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Klee Brasserie
200 9th Avenue
New York, NY 10011
(212) 633-8033
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"I told the host/owner on my way out that it was perhaps the best meal I had in several years with the exception of the last time that I visisted Klee. The food is simply spectacular -- far and above the usual cuisne of so many restaurants these days...."
[ more from newyork.metromix]
"Austrian-born Chef Daniel Angerer's European-American menu is the main draw at Klee: an intimate neighborhood eatery whose food is prepared with fresh, flavorful herbs and reductions for seasoning,..."
[ more from newyorker]
"But say, as on another night, that the courses come consecutively, the seats hold up. An Alsatian take on thin-crust pizza, laced liberally with sweet onions, works in a Puckish way, and the Wiener schnitzel delivers...."
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"Klee Brasserie (the first word is pronounced “Clay”) opened late last year in West Chelsea. Many of the dishes, like Chef and co-owner Daniel Angerer, hail from Austria...."
[ more from nymag]
"Klee Brasserie, which opened in a small bistrolike space near the busy intersection of Ninth Avenue and 23rd Street, represents a casual amalgamation of fashionable restaurant conceits. There is the brasserie reference, which means you can enjoy..."
[ more from nysun]
"The regular roster of main courses come from a blazing wood-fired oven and grill, and include a swordfish steak ($25) whose beautiful embonpoint puts very many restaurant fish to shame. Moist, muscular, and tasting distinctly of the grill, complemented wi..."
[ more from savorynewyork]
"There"s the right energy, a talented chef, and an enthusiastic, hospitable front of house team. But there is also some work to be done on some of the dishes...."
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"As the name suggests, Klee is an artful and alpine-influenced modern brasserie in Chelsea. It refers to both the Swiss expressionist Paul Klee and the clover found in the mountains near the chef's native Austria...."
[ more from strumerika]
"The menu offers up inventive Austrian fare with dots of spatzle and weiner shniztel making appearances along side Alsatian pizza and oddly enough, a paella special. Our waiter seemed to be fresh out of school, very new at the job...."
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