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callmechia says:
French bistro-brasserie Les Halles, once a New York landmark, had somewhat fallen out of favor, due in large part to the recent surge in popularity of Italian cuisine. However, probably because of head chef Anthony Bourdain's hit show on the the Travel Channel, the restaurant has enjoyed renewed ren…
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joshiro says:
Very nice all-suite hotel! It’s conveniently located on West Peachtree St. and just a stone’s throw away from major attractions like the Georgia Aquarium and Atlanta Underground. There’s not a lot to do around the immediate area so the hotel was very quiet. It was refreshing not getting woken …
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kaboob says:
I really don't think you can go wrong in midtown.....it's in the center of everything and there really is no "bad," areas over there...as long as the price is affordable for you, I say go for it!
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jenn79 says:
I hate this hotel beyond words. I went here during a huge conference where we took up 1/3 of the hotel. The hotel seems to have a capacity of 6,000. It seems they decided to increase their profit margins by employing the same amount of people although the capacity was 3 to 10 times normal. Staff loo…
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callmechia says:
A friend of mine who had never been to New York City recently came to visit. We decided on Indian food, because it is a rarity where he comes from. We took the 6 train to 28th street, an area I affectionately refer to as "Little India" because there are literally about 100 Indian and Pakistani rest…
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AtlantaScottyV says:
Owned by the same parent company as Einstein's on the other end of the same block on Juniper Street in Midtown Atlanta (Metrotainment Cafes), Joe's on Juniper is one of the best "burger n' wings" type tavern places I know of. Another staple of the Midtown crowd, Joe's exudes a more casual atmospher…
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Transitory says:
Midtown is a great starting off point for shopping. There's the Gap, H&M for cheap trendy clothes, Victoria's Secret, and Macy's which is well known in NYC iconography-as the setting for the movie Miracle on 34th Street, and as the biggest department store that also happens to hold an annual Thanksg…
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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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Biglush_23 says:
Spent the day before new years here, only really popped in & out to shower & sleep when we needed to, so we didnt spend too much time inside, but Location Location Location really makes up for most of the points here.
Its literally on Broadway, just a half block away from the intense & bright lig…
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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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Les Halles
1 review
Holiday Inn Midtown New York
3 reviews
Joe's on Juniper - Midtown
1 review
