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mrgishi says:
I went here with a group of friends for Bastille Day last year. Yes, I know that it's actually Swiss and not French, but it does lean toward French Swiss. You can find German influenced fare as well, so it's very much like being in Alsace. There are plenty of classic Swiss dishes, but not in a la…
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pinchora says:
Two Boots Retaurant; named because it represented the geographical shapes of Italy and Louisiana and the flavor of food it is to represent. They combined the cooking of New Orleans with pizza and beer and uses a cornmeal crust on their pies. The original opened on June 24, 1987 at 37th Avenue on t…
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mellemel8 says:
This is an italian pastery shop. The last time i was here in was back in 1990. my cousin introduced me to this place. i told her i love cheesecakes. just walking around the corner you can smell the sweetness. i ordered (4)$5 personal size cheesecakes. it was about 2 inches in radius. that was about …
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Verona Deli
1 review
#169 of 213 restaurants in New York
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Amanda says:
In a city famous for it's delis, it can still be really hard for a visitor to find a "real" one; so many in the areas you are in as a tourist, when you are near your hotel, or the major sites you want to see, are there purely for the tourists; they are unbelievably overpriced, and not the real taste…
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_binky_ says:
Via Della Pace is an Italian restaurant located in the East Village. From what I understand the restaurant has two floors, the bottom floor being used more for private parties. The atmosphere is dark as the room is mostly lit by candles, but not so dark that you can’t see who you are with and wh…
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tristateroady says:
Checking into our motel at 7:30 AM, after arriving on the red eye flight from San Diego at 4:15AM, we were looking for some breakfast. We were told about this diner a couple of blocks away. What a find! Warm, friendly and clean. Service was quick and the food was delicious. They serve breakfast…
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_binky_ says:
I love this place even beyond the name. The food is great and always arrives quickly. You can’t miss with the Pre Fixed Dinner though the price has been slowly creeping up in the past few years. But as of this time it is some where around $14.95 for four courses, so it is still a good deal.
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gejah says:
Walking in a very nice surrounding you can find a lot of small restaurants. This is the part of manhattan where the music really lives! There are several places where you can join a jazz session. But this restaurant is very nice to have a short stop, and enjoy the real good cappucino. Even the panin…
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ienjoybeingagirl says:
NYC has some great cupcake bakeries/shops, but my favorite by far is sugar Sweet sunshine.
Located on the Lower East Side, sugar Sweet sunshine is a cozy, friendly place where you can sit down with friends and enjoy a cupcake (or two!). The owners used to work at Magnolia Bakery (an NYC cupc…
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Momofuku
2 reviews
#175 of 213 restaurants in New York
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jaco1216 says:
You must go to Momofuku Ssam Bar in the East Village on 2nd Ave. at 13th St. Have the original ssam. The chef David Chang is one of the hottest in New York (at the moment) and the restaurant is sleek and inexpensive. Be prepared for a bit of a wait. And try the Brussels sprouts!!!
http://nymag.co…
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wr70340 says:
GREAT restaurant! I had never tried Ethiopian food before. I look forward to the next time I am able to eat Ethiopian if all Ethiopian food is as good as the food at this restaurant. The atmosphere was terrific. A great choice among MANY choices in mid Manhattan.
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Andy99 says:
Carnegie Deli may be the most well-known of the New York deli restaurants. If you have never experienced a New York deli, this is a good place to begin! Carnegie Deli conveniently located on 7th Avenue two blocks down from Carnegie Hall and not far from Times Square and the Theatre District.
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Transitory says:
Located in the midtown area, right behind the Empire State Building, Gahm Mi Oak is in "Koreatown" a.k.a. K-Town.
Apparently it's Zagat rated but for an admittedly neophyte to Korean cuisine beyond Korean barbecue (which is very good), I wasn't bowled over by their limited selection nor with the …
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Transitory says:
While there are plenty of choices on this stretch of 8th Ave. to eat, that there is no reason to repeat anywhere often, (though that can be said for anywhere in NYC), I love diner food.
Their food was reliable diner food standbys with plenty of selections, from Ruben sandwiches to ice cream float…
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callmechia says:
Knowing that we weren't going to have much choice once we got back to our neighborhood, we grabbed a quick bite (and drink) nearby to Penn Station. Even though the food in that area is also pretty hit-or-miss, the Heartland Brewery was a very nice place to stop and chill out for an hour or so.
This…
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