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Montrealer seeks NYC great value restaurants (detailed description inside)
Hi, I'll be heading to NYC next Friday (September 30th) for 3 nights (leaving Monday October 3rd). We'll be a group of 6 adults in their early 30s (4 boys, 2 girls) from Montreal.
We'll be staying on 8th near W47th.
I'm looking for advice on bistro-style restaurants for dinners that locals consider "great values". By that, I mean that I'm not seeking the best of the best but just restaurants that are reasonably priced and that have a great ambiance. The ambiance I like is when it's sort of noisy, full of people having a great time, with dimmed lights, wood, etc.
To give you an idea of what I'm looking for, here's a couple links to some Montreal restaurants where I go often. You can look at these menus and you'll see the type of cuisine and prices I'm after.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
How much do you want to pay per person? It's easier if you give a cuisine preference and a per person cost for food (only), HERE on this board (rather than linking out), and give it in USD.
It helps those of us unfamiliar with Montreal (esp. with exchange rate math - those are all in Canadian currency, yes?) and people who may be searching for similar places in the future (restaurant web sites change all the time -- those links may break in the future).
So $40pp before tax, tip, drinks/wine? $50pp? $60pp?
Given that you have what is considered a large group here in Manhattan (6 people), and you're coming in less than a week, you may have trouble making reservations. Just FYI. Many of our popular restaurants book up a few weeks in advance. At this late stage, they may only offer you slots like 5:30pm and 10pm.
Are you willing to wait for a table?
re: kathryn
Hi kathryn and thank you for your reply!
I'd say I would like to pay somewhere around $40 to $50 USD per person for an appetizer and a main dish. Desserts, coffee and/or wine would be extra.
As for the cuisine I'm looking for, I don't know for sure what's it called in NYC but here in Montreal, we often refer to it as "French Bistro Moderne". Basically, for the main dish, you'll always have a short but complete menu with at least one steak (often flank, hanger, bavette or filet mignon), one fish (the freshest available daily at the market, often pan-seared), maybe some sort of salad, maybe a fancy burger, etc.
I don't care about the latest and greatest restaurants. I don't need to go to what's "in" at the moment. I'm looking for restaurants that maybe have been around a couple years and that locals go back to because its always consistent and a great value.
re: kathryn
Yes, totally willing to try anything. I was mostly giving these Montreal restaurants as examples of what I normally look for. But I'm up for anything that locals are willing to share with me! ;)
re: ESP68
Public's Sunday supper is only $50pp and they have availability on OpenTable for 6 people, so I'd book ASAP online right now if interested. Creative menu with some Australian/Asian influences.
I think you might also like Hearth and they are showing some availability on OpenTable as well. I just checked and I see Saturday at 6:30pm available for 6 people. American, farm-to-table, with Italian influences.
You might also want to show up at Torrisi Italian Specialties one night early at 5:30pm to put your name in for a later seating. It's a $50 prix fixe that changes nightly, no reservations taken in advance, it's only when the host comes out at 5:30pm. It's upscale Italian-American, very hip and popular right now.
I also like the newly opened Tertulia, a Spanish tapas restaurant. Tapas, by a well-regarded chef, and also very hip and popular right now. I waited 30 minutes for a table this past weekend and was jealous of the large party who had a reservation. They only take reservations for larger groups (which is good for you!) so contact them soon.
You might also like the atmosphere at Fedora. They only take day-of reservations, too, which will help you, as long as you plan well and call morning of. It's an old school restaurant that's been taken over by a different restaurateur, but the inside still feels very old New York. Eclectic menu as well.
Another cozy option would be Blue Ribbon Bakery. They only take reservations for the bigger groups as well, which helps you out. They bake a lot of bread in their working 135 year-old brick oven and it smells amazing if you get seated nearby. Eclectic American comfort food - bone marrow, fried chicken, chocolate bruno.
Overall, book as soon as you can, otherwise you may end up waiting 1-2 hours for a table on a Friday or Saturday night.
