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- profanitypete Sep 24, 2008 03:47 PM
Hey, my name is Peter and I'm going to be coming down to the city with my girlfriend in the middle of October for a weekend for our anniversary. Going to be staying 2 nights, and going to see Grease on Broadway on Friday night. I'm looking for places for dinner for Friday before the show, Saturday, and Sunday earlyish(5 or so, have a plane leaving JFK at 8:45)
I personally am a sucker for a good steak, she loves great seafood(shrimp in particular), and good salty spicy bbq is something we both love.
What would you guys recommend for me?? I'm looking for one upscale place (not cheap but not $400 a person... maybe $100-150 for the both of us) and then a couple of more casual places.... I'm staying at the Westin, and I have no clue how to get around the city. Guess I'm looking for within walking distance or a short cab ride.
Thanks so much for the input, I can't wait to come and enjoy the city!
Also, if there are any quick easy good little places to eat for lunch, I'd be open to suggestions.
Thanks again,
Hmmmm, $150 for the two of you is on the, ah, lower end of upscale in Manhattan. Without any wine or cocktails, $150 for the two of you is $75pp, minus tax and 20% tip, that comes out to about $60 on food.
NYC has more than a few good steak places, a handful not that many great seafood places (BTW the best shrimp I've had is gulf shrimp and I don't see it that commonly in NYC), and a burgeoning and respectable BBQ scene. Your options, of course, expand if you leave Midtown.
Where are you coming from? If you're staying in Midtown, most anywhere in Manhattan is a "short cab ride" and the expense of cab rides can easily be estimated using online tools such as hopstop.com. If you are willing to spend 20 minutes in a cab, you can be in a lot of different Manhattan neighborhoods. Also, New Yorkers tend to say that "walking distance" is anything within a 1/2 mile to 1 mile away. Not sure what walking distance is like where you're from.
Also, if you give us more on your itinerary, we can more easily suggest "quick easy good little places to eat for lunch" with the caveat that a lot of "good places" to eat for lunch have long lines because of the weekday lunch rush.
You might want to look at places while arent exactly upscale but provide great value and service like the tasting menu at Lan, Insieme, and then go higher end at lunch like Jean Georges, or Perry Street where its a bargain.
Times Sq is a major transit hub you can pretty much go anywhere because alot of the major train lines connect at times sq,
Check out Etcetera Etcetera on 44th for your pre-theater dinner. You could both do appetizers, entrees, and dessert off the regular menu. The have some nicely priced wines and with tax and tip you would probably hit that 150. I think the food is very very good (it won't change your life but you will like anything you have) and the space is very metropolitan, service is friendly.
re: Spiritchaser
Well, we don't need to worry about Wine, we're both 20, so probably shouldn't do that. Might be able to extend our anniversary dinner to about 200 for the both of us... and on Sunday, all we have planned is a massage in the hotel at 11-12, so we could probably go on a cab ride somewhere else.
As to the rest of the weekend, the only things I actually have planned (it's a surprise for her so I'm doing all the planning) is Friday night at 8 is the show, And Saturday at 3 we have a 2 hr tour. I bought the New York Pass (probably a waste of money, but I didn't feel like waiting in line) so I want to go to the Emp State building, Satue of Liberty, MoMA, and any other places that would be cool to visit... Haven't planned times for those yet, but they can probably be pretty flexible.
I'm coming from upstate NY, middle of nowhere NY heh... A good walk for us would probably be half a mile to a mile, so that extends things a bit. If there is some place that jumps out as a great place to eat for 100 a person, let me know because I wouldn't mind taking a cab to get to some better food for the same price..
When we come in on Friday, we're probably going to be hungry so a good place between JFK and Midtown would be great. I think we're going to take the airport shuttle to the end of the line then just take the metro from there to times square, unless there are any suggestions on a better route short of a cab.
Thank you guys so much for all the help, I really can't wait to come down and see the city!
re: profanitypete
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island are kind of an all day affair from the standing in line to get on the ferry, going through security, waiting for the ferry to leave, getting off the ferry, etc. (make sure you get your Monument Pass or else you can't go *inside* the Statue) and there isn't much food-wise on either Liberty Island or Ellis Island itself. I would probably stop off somewhere and grab some sandwiches to go (maybe wichcraft, Pret a Manger, or Financier Patisserie) and bring a picnic lunch.
