David Bouley’s Secession, which replaced Danube, has an epic and indefinable menu that comes across as slapdash and undisciplined. - Frank Bruni
David Bouley, with consulting chef Cesare Casella, has reopened the former Danube space as a casual French-Italian brasserie. The far-ranging menu includes classics...
The room still retains hints of the old Bouley grandeur. Sadly the dated, slapdash menu does not. - Adam Platt