located in the Marina Bay Sands Resort & Casino, just across from the Sands Theatre in the luxury retail and dining atrium, db Bistro Moderne offers an exciting mix of traditional French bistro cooking with contemporary American flavors, and a world-renown collection of signature burgers. Chef Daniel Boulud re-interprets the classic Parisian bistro while sharing the energy and style of the acclaimed original db Bistro Moderne in Midtown Manhattan. The striking, modern-bistro aesthetics include a stylish 15-seat bar as well as an informal lounge area for casual dining, a private room seating up to 20 is available for personal and business entertaining.

Maison Boulud

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Maison Boulud offers award-winning, French fine dining in the heart of Beijing’s “Legation Quarter”. The majestic manor house setting with its Versailles inspired decor occupies the stately buildings of the former United States embassy and is located in a walled compound adjacent to Tiananmen Square. Here Daniel Boulud’s expert team serve French-inspired cuisine prepared with local and Pacific Rim ingredients. With several accolades recognizing its complement to the historic Asian city, it is a destination for discerning locals and international guests..

Bar Boulud

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Sister restaurant to the popular New York outpost, Bar Boulud London at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park is the heart of Knightsbridge. The seasonal bistro menu includes an impressive selection of house-made terrines and pâtés, as well as a handful of signature sausages and burgers, adding an American touch to this French inflected bistro and wine bar. The interiors are inspired by a contemporary take on the craft of winemaking with a sleek open kitchen and vaulted ceilings, while the deep, red-leather banquettes and zinc-topped bar create a comfortable and welcoming surrounding for a truly unique London experience. The wine list focuses on Burgundy and the Rhône Valley, including many fine selections by the glass, as well as a wide array of draught and bottled beers. Two private dining rooms await those seeking a more intimate gathering.

CAFÉ BOULUD

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Located at the exquisite flagship Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, Café Boulud serves a menu filled with the seasonal bounty of Ontario and the Niagara Peninsula. Chef Daniel Boulud’s cooking parallels his four culinary muses: la tradition, classic French “cuisine; la saison, seasonal delicacies; le potager, the vegetable garden; and le voyage, flavors of world cuisines. The light filled, loft-like restaurant, located in the iconic Yorkville neighborhood and steps from the Mink Mile shopping district, is suspended above the street level and includes a private dining room for up to ten guests. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week perfect for visitors and locals alike. Downstairs from the café is dbar, the lively bar and lounge serving an array of bar-friendly faire, extensive wine list and unique mixed cocktails.

Maison Boulud

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Maison Boulud offers the cuisine of a chef steeped in French tradition, yet inspired by decades spent cooking in New York City. Daniel Boulud’s menu is driven by the seasons and bounty of Québec’s local purveyors. You’ll find specialties from Boulud’s New York City restaurants, including Lyonnais charcuterie, Mediterranean flavors, and even some casual burgers, as well as dishes created just for Maison Boulud. The result: refined yet soulful contemporary French food, prepared here by Executive Chef Riccardo Bertolino. While situated in the Ritz-Carlton, the restaurant, its bar & lounge and two private dining rooms, have a vibrant identity all their own, but the ambiance on the Rue Sherbrooke also reflects the renaissance of the Ritz-Carlton’s important place in Montreal life.

DB Bistro Moderne

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DB Bistro Moderne located in Miami’s downtown district, offers an exciting mix of traditional French bistro cooking and contemporary American flavors. Chef Daniel Boulud shares the energy and style of its renowned Manhattan counterpart, tailored to the rhythm of Miami life In addition to a welcoming dining area with striking contemporary design and soaring 18 foot ceilings, db Bistro Moderne also includes a stylish bar and lounge, a street-level terrace overlooking the Miami river and two unique private dining rooms accommodating up to 60 guests as well as a private wine cellar room.

Cafe Boulud

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Café Boulud is at the heart of the historic Brazilian Court Hotel and Beach Club, steps from Worth Avenue and stretches of white sandy beach. Since opening in 2003, the restaurant has become one of Palm Beach’s most coveted dining destinations earning four stars in the Forbes Travel Guide and Wine Spectator’s “Best of Award of Excellence”. The lounge is a must for cocktails before dinner, and the terrace and private dining rooms are the place to be entertained in style, throw a lavish event or hosting a memorable wedding day. The French- American menu parallels that of Café Boulud New York with a touch of South Florida resort flavor.

DBGB Kitchen & Bar

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DBGB Kitchen and Bar is Chef Daniel Boulud’s downtown place where the French brasserie meets the American tavern. Guests enjoy 12 varieties of house-made sausage, mouthwatering burgers and towering shellfish platters, in addition to seasonal Lyonnais-inspired bistro cooking. For beer lovers, there are over 20 drafts to choose from and another 75 by-the bottle, plus a full wine list. At dessert, dig into the classics: baked Alaska, soufflés and ice cream sundaes. Interiors take their cue from the Bowery’s history as New York’s industrial restaurant supply neighborhood with floor to ceiling shelves stocked with the restaurant’s own tools, tableware and dry goods overlook a partially open kitchen. The sidewalk café, open seasonally, is the perfect spot to enjoy weekend brunch, weekday lunch or dinner in warm weather. The private room tucked away through the kitchen accommodates parties for up to 18 people with a view of all the live action at the stove.

Épicerie Boulud

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Épicerie Boulud is Chef Daniel Boulud’s eat-in and take-out market on Manhattan’s Upper West Side at Broadway and 64th Street. The market offers the chef’s signature Viennoisserie and house-made charcuterie alongside our own soups, salads, made to order sandwiches, fresh baked breads, pastry and macarons, in addition to artisanal cheeses, courtesy of Saxelby Cheesemongers. On the market shelves you’ll find house-made gourmet foods plus a selection of condiments selected by Daniel and his chefs in their world travels. They serve breakfast and lunch, and irresistible gelati, pastry and coffee in the afternoon. In the evening, the atmosphere evolves into an oyster bar with wines by the glass and a daily seasonal plat du jour making it a gathering place for Upper West Side neighbors and Lincoln Center theater goers alike. In addition to the in-store offerings, the online store offers extensive catering for any occasion and gourmet gift collections, highlighting some of the best of what you’ll find at Épicerie Boulud.

Boulud Sud

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Boulud Sud is Chef Daniel Boulud’s vibrant Mediterranean-inspired restaurant featuring flavors that travel the entire Mediterranean region from the shores of Southern France to the coast of North Africa and beyond. There is an emphasis on grilled fish and lamb as well as an abundance of fresh vegetables on menu sections entitled “De La Mer”, “Du Jardin” and “De La Ferme”. The Mid-Century Modern interiors, including a spacious bar and lounge, are decorated in tones of sunflower yellow and slate grey. The light filled space is framed by floor to ceiling windows, vaulted ceilings, pear wood paneling and terrazzo floors, as well as works by famed artist Vik Muniz. The restaurant, with an entrance on West 64th Street, is just steps from Manhattan’s Lincoln Center and is adjacent to Bar Boulud and Épicerie Boulud.