Where do I have to eat in NYC?
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We have a three day trip coming up. I already have two diners covered. Any recommendations for where we should hit up for breakfast/brunch/lunch? I have no preferences other than memorable food or experience. And we have one more diner, so if anyone has any suggestions for something in the $25-35 entree range, I would appreciate it!
We are staying close to Times Square (against my better judgement) but location doesn't much matter, as we are in no rush and can get anywhere. TIA |
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| Brunch at Bubby's in Brooklyn is good. It's in the DUMBO area, and just a block from a little park along the waterfront, which is great for a stroll with the kids. A great alternative to Bubby's brunch is going to the same area on a weekday, and grabbing coffee and pastries at Amandine bakery just up the street; then enjoy it at the picnic tables in the park. For dinner, we enjoyed Stanton Social - the two memorable dishes for us were the French onion soup dumplings and the beef wellington. Have fun! |
Anonymous
| Il Buco for a dinner, I think it's in NOHO. Been there twice; I friken live it. Feels like you are in Italy, food is fabulous |
Anonymous
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Carnegie Deli for NY Deli (can also do Katz's but the lines have gotten really long)
Joes Pizza-Greenwich Village Russ and Daugthers (take out only) for lox, bagels etc. Dim sum in Chinatown-we like jing fong Cannolis at Bruno Bakery in the West Village Peter Lugers for Steak (expensive but so worth it) Do not eat in Times Square everything is a chain and touristy |
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Had a meal on Mother's day at Blue Planet Grill, it was fantastic. My kids were with me as well, they accomodated the kids even though they do not really have a kids menu.
120 Greenwich St (between Albany St & Carlisle St) New York, NY 10006 Neighborhood: Financial District |
Anonymous
| Papaya King |
Anonymous
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Norma's at Le Meridien Hotel is fun for brunch.
My husband loves Peter Lugers but you seriously have to make reservation nearly a year in advance. |
Anonymous
| Prune, in the East Village. Dinner or Brunch |
Anonymous
| Sylvia's in Harlem (no, really) |
Anonymous
| I love Peter Lugers |