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mrgishi says:
A group of us ate here after going to some of the Bastille Day street festivals. What a find! The quality of the food was right up there with some of the pretentious fine dining French restaurants in the city, but at half the price in a casual atmosphere with al fresco dining and friendly wait sta…
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Candle 79
1 review
#107 of 215 restaurants in New York
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ebbstarr says:
The owners of this restaurant won the lottery and so the candle cafe was born. The chefs take their time when making the all organic, vegan delicasies here. A warm cosy comfortable atmosphere with very friendly staff add to my ratings.
Dont fill your self up on the main meal because the dessert se…
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Cha-An
1 review
#108 of 215 restaurants in New York
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s7truong says:
When you run around the chaos of Manhattan, you need some corners in the city to hide away and regain your sanity. Cha-An offers a few remedies for your developing schizophrenia problem. First, the quiet atmosphere shuts out all of the noise from the city; here, you won't find the patrons yelling at…
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_binky_ says:
Cold Stone Creamery, I love this place! Yes, it is expensive for what it is, no doubt about it, but sometimes you just have to go there and I do. Cold Stone is available in a few states apparently, but I tend to get it in Brooklyn as it is slightly cheaper there. I try to avoid the 42nd Street lo…
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bbbui says:
I would agree with AlexsOz, there is not a typical NYC restaurant. It also depends on your mood and where you are in NYC. So here's a few suggestions.
If in Chinatown, I would recommend Joe Shanghai's on Pell Street, they have a speciality - a dumpling that is filled with soup, prices are reasona…
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Deux Amis
1 review
#111 of 215 restaurants in New York
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ladyjazzga says:
If you are in New York and you like French food I have a place for you. On the 51st Street there is a French restaurant, a small bistro actually - cozy and romantic place. To get there you have to walk towards the east tide of Manhattan.
The food in this little bistro is fabulous. Soupe a L' Oignon…
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Django
1 review
#112 of 215 restaurants in New York
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s7truong says:
This is a wonderful restaurant located in the
business section of Midtown East in NYC. I enjoyed lunch here during
the city's restaurant week (three course meals at a fixed price around
the city). The crowd was New York's trendy business types, and the
restaurant's ambie…
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tmohen says:
Zagats calls the Empire Diner possibly the hippest Diner on earth. Not sure why exactly, but EVERY New Yorker knows and has been to the Empire Diner at least once. It's a really cool authentic art deco railroad car diner, and it still packs 'em in year after year. The lines are always long, partic…
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Esca
1 review
#114 of 215 restaurants in New York
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martinikitty13 says:
Another Mario Batali restaurant - but admittedly, he has never cooked here. This was my second time here; and while I think I was more impressed the first time I was here (the sea urchin and crab pasta is to die for!); the second time was still a lovely experience. The service, decor and food (lik…
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Essex
1 review
#115 of 215 restaurants in New York
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martinikitty13 says:
When you first step into Essex, you are first struck with the wonderful loft space and the amazing light coming through the large windows. But then after a while, you realize the food is the main attraction here. The brunch is an amazing deal - an entree plus 3 cocktail drinks for $16. (FYI - the…
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world-traveller123 says:
Later one night when in NYC . I made it to this Famiglia Pizza. I did not have any idea of what type of place it was. I just went into randomly as just to explore. Inside the smell of pizza was amazing. I knew right away I had to make an order and have some pizza. I order a half of a small pizza and…
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Transitory says:
Fat Witch Bakery is located in Chelsea Market, an indoor "market," or rather a few bakeries, and eateries and a couple shops housed in an converted-industrial style building. In Chelsea Market, there is the Food Network, O! Network, and some other t.v. networks.
But to the point of the review, I …
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acs865 says:
I accidentally discovered this place in the West Village with a few of my friends. I was a bit hesitate at first, but after the first visit, I've been a fan. Each time I go to New York City, I have to make a stop at Gobo's. Asian inspired dishes, all vegetarian foods, but you would never miss the…
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venusgurl28 says:
Gonzalez y Gonzalez serves authentic, South-of-the-Border cuisine. Don't bother ordering appetizers they serve endless chips and salsa. They do not serve the best Mexican food however (I've had better), but I recommend this place for it's live salsa and other latin music on Thursdays, Fridays, and S…
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tmohen says:
The Gramercy Tavern is a tried and true great spot to meet and be seen in lower Park Avenue, NYC. Part of the Denny Meyer empire, the food is always excellent and the service is good, if not often distracted. The bustling dining room and front room are sort of separated, and reservations are a mus…
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