Soupe à l’Oignon
$22.00Traditional French onion soup prepared with caramelized onions in rich beef broth, topped with croutons and melted golden Gruyère cheese.
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Boucherie features a dedicated dry-aging program, aging premium steaks like the Prime NY Strip and Grass-Fed Ribeye for 21 to 28 days. This process concentrates deep beef flavor and enhances tender texture before the cuts are seared on the grill and finished with classical sauces like Bordelaise or peppercorn cream.
Vegetarian diners can start with the Crispy Baby Artichokes ($24) with Niçoise olives and crème fraîche, Gazpacho ($24), or Tartine au Chèvre ($25). For an entrée, the kitchen prepares an Artichoke Bolognese ($38) featuring tagliatelle pasta tossed in an artichoke ragù with tomato mirepoix and melted fontina cheese.
Boucherie offers large-format sharing options designed for two or more guests, including the Côte de Boeuf pour Deux ($195), a 48 oz bone-in Tomahawk ribeye served with roasted bone marrow, and the Chateaubriand pour Deux ($195), a center-cut beef tenderloin roast served with silky mashed potatoes and Bordelaise sauce.
Yes, numerous menu items are gluten-free, including the Yellowfin Tuna Carpaccio ($36), Les Escargots ($32) in garlic butter, Steak Frites ($56), and Canard à l'Orange ($44), alongside classic desserts like the vanilla bean Crème Brûlée ($16).
During daytime service, Boucherie features elevated French lunch items including Le Croque Monsieur ($24) and Le Croque Madame ($26) on sourdough, as well as the signature 8 oz Wagyu Boucherie Burger ($34) topped with Gruyère and crispy onions, served with house-made pommes frites.