Tribeca, NY Romantic Food: Plant-Based Traditional French Dinner Menu Launched

Jan 26, 2024

Tribeca’s Delice & Sarrasin (212-243-7200) is pleased to bring more romance to plant-based dining with their new romantic traditional French dinner menu.

New York, United States - January 26, 2024 /PressCable/ —

The cozy French bistro’s new menu has been designed by their head chef, the acclaimed Yvette Caron, and features a selection of warming and flavorful vegan dishes inspired by classic French recipes.

More information is available at https://delicesarrasin.com/

With their new menu, which has been launched ahead of the upcoming Valentine’s Day, Caron and her kitchen team are seeking to heighten the restaurant’s natural warmth and intimacy; and from the moment diners enter Delice & Sarrasin, she hopes they will be transported to the charming streets of Paris and will enjoy a true romantic escape.

Given the longstanding association of French cuisine and culture with romance, Delice & Sarrasin is pleased to be bringing their diners this same ambience and gustatory experience, and their new menu highlights a number of share plates and appetizers for two, rich desserts and quality French wines.

New menu highlights include their oyster mushroom Escargots Beurre Maitre D’hotel, a vegan interpretation of the moreish share plate, and their Oeuf Meurette a la Bourguignonne, a rich appetizer designed to be shared, which features a plant-based poached ‘egg’ in a rich red wine sauce, with vegan ‘bacon’ and authentic Parisian mushrooms.

On the sweet side, for couples to share, is their new Orange Creme Brulee, a light and citrusy take on the quintessential French dessert, and their rich vegan Dark Chocolate Mousse.

And, in the traditional French style, diners may like to extend their romantic dinner to include a post-dessert cheese course, in which case Delice & Sarrasin recommends their Plateau de Fromage Végétal, which features four artisan-made in-house cultured cashew cheeses.

To accompany, Delice & Sarrasin has a carefully curated new pairing wine menu, all featuring French vegan wines, or for sober-curious couples, a selection of naturally flavored sparkling waters and tonics.

Their full dinner menu can be found at https://delicesarrasin.com/menu

Delice & Sarrasin welcomes diners to book a romantic date night, early Valentine or special occasion at their restaurant. The popular upscale French bistro has an intimate candlelit atmosphere, now heightened by their romance-infused menu.

A spokesperson for Yvette Caron and the team at Delice & Sarrasin said, “Nestled in a cozy corner, Delice & Sarrasin invites you to embark on a culinary adventure where traditional and romantic French recipes are reimagined with a vegan twist.”

For more information, visit https://delicesarrasin.com/contact-us

Contact Info:
Name: CHRISTOPHE CARON
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Organization: Delice & Sarrasin
Address: 178 West Houston Street, New York, NY 10014, United States
Website: http://delicesarrasin.com

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