Bliss 46 Bistro

I've lived in Sunnyside for over a year and I didn't try this restaurant until I got in late on new year eve and needed dinner I decided to try it. The food was amazing. I had a the lobster bisque for an appetizer and it tasted really good. My only caveat was that I was expecting more pieces of lobster. I then had the rack of lamb as my entree and that was like biting into heaven. I was so shocked how well-seasoned and tasteful it was. Finally, I ended with the apple tart and that was it for me. This is too good to be true. From there outside it doesn't look like much, you enter and think okay, I'm sure it'll but okay but maybe that's the attitude that will cause you to be completely surprise. It it a Bring Your Own Bottle (BYOB) place so remember to do that. I know now for next time.

Delicious French restaurant that’s easy to get to with the 7 train to 46th Street. BYOB and they also have a prefixed menu for only $19.99

Haven't been disappointed yet. Always good food & good service. My favorite, hanger steak & fries.

Great food and service the Staff is very friendly. The best part is you can bring your own favorite wine with you.

A surprisingly cozy French restaurant tucked between a laundry mat and a pawn shop. Inside, you forget that immediately and are welcomed in a quaint, finished wood setting with ten tables and attentive wait staff. The food is more French-inspired than French, but it's all very tasty, delicately seasoned, and surprisingly reasonably priced. I believe my lobster ravioli was only $17 and was one of the most expensive items in the menu. Bring your own bottle of wine as they don't serve alcohol. They do have a few typical French staples, such as escargots (didn't try them) and freshly baked bread (wonderful!), but not everything (I would have loved some frog legs) and more pasta options than you'd typically expect. Definitely a little gem in Sunnyside!