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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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Sultan
1 review
#167 of 310 restaurants in New York
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s7truong says:
Sultan is a Turkish restaurant located in the Upper East Side around 2nd Ave and 80th Street. This restaurant is perfect for intimate gatherings, a three hour meal, and a flavorful full course meal. This restaurant is said to be one of the only authentic Turkish restaurants in Manhattan. I went with…
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Pastis
1 review
#168 of 310 restaurants in New York
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tmohen says:
Pastis is a very good bistro in the meat packing district that's part of teh Keith McNally empire (see Balthazaar). Done like a real (large) French bistro, my only complaint is the rushed service and teh bright lights. That said, its an authentic and excellent experience well worth going for. Pas…
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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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fearlessflyer82 says:
You know you're screwed when you have to meet someone for lunch in the Penn Station area. There are no good restaurants around. Well, except one that's hiding right under your nose. Adjacent to the LIRR ticket booths, Tracks awaits the confused commuter, particular pedestrian or the busy businessman…
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stefaniegreen says:
This restaurant and lounge is located in The Washington Square Hotel which is a very nice place. Everyone there is very nice and helpful. The restaurant itself doesn't open until 12p.m. and serves a excellent brunch menu and stays open till 11 or so. We also had wine and bloody mary for lunch. The p…
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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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Spot Coffee
1 review
#173 of 310 restaurants in New York
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perfektewelle says:
Okay, so by now you all have realized that I am a coffee shop addict..
though truth be told, I am allergic to coffee.
anyway, Spot coffee in Downtown Rochester has a delicious array of items on the menu.
While most coffee shops offer only pastries, Spot offers amazing sandwiches, homemade sou…
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Agave
1 review
#174 of 310 restaurants in New York
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hotspot_23 says:
Nice restaurant. I am always in the city and always on 7th avenue around this area but for some reason never noticed it. I went for Valentine's Day and they had a menu just for that night. Appetizer, Entree, Desert, Margarita all for $65 per person. Pretty good deal. Table were a little close togeth…
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August
1 review
#175 of 310 restaurants in New York
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ellechic says:
Small and intimate, August is a bistro-like restaurant that serves a simple to an ecclectic array of dishes that is Noveau American to Mediterranean. They have tapas and their breads are great as well.
We were seated at their enclosed outdoor dining area lighted by the sunny weather outside.
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hocho says:
This place might not have the most interesting decor, and has a tacky hamburger/ fries 'statue' outside the place--but don't let that fool you. They make some really good burgers, not to mention their cajun fries that are also extremely tasty. Word of advice, eat the burger right away or else the b…
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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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Transitory says:
This restaurant is a few long blocks walk from the nearest train station, approx 6 blocks. It's on the side of a semi-quiet street, quiet for NYC standards, across from a large park.
The ambiance of the restaurant is cool and laid back. There's picnic table style seating outdoors with umbrellas. …
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americanidiot says:
On the doorstep of Lombardi's pizza restaurant.
This is a very modern looking, but small, place where you can enjoy flavors of rice pudding from rocky road to banana to tiramisu!
There is also a range of toppings to add onto your bowl of rice pudding, including: graham cracker bits, whipped crea…
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Jubilee
1 review
#180 of 310 restaurants in New York
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tmohen says:
Jubilee is a definite must for high quality food in NYC that doesn't break the bank, and that is just slightly away from the maddening tourist crowds. Nestled in the affluent neighborhood of Sutton Place, Jubilee made its bones years ago as a hot spot for that neighborhood's well heeled residents. …
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