Rouge Tomate

(Green Restaurant)

10 E 60th St

New York, NY 10022

(646) 237-8977

Rouge Tomate is a green restaurant located in New York NY.

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9 Comments about Rouge Tomate

"Everyone I was with enjoyed their food more than I did. I didn't find enough flavors in many of the dishes. The octopus/bean salad was outstanding b" - opentable user review

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"Here is what the Taste Maker Diner's Club had to say: - "The dessert was delicious! Amazing presentation. Looked like a piece of art and tasted j" - citysearch.com

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"I first experienced R.T. during its pre-opening, and it was really terrible. The servers knew nothing of the dishes, and the food was inedible. Giving" - citysearch.com

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"It could easily have been written from reading the restaurant's promotional materials or visiting its web site, and conveys none of the opionion or ev" - citysearch.com

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"My boyfriend and I enjoyed a delicious meal here last evening. We were very pleased with the entire experience, including the ambience, the service, a" - citysearch.com

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"My husband and I ate at Rouge Tomate last night and overall, we enjoyed it. Ambience: - Big, open modern space -- nicely decorated. Tables not too clo" - citysearch.com

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"This place is great for small and large groups. There is a large slection on the menu. The food is lite but filling. And the deserts are amazing..." - citysearch.com

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"This was my second visit to Rouge Tomato, and it was even better than I remembered, right down to the homemade Rouge lemonade with fresh mint my young" - opentable user review

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"What a terrific place! I went there with a friend after work to have a coctail, and we ended up eating at the bar. Great service, food and atmosphere " - citysearch.com

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