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Editorial Review
Fresh food is a way of life for this husband-and-wife-owned eatery, located in upscale Midtown. Traditional Franco-Italian fare is prepared to order, with homemade ravioli, pizza, steak frites and oven-roasted duck being popular choices, among more elaborate fare. A constant flow of people keep Alizé bustling, coming in for lunch, dinner and weekend brunches, as well as to order takeout, delivery and catering. Sage green and Provence yellow provide a backdrop for lightly ornate and whimsical details, creating a bright ambiance for daytime luncheons and one of intimate warmth for candlelit dinners.
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