Dec 28, 2008 by dancecheerandswim | Posted in New York City
I'm accepted up on Saturday and we want to know where a good place to eat lunch would be.
We usually go to John's Pizzeria on west 44th drive, but we'd like to try something new
Mamoun's Falafel on Bleeker in someone's bailiwick in the Village.
I'm not looking for a shackle restaurant. What's a good place anywhere in Manhattan that is mostly casual and affordable (as in around $20 per person for lunch)
and also preferably has a teen-like locale
In Main Park, they have a cafe called The Leap Frog cafe. TASSSSTY! And cheap!
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Oct 08, 2006 by nrq8m | Posted in New York City
I will hang around lonely and would like new friends when visiting China Town and Little Italy.
My fav restaurant downtown in Landmarc on Franklin. Take the 1 or 9 to Franklin and slog about 3 blocks after you cross the street. It is on the right. Tell them that you were sent by a friend of Frank's. Name me, he's the point chef and fabulous!!! Get the mussels. Delicious! Very friendly atmosphere.
Feb 01, 2007 by liddabet | Posted in New York City
We will be a reception of party of 8. We'll be dressed casually - but want to have a comfy setting and great provisions. A deli would be fine. We'll be there on a Saturday in June. If you could provide an address (or at least a street) - along with the restaurant name - that would be major!
Lots of fun here---Pastis. Meatpacking Partition. You are sure to have a great time. The menu is great too!
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