For the Empire State Building, it's near a lot of public transit, and if you walk a few blocks you'll be in Koreatown where there's some good food (IMHO the Top of the Rock has a better view and way shorter line). For most tourist destinations if you do a search like "title:MoMA" you can find lots of previous threads about them.
For Friday, personally, I'd just rather drop off all the luggage at the hotel rather than fight with the bags and try to get off the train to get something to eat on the way. Be forewarned that the Airtrain + subway ride will be pretty long (not sure when you're coming in), so you might be pretty hungry by the time you check into your hotel.
Reasonable tasting menus (most are under $100 I think, I'd aim for $75 or so without tax or tip):
re: The Chowhound Team
Sorry about that, I will keep the questions to just chow.
To everyone else, thank you very much for all of the great information, and I will be sure to post if I have any more questions.
re: melliempa
I like Becco as well, but it's not the upscale experience that the OP is looking for.
Pete, if you're looking for more upscale Italian I'd try Insieme. Also consider DB Bistro Moderne for more continental fare. Both could run you closer to $200 for two, but are an order of magnitude above Becco and the other places on restaurant row.
There are a lot of reasonable restaurants around 9th Ave. Not far from the theater.
Not necessarily steak but I would recommend Whym on 9th around 54th and also Marseille.
I like Ben Benson's which is not far from the theater district but it may be a little high for your budget. Most good steak restaurants in NYC are high priced.
re: s.piller
Just discovered a really nice place in the theater district: Etcetera Etcetera. Very friendly staff, reasonably priced, very welcoming and excellent food. A breath of fresh air in an area that doesn't usually offer much. I also like Bluefin in the W Hotel. Dinner is pretty expensive, but the weekend brunch (with a free mimosa!) is a good deal.
re: niia
Thanks everyone for all the great input.
I think I'm going to head to etcetera for the pre Broadway dinner, and then maybe insieme on Sunday. Saturday may just be room service, and then head out to see the city at night, unless there are any restaurants that are like the Top of the Hub in Boston, sitting at the top of a tall building.
Anything like that in Manhattan?
re: profanitypete
Maybe you want to head up to the bar in the Mandarin Oriental but please resist the temptation to have dinner or drinks in the rainbow room/top of the rock. Way, way over priced and way, way past it's prime.
re: Spiritchaser
Thanks, noted. Bars aren't our thing, but we might give it a shot.
re: profanitypete
Hey, profanitypete,
You'll need to re-think your plan a bit because Insieme is closed on Sundays.
Instead, since you mention liking steak, you might want to consider going to Keens. It's on 36th St., b/t 5th & 6th Avs., so you can walk there from the Westin (on 43rd, near 8th) or grab a cab. Keens has been in that location since 1885, so in addition to excellent food, there is unmatchable Old NY ambiance. They open for dinner on Sunday at 5 p.m.
You also mention liking bbq, so you could go to the truly excellent Daisy May's, on the corner of 11th Av. & 46th St. Cafeteria-style service. Open Sundays from noon until 9 p.m.
If you want a 360 degree view of the NYC landscape from up high, there is The View, the lounge/restaurant at the top of the Times Square Marriott Marquis that revolves. Get yourself a couple of soft drink, but whatever you do, don't eat there!
Re: Becco (mentioned upthread). Mediocre pastas, exceedingly cramped seating, and a hideously high noise level. In a word: Avoid!
Happy Anniversary! Enjoy your visit to NYC and Bon Appetit!
re: RGR
Thanks so much for the info! Thanks for the welcome as well.
My only question now would be if I ate at keens at 5, think I could make it to JFK by roughly 7:45? Flight leaves at 8:45..
