

When it opened in December 2011, Prime Bistro was not just the culmination of two years of meticulous construction by seven different designers. It was an extension of a family’s multi-generational history in the food business. Owner Raphael Bitton’s father was a butcher at Milo’s in Casablanca, in the French side of Morocco, where he served as large-scale supplier of fresh meat for the entire Jewish community. His mother is a seasoned chef. The family brought to America their experiences of great dining, particularly with charcuterie, or “the art of preparing meats”. The result? Prime Bistro: A butcher and a high-end French steakhouse.
Strategically situated on Central Avenue in Lawrence, NY, Prime Bistro is in middle of an upscale Jewish neighborhood replete with many shopping options. A refined eating area and two private dining rooms (for 30 and 60 people - see photo to your right) welcome you to this world of luxury and serenity. The entrance leads to a full wood-paneled bar. Further inside, guests are seated on 1940s Thonet chairs, as well as elegant banquettes which line the antique white-and-mirrored walls. Iron work, lighted French globes and fresh flowers completes the look.
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