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About DB Bistro Moderne

DB Bistro Moderne was a renowned French-American venue in Manhattan, created by celebrated chef Daniel Boulud. Located at 55 West 44th Street in the Theater District, it offered an intimate dining-and-event space that often hosted memorable experiences and influenced NYC dining culture. While the space was permanently closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the venue remains a notable part of New York’s culinary and cultural history. This page provides comprehensive, practical details for visitors and researchers, including seating and capacity, parking, transit access, and nearby hotels and dining options.

For guests exploring the Theater District, parking is convenient with Hippodrome parking located across the street. Transit access is excellent, with nearby subway stops around 42nd Street–Times Square, 42nd Street & 6th Ave, and the Grand Central area, making travel designations straightforward for locals and visitors alike. Nearby hotels include City Club Hotel at 55 West 44th Street and the Algonquin Hotel in the Times Square vicinity, offering stylish stays within easy reach of the former venue. While DB Bistro Moderne is no longer hosting events or selling tickets, its legacy continues to influence nearby dining and venue experiences in Midtown Manhattan.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 55 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036 (Theater District).
  • Venue type: French-American bistro/restaurant owned by Daniel Boulud.
  • Seating capacity: 110 seats; Standing capacity: 175.
  • Parking: Hippodrome parking across the street.
  • Transit: Nearby subway access (42nd St Times Square vicinity; 42nd St & 6th Ave; Grand Central area).
  • Nearby hotels: City Club Hotel at 55 West 44th Street; Algonquin Hotel Times Square area nearby.
  • Notable events: DB Burger popularized there; the space underwent renovations in 2013; notable media coverage in The New Yorker (Tables for Two, 2002).
  • Status: Permanently closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic; no current ticket sales; space not renamed.