Really what I'm asking is is do I have time to eat there? or is it a place where we should expect to be there for 2 + hours.
re: profanitypete
You shouldn't have a problem getting out of there in 1 -1.5 hrs, especially if you sit in the pub room and let them know that you're in a rush.
re: profanitypete
At 5 p.m. on a Sunday, Keens is not likely to be very busy, so you will be seated immediately. (Still best to make a reservaton.) Presuming a 3-course meal, it shouldn't take more than an hour and a half for two people to eat, so if you finish at around 6:30, that will give you plenty of time to get to JFK by 7:45. Though I've always found Keens' service and kitchen to be very efficient, you should inform your server that you do have some time constraints.
A few other things to note. They give you a bowl of crudite and dipping sauce right after you are seated, so if you don't have huge appetites, you can consider not orderig appetizers. You can easily share one order of Caesar salad because the portion is huge. Certain main courses -- for example, the signature mutton chop and the lamb chops -- come with a vegetable, so be sure to ask in order not to duplicate sides. Sides are "for the table" and are meant to be shared.
One more idea. When you call to reserve, you can ask if your bags can be stored in the coat check room. That way, you don't have to go back to your hotel but can go directly to the airport.
Hey Peter,
For a casual place in the area, I'd recommend Five Napkin Burger on 45th and 9th. It's a burger bar with really great service (my waiters were constantly on top of things with quick refills of beverages and were vigilant to notice if I needed anything) and I think a pretty decent burger for the area.


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MOREHEAD, Ky. -- Morehead State senior guard Terrice Robinson and junior guard Almesha Jones have been named to the official Preseason All-Ohio Valley Conference Team.
The Morehead State pair was part of the 10-member all-OVC team selected by the league's head coaches and sports information personnel. MSU is one of just three schools to have two players named to the team. The duo is the second-highest scoring combination returning to an OVC team this season.
Robinson, a Second-Team All-OVC pick last season, became just the 10th player in program history to eclipse the 500-point mark for a season. She scored 524 points and averaged 17.5 per game to rank third in the conference.
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Paris-based photographer Peter Lippmann paints us a picture with high heels and creme brulee.READ MORE
New York-born, Paris-based photographer Peter Lippmann has found his niche amongst pencil heels and creme brulee. Peter's editorial, still life and food photography for Vogue, Marie Claire, the NY Times Magazine or Madame Figaro (amongst many others), and his collaboration with Christian Louboutin and the Cartier Art Magazine are proof this photographer has something to say by adding a touch of dark sense of humour to his work.
Seductive, tactile, painterly, the compositions are considered, layered, measured, often a wink to the Old Masters, yet, with a contemporary edge. 'My father was a painter, among lots of other things. He instilled a love of painting in me at a very young age. I paint like a spanish cow, but I do some of my own backgrounds and really enjoy doing it' Peter explains. Working in Paris for 25 years, a city where art and fashion become synonymous, may also explain a few things.
Although the technical aspect is flawless (no accidents in sight here), the creative process starts much earlier on the piece. 'I spend a lot more time on idea then on the technical aspects. Conception and work beforehand is increasingly important to me and understanding how important this part of my work is, has been responsible for the leap in my career over the last 10 years' Peter adds.
We catch up with Peter to talk about working with dogs (with no animal handler on set!) and his gorgeous editorial piece for Marie Claire, Shoebones.
Given how carefully composed are your images, how was shooting with dogs? Any tricks needed to make them behave?
In all humility, I am the dog master. I spent 15 years studying under Johana, half Tibetan terrier, half poodle, whose constant wisdom, patience, and understanding made me a more canine human being. Compared to the CD covers for my rock band (Walking the Dogs) this shoot was puppy's play…
Where did the idea came from? We can all feel the pain of having a pair of favourite stilettos destroyed…
The idea came over dinner with Christophe Cagnolari. My only real merit is that I used to be his au pair, when I first came to Paris 30 years ago.
The spaces look very interesting… where was it shot?
Some were done in the studio, some were at my upstairs neighbor's appartment which hasn't changed since the 1950′s. I've shot several decors in her apartment. I'd love to tell you her name but…
Who are the dogs featured?
All of the dogs owners were on the Walking the Dogs mailing list. The double irish wolf is the master of the world renowned model maker – Alain Roussel.
And finally, do you have a dog yourself?
I never had a dog, but dogs always had me. When I was a child I was owned by two chihuahua, a Manchester terrier, and then a golden retriever. However, it was only as Johana's disciple that I began to glimpse the beauty and complexity of the canine world.