403 East 12th Street, New York, NY 10009
Blue Ribbon Bakery
33 Bedford St, New York, NY 10014
210 Elizabeth Street, New York, NY 10012
239 W 4th St, New York, NY 10014
Torrisi Italian Specialties
250 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012
359 6th Ave, New York, NY 10011
re: kathryn
Wow! Excellent! I love all your suggestions! Will definitely check these out! Can't thank you enough! :)
re: ESP68
ESP68, the menu at Spotted Pig is a little like what you describe. I really liked the food at the Spotted Pig, although it can be crowded (and sometimes cramped) and the food is closer to upscale comfort food than Montreal-style French bistro moderne. Although I'm not a local, there were lots of locals dining there when I was there, and I dined with a local, for what its worth. ;-)
I recommend the ricotta gnudi, and the fancy burger. Not a typical burger, but after trying it, it's my favourite burger. http://thespottedpig.com/food.php
Spotted Pig
314 W 11th St, New York, NY 10014
re: kathryn
Oops- I somehow missed the "party of 6" part. I was a little too focused too much on the food and ambiance. ;-) Agree completely- a party of 6 would have a very long wait on a weekend night. Not sure if it might work as a place for an early supper in the late afternoon.
re: ESP68
You might also want to consider a place like Perry Street. They take reservations through Opentable, and are located on the Western edge of the West Village. While I find the atmosphere somewhat cold and minimalist, some of the food reminded me a little of the food at Laloux. They offered an early bird and after 9:30 pm $38 prix fixe Sun-Fri. It's listed as a summer promotion, but it might still be available since it's still mentioned on the website.
I would think your chances of finding a good restaurant as a walk-in would be better in West Village and in Tribeca, than in the Meatpacking District. To be honest, I avoid eating in the Meatpacking District! ;-) The Meatpacking District is a good place to peoplewatch, but some of the restaurants are out to gouge people. ;-)
Perry Street
176 Perry Street, New York, NY 10014
re: kathryn
Breslin look good. I've added it to my list. Now, it's time to make some reservations! ;) Thanks for all your help kathryn. Your suggestions will help me out a lot.
The Breslin
20 W 29th St, New York, NY 10001
I would say at that price range, for regular bistro fare, your best bets are probably Schiller's Liquor Bar (certainly noisy and full of people) and Les Halles (either location, though the Park Ave one is probably busier and livelier on the weekends) - both are solid, Les Halles a touch fancier but nothing ultra-refined by any stretch. Moving up the ladder there's Balthazar, but that might stretch your budget a bit.
For all the above, make a reservation. There's zero chance of a six-top getting seated on a weekend without one. Heck, there's little chance of a two-top getting seated, even. But if you want something "full of people" that's always going to be the downside. I mean, by default, any place that's full of people IS what's "in" at the moment.
80 Spring St, New York, NY 10012
Les Halles
15 John Street, New York, NY 10038
Les Halles
411 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016
Schiller's Liquor Bar
131 Rivington St, New York, NY 10002
re: sgordon
Many thanks for your great suggestions! Schiller's looks great! If you have any more suggestions, keep 'em coming! Like I replied to kathryn, I'm willing to try anything...
Thank you everyone for the great suggestions. I'm always kinda lost with Manhattan's 2 trillion neighborhoods but it looks like I should be heading to West Village and Meatpacking District if I don't have reservations and just want to walk around and have lots of nice restaurants. Those two neighborhoods look very lively at dinner time!
cafe d'alsace seems to be close to your specs:
Cafe d'Alsace
1695 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10128
Everything that you described can be found at La Sirene, a very good French bistro in Soho. BYOB only.
La Sirene
558 Broome Street, New York, NY 10013
As a New Yorker who visits Montreal frequently - I think you'd be disappointed and/or underwhelmed at most of French-style bistros here, not to mention you'd be paying a lot more too. Les Halles, La Sirene, Balthazar, all good places but places like that are dime a dozen in MTL, IMO... Are you really looking to stay with something familiar? (possibility, I thought, since you listed your faves.) If not, I'd say try something that's hard to find in Montreal and/or things that NYC does better - like Japanese (sushi, kaiseki, izakaya, etc... a lot more variety here) Korean (what little Korean I tried in Montreal was pretty abysmal) British gastropub, BURGERS, BBQ, Jewish/Eastern European, etc. Do you have any cuisines you favor or would like to try?
80 Spring St, New York, NY 10012
Les Halles
411 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016
La Sirene
558 Broome Street, New York, NY 10013
re: uwsister
I'd probably love to have a good sushi place. Maybe some place that's very lively, where the food is great and the vibe just gets you in the mood for a long night out.
re: pauliface
Great atmosphere but you'll have a long wait for 6 people. Especially on weekend nights.
re: kathryn
Yes, that's true.
[a] it will be better if you arrive early and/or do a weeknight,
[b] think of the evening as drinks followed by dinner. you can give blue ribbon sushi your name and cell phone number. They will call you when your table is ready. In the meantime, walk a block south to the wonderful bar "Soho Room" at 203 spring on the corner of spring and sullivan. It's a fine place to hang out for an hour while you wait for your table.
