Frommer's Review
Snowbird socialites rejoiced over the opening of star chef Daniel Boulud's eponymous restaurant in the Brazilian Court hotel. Nonsocialites said "Figures, another restaurant where we can't afford even a bread crumb." If you're out to splurge, Boulud is ideal, with an exquisite menu divided into four sections -- La Tradition (French and American classics), La Saison (seasonal dishes), Le Potager (dishes inspired by the vegetable market), and Le Voyage (world cuisine). The prime rib-eye steak with omelette de champignons (a fancy term for mushroom omelet!), red wine shallots, and pommes allumettes (matchstick potatoes) is superb. There's also a light menu offering salads, sandwiches, and even a cheeseburger if you prefer. If star chefs, stuffy socialites, and froufrou cuisine aren't your thing, don't even bother.
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