From Eric Komoroff, Barryville General:

Dinner in NYC

As for dinner in the city, for me it's still Indochine, Odeon, and Raoul's — they're the best at what they do.

They're what everyone else has tried to imitate.

Indochine is Vietnamese, Raoul's is French, and Odeon is French Bistro. 

Inside Tip 📌

These restaurants are relevant because they haven't changed — they got it right the first time and stuck with it. 

Whatever was baked into the original dishes, they're still serving — and that goes for the experience and the vibe.

Contacts

🌐Indochine (card mapped to this location)

🌐 Odeon

🌐 Raoul's

About

This card was written by Eric Komoroff, co-founder of Barryville General, a healthy-ish market and men’s-ish goods shop located on the same block in Southampton Village.

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