I'm always looking for new, captivating restaurants to try in NYC. My recent favorite is Le Cercle Rouge in Tribeca. Does anyone have any suggestions for interesting, mythical, hip places to eat in lower Manhattan (below 14th Street)? Any budget. Thanks.
Euzkadi E 4th Basque/Spanish Flamenco tueday nights
Le Gigot 18 Cornelia St. Privy French (also 5 or 6 other restaurants in same block)
Alfama Hudson at Perry Portugeuse "charming" loaded music
Pao 221 Spring Portugeuse Rustic
What Are The Best Mexican Restaurants In Mid To Lower Manhattan?
Jan 02, 2009 by Love Branch | Posted in New York City
Maryanne's in Chelsea is unqualifiedly good-some of the best guacamole I've ever had. Centrico is pretty amazing for a more upscale Mexican advance. They have a choclate dessert with maiz ice cream that is incredible. Here's the info-Centrico: 211 W Broadway, New York, NY - (212) 431-0700. Blockheads is also a at bottom good time and not too expensive...they have mulitiple locations throughout Manhattan. Good luck!
Which Bars / Restaurants In Lower Manhattan, New York Don't Ask To See Your I.D.???
Aug 16, 2006 by metalikidd7 | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits
beer, juice.
They all check d cash in one's checks nowadays. They don't want to lose their license and go out of business because some underage little shit wants to overcome the law and play with the grownups.
Feb 10, 2008 by RestaurantKid | Posted in New York City
Looking for a satisfyingly place for 3 18 year olds to eat in lower manhattan (Greenwich Village, SOHO, NOHO, LES, West Villade, TriBeCa). Preferably Asian cusine and all prize ranges.
Favourable Strike on Spring Street just off West Broadway in SoHo. Its French bistro pattern and cheap too.
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Euzkadi E 4th Basque/Spanish Flamenco tueday nights