Soho Room
203 Spring St, New York, NY 10012
re: ESP68
Blue Ribbon Sushi is a good choice - solid sushi, enough variety on the menu so there's a little something for everyone, right atmosphere. Most high-end sushi places aren't exactly lively, so I don't think they would be appropriate for this occasion, IMO.
I think you might like Sakagura though - it's not a sushi place, but like an upscale izakaya with excellent Japanese small plates (there's usually some sashimi special) and a great sake list, supposed to be the best in the country. Atmosphere is very lively and interesting, feels like you've been transported to Japan. I've yet to see a place quite like this in the U.S. Don't miss their black sesame creme brulee, if you like black sesame flavor.
211 East 43rd Street, New York, NY 10017
Blue Ribbon Sushi
119 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012
re: uwsister
Another place to consider is Village yokocho in the east village (8 stuyvesent st, basically 9th st and 3rd ave).
They do take reservations.
Very busy.
Very sprawling menu, cheap and good, though not nearly as good as blue ribbon sushi, but more variety.
I return there because it's always fun, while not the finest food on the planet.
Village Yokocho
8 Stuyvesant St, New York, NY 10003
re: pauliface
11st and 2nd Avenue? I think you meant to write 9th Street and 3rd Avenue?
re: kathryn
Thanks Kathryn. Edited my original post to reflect your correction.
(The former was what I googled from memory to find it on the map; the latter, yours, is correct)


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All the data in the world, he added, does not fix that.
Note: This article was updated to clarify a description of Bill Frank's statement on the true value of big data.
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The link you have provided is just the Google homepage.
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Pulse, 1 Invicta Plaza, South Bank, SE1 9UF, £15, 10pm-8am, mulletover.co.uk
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Great Suffolk Street Warehouse
Popular underground house and techno night Magna Carta takes over the cavernous Great Suffolk Street Warehouse for an Easter special, the first of three shows this year. German deep house and techno producer Nick Curly tops the bill with support from Ibiza resident Marc Antona, Berlin's Sidney Charles and many more.
Great Suffolk Street Warehouse, 29 Great Suffolk Street, SE1 0NS, £17.50, 10pm-6am, magnacarta.ticketabc.com
Secretsundaze Easter Special
Brixton Electric
Landmark club night secretsundaze kicks off its 2014 season, taking over the Electric for a night of house and techno. The event is a double header, with Detroit house legend Derrick May and Swiss producer Deetron both topping the bill. Deep house rising star Arnaldo will also be performing, while dubstep label Livity Sound will also be represented. As always, secretsundaze founders James Priestley and Giles Smith will also take a turn behind the decks.
Brixton Electric, Town Hall Parade, SW2 1RJ, £19.50, 10pm-6am, secretsundaze.net
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Egg London
Traveling party Cirque du Soul – which bills itself as burlesque meets bass – sets down in King's Cross club Egg for a night of high-tempo, disco-infused fun. Re-edit master and unabashed party starter Dimitri from Paris tops the bill, showcasing his taste for anything funky. He's supported by mix masters The Nextmen, who'll no doubt be spinning everything from reggae and hip hop to house.
Egg, 200 York Way, N7 9AP, £18, 10pm-6am, facebook.com/CirqueDuSoul
Regression Sessions Bank Holiday Special
Islington Metal Works
Regression Sessions continues to plough on with its highly successfully, unpretentious, mixed music policy nights. Expect childish fun, with space hoppers, giant games, bubble wrap, fancy dress and costumes.
Islington Metal Works, 7 Torrens Street, EC1V 1NQ, £15, 10pm-6am, regression.fatsoma.com
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Get Diverted Terrace Opening Party
The Prince of Wales Live
Call it what you want – Brixton Clubhouse, Dex, The Lambeth – this rooftop venue overlooking Brixton is an iconic summer venue which has recently relaunched as The Prince of Wales Live. Promoters Get Diverted return to open the terrace for another season of fun. Scottish techno outfit Slam top the bill, with Moscow Records boss Archie Hamilton and funky deep house producer Elijah Collins two of the many names in support.
