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Restaurant Suggestions, if possible for area
- Thread starter gayr
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Not sure if this is too far for you, but I love this restaurant
http://avrany.com/madison/
Can't go wrong with the Grand Central Oyster bar either.
Cipriani Dolce is interesting--you can watch the world go by--it's situated on the west balcony of the terminal. Gets mixed reviews, haven't been there in a while.
Both are in Grand Central station. Worth a visit just to see how grand it is.
I will try to think of more.... when is your trip, Gay?
http://avrany.com/madison/
Can't go wrong with the Grand Central Oyster bar either.
Cipriani Dolce is interesting--you can watch the world go by--it's situated on the west balcony of the terminal. Gets mixed reviews, haven't been there in a while.
Both are in Grand Central station. Worth a visit just to see how grand it is.
I will try to think of more.... when is your trip, Gay?
colleenmomof2
Well-known member
Our favorites - most not fine dining smileys/wink.gif
Gay, We don't have a favorite at 32nd and 5th. These are located all over Manhattan but easily reachable from the subway. Colleen
Parisi Bakery - giant sub sandwich with anything you like on it and be sure to add their roasted peppers. We love their Italian. Mott@Spring
Rice to Riches - around the corner from Parisi with to-die-for rice pudding variations Spring@Mott
New York Mart Grocery Store - everything wonderful including 1/2 rotisserie roasted duck (and their tasty pastries) Mott@Grand
Fish - excellent soups for lunch Bleeker@Jones
Milk Bar East Village - ice cream and pastries 13th@2nd Ave.
Brooklyn's Noodle Pudding - neighborhood Italian (walked across the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan City Hall) 38 Henry St
Sammy's Noodle Shop & Grill - in the dining room, not carryout 6th Ave@11th
Waverly Diner - home-cooked/local for dinner 6th Ave@Waverly
Gramercy Tavern - for desserts 22nd@Park
Chelsea Market - food court 9th Ave@15th St.
Milk Bar Chelsea - pastries 8th Ave.@21st St
K Rico Steakhouse - pre-theater 9th Ave@51st St
Ollie's Sichuan - lunch 42nd@9thAve.
Daniella Trattoria - after theater 8th Ave@45th St
Indian Tanpora - tasty lunch Amsterdam@87th
Sophia’s Cuban - cafeteria (sandwich line at back of restaurant) Lexington@41st
KBBQ (Korean BBQ) - meat and veggie bowls Lexington@55th
Gay, We don't have a favorite at 32nd and 5th. These are located all over Manhattan but easily reachable from the subway. Colleen
Parisi Bakery - giant sub sandwich with anything you like on it and be sure to add their roasted peppers. We love their Italian. Mott@Spring
Rice to Riches - around the corner from Parisi with to-die-for rice pudding variations Spring@Mott
New York Mart Grocery Store - everything wonderful including 1/2 rotisserie roasted duck (and their tasty pastries) Mott@Grand
Fish - excellent soups for lunch Bleeker@Jones
Milk Bar East Village - ice cream and pastries 13th@2nd Ave.
Brooklyn's Noodle Pudding - neighborhood Italian (walked across the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan City Hall) 38 Henry St
Sammy's Noodle Shop & Grill - in the dining room, not carryout 6th Ave@11th
Waverly Diner - home-cooked/local for dinner 6th Ave@Waverly
Gramercy Tavern - for desserts 22nd@Park
Chelsea Market - food court 9th Ave@15th St.
Milk Bar Chelsea - pastries 8th Ave.@21st St
K Rico Steakhouse - pre-theater 9th Ave@51st St
Ollie's Sichuan - lunch 42nd@9thAve.
Daniella Trattoria - after theater 8th Ave@45th St
Indian Tanpora - tasty lunch Amsterdam@87th
Sophia’s Cuban - cafeteria (sandwich line at back of restaurant) Lexington@41st
KBBQ (Korean BBQ) - meat and veggie bowls Lexington@55th
hallie-in-fla
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Her Name is Han, 31st and Mad. L'amico, 6th and 29th...
Her Name is Han is authentic Korean. They don't take reservations but if you get there close to when they open you won't have a problem. L'amico is italian with a gorgeous wood fire oven. Everything is wonderful. They DO take reservations but even when i have them, i inevitably have to wait another 20 mins. My husband and I usually eat at the bar.
Also The Smith is a favorite of our. Great cocktails and a Large space so the wait is not as long. There are several locations but the closest one to your request is at 27th & broadway.
Her Name is Han is authentic Korean. They don't take reservations but if you get there close to when they open you won't have a problem. L'amico is italian with a gorgeous wood fire oven. Everything is wonderful. They DO take reservations but even when i have them, i inevitably have to wait another 20 mins. My husband and I usually eat at the bar.
Also The Smith is a favorite of our. Great cocktails and a Large space so the wait is not as long. There are several locations but the closest one to your request is at 27th & broadway.
Kind of a no-man's-land for food... But you could take a taxi
to 3rd and 40th, where Zengo is--Latin/Mexican. Good for lunch. (Basement tequila bar is actually very nice, too.)
If good weather, I would head closer to Bryant Park--there's Maison Kayser.
What kind of food/meals are you looking for? (Is 32nd and Madison/5th the hotel location?)
to 3rd and 40th, where Zengo is--Latin/Mexican. Good for lunch. (Basement tequila bar is actually very nice, too.)
If good weather, I would head closer to Bryant Park--there's Maison Kayser.
What kind of food/meals are you looking for? (Is 32nd and Madison/5th the hotel location?)