Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Olive Garden Times Square.

This.

Lol.

It's a good idea: close to Broadway, and appropriate for a 16 year old.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Olive Garden Times Square.

This.

Lol.

Anonymous wrote:Olive Garden Times Square.

This.

Olive Garden Times Square.

Anonymous wrote:The rooftop restaurant at the Yale Club is wonderful. I am not sure you can get a reservation without reciprocal or regular membership though. Might be worth a try?

A 16 year old doesn't want to eat at the Yale club. Fwiw I've been there

Anonymous wrote:Stanton Social. Is a shlep from Times Square but perfect for the occasion.

This is a good suggestion.

The rooftop restaurant at the Yale Club is wonderful. I am not sure you can get a reservation without reciprocal or regular membership though. Might be worth a try?

Stanton Social. Is a shlep from Times Square but perfect for the occasion.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone ever been to The View in the Marriott Marquis?

God no. Just no.

Food is ehhh. We went right around sunset and the view is great!

Scarpetta. North end grill.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone ever been to The View in the Marriott Marquis?

God no. Just no.

Anyone ever been to The View in the Marriott Marquis?

Jean Georges, hands down.
The restaurant has 2 parts, Nougatine, the front is more casual. The back is the serious restaurant - you will need to dress up. Both are exceptional. Right in the Int'l Trump Hotel at corner of Central Park at Columbus Circle. If you tell them about the b-day, they will do something special.

Uncle Jacks is fun for a NYC steakhouse experience. It's probably not the best place out there but it's reasonably priced and close to the broadway theaters. We've gone there for my husband's bday a couple times.

We're traveling to NYC for our daughter's birthday. She wants to see a broadway show that night which we've reserved, and we want to go so somewhere great for her birthday dinner. Any suggestions?