The Prince of Wales Live, 467 Brixton Road, SW9 8HH, £12, 5pm-5am, pow-london.com
UKG Festival
Coronet Theatre
Part club-night, part-festival, UKG Fest is the biggest indoor garage event in the UK. MCs, DJs producers, rappers and more descend on Elephant & Castle's Coronet Theatre for 15 hours of music and mayhem. The big draws are legendary noughties names such as Artful Dodger, Pied Piper and Sweet Female Attitude – no sign of So Solid Crew though, disappointingly.
Coronet Theare, 28 New Kent Road, SE1 6TJ, £28.50, 4pm-7am, coronettheatre.co.uk
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Bussey Building
Peckham's funkiest night out turns two this Easter and the organisers are celebrating with the same mixture of live music, funky vinyl and cheap and cheerful prices that has made the night so popular over the past 24 months. Creator Jazzheadchronic will be on the decks, while troplical funksters Stony Browder Jr, Latin-influenced Big Bossman and 10-piece outfit The Getup will all be playing live.
The Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15 4ST, £5, 10pm-5am, clfartcafe.org
Kansas Smitty's Backyard BBQ Party
Dalston Pond
After a storming run at The Vault Festival, Kansas Smitty's jazz band brings a slice of New Orleans to Dalston's Gillett Square. As well as a live music from the band, you can enjoy barbecued soul food, classic southern Julep cocktails and – hopefully – sun. Promises to be a lot of fun.
Dalston Pong, Gillett Square, N16 8JH, Free, 12pm-2am, kansassmittys.com
Hot Wuk Spring Break Party
Brixton Electric
Hot Wuk brings another slice of Jamaica to London with a bashment 'spring break' party in Brixton. Dancehall duo and the night's creators The Heatwave top the bill, joined by a selection of dancers and soundsystems, including Zi Zi Scandal, Unique Silver and Alter Ego. Expect everything from Sean Paul to grime and jungle.
Electric Brixton, Town Hall Parade, London SW2 1RJ, £14, 10pm-4am, theheatwave.co.uk
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Kitsune Easter Party
Village Underground
Parisian tastemakers Kitsune return to London for another seasonal soirée. Some of the label's biggest names heard to Shoreditch for the party, with electro producers Digitalism topping the bill, joined by remix duo Beatacue. French DJ Jerry Bouthier and Punks Jump Up will also be playing a back-to-back set of only Kitsune-label songs.
Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, EC2A 3PQ, £9.50, 9.30pm-4am, villageunderground.co.uk
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A no-nonsense roster of house heavy hitters graces Fabric's tunnels this Easter, with James Jones the top name on the bill. Jones was an omnipresence on the scene last year thanks to the success of his Hot Creations label, which culminated in a series of sell-out shows at Brixton Academy last year. Here Jones goes back to his clubbing roots and is joined by fast-rising house star Kyle Hall and legendary Fabric residents Craig Richards and Terry Francis.
Fabric, 77a Charterhouse Street, EC1M 3HN, fabriclondon.com
The 2 Bears + Huxley + Terrance Parker
Irreverant house duo The 2 Bears continue their residency at XOYO with a guest appearance from a house music legend. Detroit's Terrance Parker, known as The Telephone Man for his use of a handset instead of headphones, pops by, playing his classic blend of soul-influenced house. Alongside him will be UK house hard-hitter Huxley.
XOYO, 32-37 Cowper Street, EC2A 4AP, £13.50, 9pm-4am, xoyo.co.uk
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Studio 338
Boston's world famous, funk-influenced party starters Soul Clap bring their 'Crew Love' concept to Greenwich's new Ibiza-style warehouse venue Studio 338 as part of their European tour on a double decker bus – fitted out with a mobile studio. Alongside the duo themselves will be playing Soul Clap Records signees Wolf + Lamb, Nick Monaco and Tanner Ross, as well as sets from house artists No Regular Play and PillowTalk.
Studio 338, 338 Boord Street, SE10 0PF, £20, 3pm-late, studio338.co.uk
Dimensions Festival Launch
Studio Spaces
Well-regarded Croatian dance festival Dimensions pitches itself to UK punters with a special launch party in Wapping venue Studio Spaces. Jazz-influenced US house producer Theo Parrish tops the bill, joined by German techno spinner Move D, Last Magpie and Dolan Bergin, co-founder of top London underground house party series The Hydra.
Studio Spaces, Unit 2, 110 Pennington Street, E1W 2BB, £15, 10pm-7am, dimensionsfestival.com
The Date Second Birthday Disco Special
The Loft
Disco and house night The Date celebrates two years of partying with a special all-day blowout. Date regular and disco fiend Greg Wilson plays a special three-hour extended set, while Kenny Carpenter, a resident of New York's legendary Studio 54 club, will be bringing a slice of the Big Apple to this west London event.
