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    Jean-Georges Vongerichten has been running this French tasting room at the Trump International for close to three decades, and the kitchen still moves like it has something to prove. By day, floor-to-ceiling windows flood the room with Central Park light; by night, a chandelier of jellyfish-shade globes goes soft and dreamlike. The mignardises cart arrives at the end with an almost ceremonial air. Two Michelin stars, a Forbes Five Star, and AAA Five Diamonds.

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    • Egg toast with caviar

      “The signature egg toast with caviar is an assured start before launching into an ever-evolving menu rich with precision and elegance.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Black truffle with za'atar

      “Efforts like tomatillo-lemon verbena jus, black truffle with za’atar, and sunflower seed ajo blanco demonstrate originality and boldness in spades.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Sunflower seed ajo blanco

      “Efforts like tomatillo-lemon verbena jus, black truffle with za’atar, and sunflower seed ajo blanco demonstrate originality and boldness in spades.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Heirloom tomatoes

      “Those opting for the vegetarian menu will enjoy the season's best produce, like heirloom tomatoes composed with crunchy vegetable mignonette and spiced dressing.”

      Michelin Guide

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