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We are excited to announce that our second issue—a collaboration with 50 contributors from 10 countries—is available online. Featuring Roger Ballen, Carrie Brownstein, Lucian Freud, Matt Furie, Sophie Gamand, Daniel Johnston, Robin Schwartz, William Wegman, Bruce Weber, Eric Yahnker and many more.READ MORE
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The Berlin wall crumbled in 1989, but it wasn't until the early '00s that Berlin's heart began to beat to a new tune: art galleries were carved out of pre-war ruins. performance spaces sprung from Bauhaus architecture. And underground electronica triggered an all-hours club scene. The bohemia that is Berlin has what photographer/designer Hedi Slimane once described as an "urban intimacy". Which is why continental Europe's largest city is not only a haven for creative individuals, but so too for their dogs. For our second issue, we asked Berlin-based designer Petra Jungebluth (from local brand Cloud7) to walk us beyond the cafés and cobblestones to her dog's stomping grounds. Read more about our visit. Illustration by Tobias Röttger.
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Nathaniel Russell's easy-going style is at odds with his hyper-prodigious output.
Rainbo, Rusell's latest show opens today at Mollusk Surf Shop in San Francisco.
Sipke Visser's Doggies, the book documenting the bond between dogs and their owners at London dog shows, goes on tour. Fifteen large scale prints will be exhibited inside a beautiful little church in Zweins, the Netherlands, as part of the Noorderlicht Photography Festival. Until 26th October 2014.
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Originating in China, Kombucha is a fermented tea adored by strident health and wellbeing advocates for its many healing properties. Photographer Michael Faye of high end pet portraiture business DOGisArt is one of them. When Kombucha was taken off the shelves after wild child Lindsay Lohan got it pulled from the market (supposedly it gave her a false read on a breathaliser) Faye brought it back and bit by bit perfected Kombucha Dog, a selection of four perfect brews. Each Kombucha Dog label features a pic of a pooch that needs a home with the offer to adopt via the website, meaning Kombucha Dog not only tastes good but does good too.
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Finding Shelter is not a shelter dog project—it is a people project. And just like all of Jesse Freidin's dog portraiture, at its core, is simply about relationships.READ MORE
Jeff Koon's first retrospective at The Whitney has opened, the whole Marcel Breuer building playing host to some 150 of the artist's pop culture (and often controversial) favorites dating back to 1978—from the big, shiny "Balloon Dog (Yellow)" to "Seal Walrus Trash Cans" to "Michael Jackson and Bubbles". Koons has finished what Warhol started, testing the boundaries between high art and mass culture. Until 19 October.
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Composer Clint Mansell Uses Rock Band Roots to Bridge the Gap Between Film Scoring and the Live ArenaAural Fixation By Allison Loring on May 24, 2012 | Comments (2)
I had the opportunity to see one of my favorite composers perform selections of his work live a few weeks back, and to say it was a magical evening would be an understatement. But before I went completely over the moon (pun!) from the experience, I was given the opportunity to speak with the man himself about the evening, what led him decide to bring his scores to the stage and his process as one of the industry's most successful and innovative composers. Keep reading for my interview with composer Clint Mansell (Moon, Black Swan, Requiem For a Dream) and keep your eyes (and ears) peeled as it sounds like these live performances may just be the start of a whole new way of experience film scores.
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Los Angeles' Largo at the Cornet is a small venue where even the last row in the house is a good seat. There is no preferential treatment here, no seats sectioned off for "special" guests. In previous trips, I did the non-spoken eye move indicating that the two seats in my row were open to a tall man in a baseball cap (who I later realized was Rainn Wilson) proving that everyone here is equal, we have all gathered for the same reason and that unspoken knowledge makes the link between each person in the room (at least for those few hours) palpable. The man of the hour this particular night even pointed out that while he had put him on the guest list, he was not sure Moon director Duncan Jones had actually made it out only to have Jones confirm his presence by shouting, "I'm right here, mate!" from only a few seats down from me. This layout gives the sense of an intimate and unique experience that makes you feel like the artist is performing from the couch in your living room. There are no backstage passes here or over inflated egos, just a group of people who have come together for a common interest, and on this night it was the music of Clint Mansell.