Loft Studios, 77-81 Scrubs Lane, NW10 6QU, 4pm-12am, £18
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misleading title. He wasn't watching porn he was video chatting with a topless girl. I have friends that don't like wearing clothes when they get home, they walk around topless even if I go over to hang out.
Last I checked, a topless woman (in Canada at least) isn't considered pornography. So he was, strictly speaking, abiding by the terms & conditions of the WiFi usage. Yeah, he shouldn't have been using profanity there, but otherwise, I really don't see where he did anything else wrong.
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I am moving forward with my Cashless Catering system, and am now planning the Sharepoint WebPart for it.
Now, the problem I have is this - creating one which is installed on a local sharepoint install, within the local network is easy. There's no issues there. However, our sharepoint install isn't local. It is provided by our LEA and as such has its own set of usernames and passwords etc...
This means I have to maintain a link within my software between the LEA provided account names and our parent database. Relatively easy to do, yes.
The big question comes to accessing the data on our network. As far as I can see it, I have a couple of choices.
1. Use a web service - which can be limited to exactly what I want to expose. Disadvantage is adding an extra layer of complexity, and therefore an extra thing to go wrong/maintain.
2. Open the MSSQL server to the internet, and using a limited user account to restrict what that user can do. Disadvantage - potentially easier to 'hack' the server, as it is a direct link to MSSQL rather than via IIS.
3. Hire teams of racing pigeons to carry the data...
I'm surprised you have to ask - a web service is nearly always safer, because it's controllable and it can keep detailed logs.
Best practise would be to implement this as a web service - the added layer has a couple of benefits which I think out-weigh the disadvantage of extra maintenance. Web service:
- ensures that data is always in provided in the correct format, regardless of DB changes behind the scenes.
- can easily be manipulated and interrogated at a later date by other software (also ties in with #1)
- security - goes without saying that this is more secure than opening up SQL to outside, even with IP and user-based access in place
The web service layer also allows you to do anything you want - cache, log, format, and add custom security where appropriate.
My preference would be for a web service, but I don't really know the exact situation you're trying to sort out so that's just my completly un-informed opinion.
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Also, I think I may end up biting the bullet and building a web service. They're not hugely complex to build, and as people have said, they have some advantages.
I would try to keep it as simple as possible - SOAP with WSDL can get mega-complex. Stick with the most native REST/JSON/XML implementation that is available to both platforms/systems.
Ah, easier than I anticipated. Sounds like you have your solution sorted then
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Australian folk sweetheart Sarah Humphreys returns with her third studio album, New Moon - recorded live over four days in a studio on a foggy mountain with some of Australia's finest musicians and produced by Kasey Chambers. It is a record that whilst being written, helped Sarah find her way back to the light again with honesty and strength.
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Kris launches his stunning new record, RUINS. Produced by Kasey Chambers and recorded with the finest band in the land (Bill Chambers, Jeff McCormack, Steve Fearnley) it combines equal measures of country heartbreak, down-home blues and rock'n'roll swagger. Kris throws down songs that cut deep; full of life and truth. He lights things up and makes them burn. It's brokenness made beautiful.
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the edges of folk, country and blues. Robb is not afraid to bare her soul, to share stories of love, belonging, heartache and failure.
In 2010, Robb was chosen by Triple J Unearthed to attend the Sydney Song Summit and be a part of exclusive songwriting sessions with some of Australia's finest including Kevin Mitchell (AKA Bob Evans), Julian Hamilton from the Presets and Megan Washington. She has also had the pleasure of performing at Gorgeous Festival, Fleurieu Folk Festival, Wirrina Bluegrass Festival and Red Desert Live performing alongside some of Australia's best.
2014 has seen Robb go from strength to strength, with support performances for guitar picking legend Stefan Grossman (US) and Eleanor McEvoy (Ire) and Darren Middleton (Powderfinger) as well as the release of her third alum "In the Dark" produced by Tristen Bird and mastered by Aria award winner Govinda Doyle.
You can hear Courtney here!
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Our drumming workshop will go ahead on the third Saturday
* Please note that The Cheese Factory Studio Gallery will be closed
for sessions in March/July/August 2015.
* Drumming workshops will
still go
ahead on the third Saturdays as usual.
* The Cheese Factory reserves the right to change performances, performance dates
and entry fees when required.
Please check our website regularly
for updated information...