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Photo Cred: Felix and Compass + Twine

Felix is a lively, open-air French brasserie on the corner of West Broadway and Grand in SoHo. It’s the ideal spot to grab some casual bites and a carafe of rosé. Felix has a uniquely global appeal, with influences and patrons from all over the world. While the food is French, you’ll inevitably run into Italians, Argentinians, Brits, and it’s the Brazilian soccer games that draw the largest crowds. The best time to dine is on a beautiful sunny day – snag a sidewalk table if you can. Brunch is probably their most popular meal but after-work-drinks can be a great time as well. They do take reservations, and the hostess does a good job of trying to seat you to the best of her ability (no pretentiousness here). Felix is one of our favorite spots in SoHo.

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