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On Wednesday, I wrapped up the class I've been teaching all semester: "The Great Recession: Causes and Consequences." (Slides for the lectures are available via my blog.) And while teaching the course was fun, I found myself turning at the end to an agonizing question: Why, at the moment it was most needed and could have done the most good, did economics fail?
In the highly competitive news business in this ultra-political town, a constant battle goes on among reporters to obtain interviews with the most knowledgeable governmental insiders from the White House to Congress. This is particularly so among television anchors vying to bag superstars for their shows.
Jim Manzi is the founder and chairman of Applied Predictive Technologies and one of the originators of cloud computing. He is also a well-known libertarian/conservative thinker, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor to the National Review. Between his tech background and his politics, he's about the last person you'd expect to praise the historic role government has played in the critical business of innovation - or to call for that role to be stepped up in the here and now.
No one who supports the death penalty should have the slightest problem with the way Clayton Lockett died.
Lockett, a convicted murderer, spent 43 minutes in apparent agony Tuesday night as the state of Oklahoma tried to execute him by injecting an untested cocktail of drugs. Instead of quickly losing consciousness, he writhed in obvious distress and attempted to speak. Witnesses described what they saw as horrific.
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Cowl neck dress with back darts, gathered side waist shaping and invisible zipper in the back. Relatively simple to make.
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Feb 9, 2014, 02.12 PMby cchristie
That's brilliant. I so want to crack 'anglomania' with my own sewing and I think you just need to be brave! Look forward to seeing lots more
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Very nice dress! Suits you perfect :)
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Thank you so much Ellen!
Feb 7, 2014, 06.18 PMby halokitty087
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Thank you! It was a bit of an experiment, but it was fun to try this out in the tartan!
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Feb 7, 2014, 09.45 AMby Debbie Allingham
It looks great in tartan – I have it in navy (I really must upload all my recent makes – I've been manic setting up my new business!) A friend saw mine and immediately said it was very Viv W and I agree, but especially in your lovely fabric. Great job :)
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Thank you! It's a nice pattern isn't it! I would love to see your version! Good luck with your business!
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Thanks so much – it's going really well so far. I will upload the dress soon – I made the sleeveless top version too – such a quick make and looks great!
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BY MITCH DUDEK Staff Reporter August 6, 2014 2:24AM
Abbey Salch, project manager at Agency 360, stands near an unpainted horse, one of about 100 that will represent Chicago Police officers killed or injured in the line of duty. The horses will be painted with unique designs chosen by businesses that sign up to sponsor a horse, at prices beginning at $2,500. | Provided photo
Flanked by two life-size fiberglass horses and hoping to help raise money for the families of slain and catastrophically injured police officers, Denise Domagala told her story Tuesday afternoon at Chicago Police Headquarters.
After her husband, Chicago Police Officer Bernie Domagala, was shot in the head 26 years ago during a hostage situation on the South Side, she didn't know what to do.
"I used to say to the department, 'Give me a book because I don't know what happens now. We didn't have police in the family, like a lot of officers do," she said. "I said, 'Give me a book of rules, where do we go, do we have insurance?' . . . I didn't know anything. There was no book, no protocol."
She struggled to support her husband, who needed to stay in an assisted living facility, and her three young sons.
"We went for 16 years or so with no assistance or no help or people calling, so we kind of felt like we were out there floundering," she said. "And then when the Police Memorial Foundation came together and called us in 2006 and said 'We can help you. How's Bernie and the boys,' it was unbelievable."
Domagala is cared for at a North Side facility.
The foundation, which financially aids families of police officers who were slain or catastrophically injured on the job, helped pay for her twin sons to attend college and business school.
Domagala shared her tale as the foundation kicked off a major fundraising effort featuring horses.
Fifty life-size fiberglass horses will be placed on downtown sidewalks along Michigan Avenue beginning Sept. 11.
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Horses are still available for sponsorship. Some will be placed near Navy Pier and other downtown spots.
Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy heaped praise on the program and admired the artistry that went into making the horses. He said that despite being more into sports when he was kid, he once tried painting.
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