Need a recommendation for a restaurant in NYC , going to an matinee and dinner after.
thanks rosiey
Need a recommendation for a restaurant in NYC , going to an matinee and dinner after.
thanks rosiey
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Jaki Scarcello wrote on :
Try this website for restaurant recommendations in any city . I have found amazing places using ChowHound
http://chowhound.chow.com/boards
My rec. for NYC is Tabla or the Bread Bar at Tabla, more casual
Indian fusion food , fanatastic
11 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10010 40.741561 -73.987459
at 25thST
212-889-0667
Rose Soriero wrote on :
So many great choices, thank for all the suggestions.
Alexis Marnel wrote on :
As someone else suggested Marseilles is great. I LOVE LOVE LOVE Orso’s – an italian restaurant which is great for bway theater star peeping. Orso’s definitely requires a reservation and is a tad expensive but worth it. 322 W. 46th Street 212-489-7212. I also frequent Uncle Nick’s Ouzaria (there is also a restaurant next door but go to the OUzaria, which is essentially greek tapas or what we call “meze”). It is on 9th between 50th and 51st.
eleanore wells wrote on :
Hi, As you know, NYC has many fantastic restaurants. So that I can give you a great answer, it would help if you’d give me a bit more detail: what kind of food do you like, what’s an approximate price range, and what kind of atmosphere do you like? With this information, I can recommend something that satisfies your desires!
Marcia Robinson wrote on :
Rosiey, how silly of me. Forgot to give you the name which is Marseille.
Marcia Robinson wrote on :
Hi Rosiey, Depends ond were you’ll be (theatre district) and about what you want to spend perperson. There’s a nice restaurant on 9th Ave. (44-45 Sts.). French-Med fare & should run app. $49 per person including a drink, tax & tip. Have eaten there several times pre-theatre. If you’re thinking about going elsewhere, let me know. Web site is http://www.marseillesnyc.com. You migh be able to make a reservation there.
Sara Wald wrote on :
If you don’t have a huge budget and don’t mind walking about 10 minutes – I LOVE Kashkaval on 9th Avenue between 55th and 56th st. It’s a real “insider” spot. It’s a cheese shop in the front and a bar/restaurant in the back. It’s super romantic and the food is delicious. It’s Middle Easter tapas – think dips, spreads, hummus, fondues , etc. Great wine selection.
Their website doesn’t do it justice but if you want to see a menu: http://kashkavalfoods.com/
I also love Room Service for thai food on 9th Ave between 47th St and 48th St. Affordable, chic and delicious.
Robin Roth wrote on :
One of my favorite kind of days in NYC 🙂 When we took friends from out of town to the theater during Christmas week, we went to Lattanzi on “restaurant row,” 361 West 46th Street between 8th & 9th Aves. Everyone enjoyed a different Italian dish, along with the warm, intimate atmosphere and attentive service. Not inexpensive (but not outrageously priced for Manhattan); our party of 7 was completely satisfied.
http://www.lattanzinyc.com Reservations can be made online.
E.D. Green wrote on :
If your in the mood for Italian food, I suggest Tony’s di Napoli on 43 St east of Broadway. The food is wonderful and your right in the Theatre District.
Jyl Ferris wrote on :
Taboon
TABOON
Mediterranean, Middle Eastern | West 50s 773 10th Ave. (52nd St.)
Manhattan, NY
212-713-0271
ESCA
Italian Southern, Seafood | West 40s 402 W. 43rd St. (9th Ave.)
Manhattan, NY
212-564-7272
Lina Perl wrote on :
If you’re in the theatre district and you like sushi, there’s an amazing place called Sushi of Gari 46 (347 West 46th Street, b/t 8th & 9th Aves). I went there with my husband for our anniversary and it was absolutely fabulous. We ordered the “Chef’s choice”–best sushi we’ve had. If you don’t like sushi, i can recommend something else!