Maison Passerelle, New York City

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Maison Passerelle

At Maison Passerelle in New York, Chef Gregory Gourdet blends classic French techniques with ingredients from the French diaspora beneath soaring frescoes and stained glass.

The story

Maison Passerelle: French-African Dining in New York City

A Bridge in the Financial District

Maison Passerelle, whose name means "bridge" in French, lives up to its name by connecting fine dining with a downtown edge. Located at One Wall Street in New York's Financial District, the restaurant occupies a dramatic room beneath soaring frescoes and luminous stained glass. Guests enter via a dedicated entrance on Broadway, just south of Wall Street. Part of Printemps New York, the space balances grandeur with a welcoming energy—fine dining reimagined for the modern city.

Chef Gregory Gourdet's French-African Kitchen

Chef Gregory Gourdet leads the kitchen, uniting classic French cuisine with modern techniques and ingredients from the French diaspora. This approach gives the menu a dual identity: rooted in French tradition but open to the vibrant flavors of Africa and the Caribbean. The cooking is precise and expressive, offering a transportive experience through each dish. It is a cuisine that honors its sources while feeling entirely contemporary.

Michelin Recommended

Maison Passerelle has earned a Michelin Recommended award for 2026, a testament to its refined cooking and expertly designed ambiance. The restaurant's commitment to tradition and innovation, combined with its striking setting, makes it a distinctive destination in New York's dining scene.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Michelin
Recomended
Recomended

Ambience

A glimpse inside

Details

At a glance

Michelin 2026 — Recomended
Cuisines African, French
Services Counter Dining

History

On the record

Established

Location

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1 Wall St., New York, NY, 10005, USA
New York City, United States of America
+1 212-217-2288
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