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Restaurants /Vin Sur Vingt - E. 51st St.
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A person sits at a wooden table with a bowl of mussels garnished with herbs and onions, flanked by glasses of red and white wine and a small green pot of food in the background.
People dining in a cozy, elegant restaurant with wooden decor, white tablecloths, and shelves lined with wine bottles. Groups are engaged in conversation, and natural light fills the room.
Outdoor view of a French bistro with a red and white awning, "Vin Sur Vingt," small round tables with wicker chairs, and large windows facing the street. A potted plant sits near the entrance.
Vin Sur Vingt. Photo: Laetitia Canioni
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Vin Sur Vingt - E. 51st St.

230 E. 51st St., Manhattan, NY, 10022
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Description

Vin Sur Vingt is a French bistro on 51st Street in Manhattan's Midtown East, offering an extensive wine list and authentic French cuisine. Founded by wine enthusiast Sébastien Auvet, this intimate French restaurant features carefully curated wines emphasizing simplicity, authenticity, and exceptional value. The menu showcases classic French bistro fare, perfectly paired with selections from their impressive wine collection. With its charming Parisian atmosphere and prime Midtown location, Vin Sur Vingt is a top destination for wine lovers and French food enthusiasts seeking an authentic dining experience in New York City.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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(212) 201-9180
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230 E. 51st St. Manhattan, NY, 10022

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Cuisine
  • French
Accessibility
  • Large Print
Dietary Needs
  • Vegetarian Options
Type
  • Wine
Cost
  • $$$$

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