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Jules
Bars $$$$$
9 Avenue A (b/w Houston & 1st St.)
New York , NY 10009
Bars $$$$$
9 Avenue A (b/w Houston & 1st St.)
New York , NY 10009
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3 reviews Jules Bistro
By FoodMayhem Feb 10, 2008
I went to Jules Bistro Jules Bistro many years ago and I can't remember at all what I ate. Today, I went for brunch at Jules Bistro and I'll probably forget about it soon too. So, I probably won't be back but I don't necessarily mean that you shouldn't go. Let me explain.There was nothing exciting on their menu to me. I can make anything they have pretty easily. It's very standard stuff. I also prefer to dine in better lighting. Brunch by candlelight is weird to me. None of the pictures came out since it was so dark. However, I do think it's a very good value for brunch, especially if you don't cook yourself. Steak & Eggs are $10.50... FULL REVIEW
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Ending Up In Sing Sing
By 1000 Bars Aug 09, 2005
I decided to concentrate on St. Marks Place (8th Street) that is kind of between Greenwich Village and the East Village. St. Marks Place is named for St Mark's-in-the-Bowery, a church two blocks north of the street that started out as the Stuyvesant family's private chapel. And, yes, I did indeed end up in Sing Sing. Bar Man has a bit of advice as a result; If you have your picture taken with an attractive young woman named Michelle, do not come home half in the bag singing the Beatles tune of the same name. This is not conducive to a night of romance unless, of course, you are actually romancing someone named Michelle. FULL REVIEW
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Jazz at Jules
By Lulu Loves Manhattan Jun 25, 2005
Today's a perfect day for brunch at Cafe Jules, a delightful French bistro in the Lower East Side. Sip on a mimosa at the bar and enjoy the live jazz while you wait to be seated. Even though you may have to wait for half an hour, it's easy to just chill out and soak up the festive atmosphere. Brunch options include typical French fare like Le Croque Monsieur, Le Steak Frites, Les Moules Frites and La Soupe a L'Oignon. When I brunched at Jules a few weeks back, I thoroughly enjoyed my spinach and goat cheese omelette made from fresh organic eggs. It came with Prince Edward Island potato homefries and baby greens. FULL REVIEW
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