The Paris Café
Description
Established in 1873, The Paris Café is one of New York City's oldest brasseries. Located in the historic South Street Seaport district, The Paris Café is a landmark in the federal registry of historic buildings and a landmark among restaurants everywhere. Bob Dylan, Thomas Edison, Teddy Roosevelt, Lauren Bacall and Butch Cassidy were all guests of this iconic establishment. It's an ideal location for craft cocktails, a wide-ranging food menu, nightlife and events.
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