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WINE PURVEYORS

ASTOR WINES

For their Burgundy selection.

www.astorwines.com

399 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10013 (map this)

T: 212.674.7500

RESTAURANTS

BALTHAZAR

For their Pot de Creme dessert, it’s one of the best. As good, if not better than most of the places in France. He also loves their mussels.

www.balthazarny.com

French/Bistro, Soho

80 Spring Street, New York 10012 (map this)

T: 212.965.1414

FRENCH CHEESES

MURRAY’S

www.murrayscheese.com

254 Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10014 (map this)

T: 212.243.3289

Grand Central Station Market

73 Grand Central Terminal, New York, NY 10017 (map this)

T: 212.922.1540

ARTISANAL CHEESE

www.artisanalcheese.com

500 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor, New York NY 10018 (map this)

T: 877.797.1200 / 212.239.1200

ZABARS

www.zabars.com

2245 Broadway, New York, NY 10024 (map this)

T: 212.787.2000

BREAD PURVEYORS

BALTHAZAR BAKERY

For their baguette.

www.balthazarny.com

French/Bistro, Soho

80 Spring Street, New York 10012 (map this)

T: 212.965.1414

EPOISSES DE BOURGOGNE

A classic cow's milk cheese originating from Burgundy and has been made in the small town of Epoisses since the late 1700s. Comes in a round wooden box. Very authentic. You eat with a spoon, served warm, put on bread. Drink with Burgundy.

TOMME DE SAVOIE

From Savoie in the French Alps.

A semi-firm cow's milk cheese that has the texture of Manchego.

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