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moominmolly) wrote2005-07-20 10:22 am
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foodies: help!
If you wanted to eat one good meal in New York City, didn't eat meat (other than fish), and wanted reservations for this weekend, where would you go? Meat on the menu is absolutely fine, as long as there are nonmeat/fish options available as well.
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since those requirements match my diet, the two places i've been itching to go are Yuka (all you can eat sushi for $18, 2nd ave between 81st and 82nd) and Mexican Radio, but neither one is the type of place that requires reservations.
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(sadly, i have no suggestions of my own. i need to fix this.)
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Can you get more specific? That doesn't really narrow it down enough. *) Where in New York? What else do and don't you eat?
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I can't help with Saturday night dinner, but..
Saturday dinner: ? (I prefer low-key places like... uh... that Carribean place near the Roger Williams Hotel?)
Sunday breakfast: The Popover Cafe (http://www.popovercafe.com/). Guess what they're really good at making?
Thanks!
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2. Applewood in Brooklyn, WD-50, Hearth, Public, Hangawi, Blue Ribbon, and I could totally go on....but most definitely Applewood. Don't miss Applewood!
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Artisanal Fromagerie and Bistro
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