Anonymous
05/27/2012 21:58
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
I love Peter Lugers
Anonymous
05/27/2012 21:28
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
Sylvia's in Harlem (no, really)
Anonymous
05/26/2012 18:52
Subject: Re:Where do I have to eat in NYC?
Prune, in the East Village. Dinner or Brunch
Anonymous
05/26/2012 18:40
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
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.
My husband loves Peter Lugers but you seriously have to make reservation nearly a year in advance.
Anonymous
05/26/2012 15:52
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
Papaya King
Anonymous
05/26/2012 13:34
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
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
120 Greenwich St
(between Albany St & Carlisle St)
New York, NY 10006
Neighborhood: Financial District
Anonymous
05/26/2012 13:08
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
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
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
Anonymous
05/25/2012 22:16
Subject: Re:Where do I have to eat in NYC?
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
chickychen
05/25/2012 19:56
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
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
05/24/2012 19:09
Subject: Where do I have to eat in NYC?
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
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