Little Prince is a great all day restaurant with delicious offerings for brunch, lunch and dinner. Located on the edge of SoHo, close to busy Bleeker Street where there are shops, cafés and bars galore.

The menu features classic French fare including Skate Grenobloise, Bistro Chicken and Steak au Poivre, in addition to lighter dishes such as Steak Tartare, Ratatouille and Mussels.

Already a favourite with the burger clubs of New York, Little Prince does things a bit differently. We tried the signature special “off-menu” French Onion Soup Burger with caramelised onions and gruyere, and the French Toast with red berry compote. Taking inspiration from the popular French Onion soup, this burger has a strong mustard and caramelised onion content. The meat was deliciously grilled, and all encased in a rustic homemade English muffin-style bun. We loved the concept but just felt there was a little too much mustard. The French toast was thick and gooey in the middle, just as you’d expect in a New York eatery. The fruit tasted fresh and tart, which contrasted with the sugary bread. Along with our lunch the bartender kindly presented us with seasonal cocktails, a light fizzy Mimosa and a more festive spicy concoction.

Despite being new on the Manhattan restaurant scene, Little Prince has undeniable character and charm, and is sure to do well with tourists and locals alike.

More information here: littleprincesoho.com

Many thanks to NYC GO for their help with this trip, and Virgin Atlantic for flights.