Cafe D'Alsace
Cafe D'Alsace 
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@cafeDAlsaceOpen 1030-2300 Mon-Thu, 1030-2400 Fri, 0900-2400 Sat, 0900-2230 Sun.
Craft Keg Taps: 6
Craft Bottles/Cans: 77
Beers: Beer range varies.
Nearest subway: 86th St(4 / 5 / 6), 86th St(Q)
Alsatian restaurant and bar with a remarkable beer list.
Directions – Q train to 86th Street, walk north two short blocks. Alternatively, 4 / 5 / 6 train to 86th Street, walk north on Lexington Avenue two blocks, turn right on East 88th Street, continue for two blocks to 2nd Avenue.
Alex says
Café d’Alsace is primarily a restaurant (modeled on a classic French bistro), but with bar seating also - so dining is not compulsory (but recommended!). It’s a very smart and laid back place, with a very focused view to their beer selection (there is a dedicated beer sommelier). The bar top is handmade in zinc, and there is a colourful display of antique soda bottles. Incredibly good, don’t miss. (9/2015)
Jezza says
Worth a visit if in the area; more bottles than drafts but overall good selection - perhaps more a restaurant with good beer on offer, including many Europeans but some good American beers too.
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