Top 10 Restaurants in New York 2010
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Nation Restaurant & BarAmerican, American Traditional, New American, Bar12 W 45th St, New York (212) 391-8053 ![]() Now that summer is over we are heading back to our spot Point Break on 45th St. Very laid back and the staff very friendly. Prices and specials are good which is a rarity for midtown, which lends itself to rip-off tourist spots. We even have gotten s...![]() |
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Bella NapoliItalian, Pizzeria, Bakery150 W 49th St, New York (212) 719-2819 ![]() This is NYC's best kept secret. The Grandma slice is absolutely out of this world, with many layers of flavor with the blend of 4 different cheeses plus great sauce and flavorful crust. The entree portions are ABUNDANT and all reasonably priced.![]() |
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AYZA Wine & Chocolate BarFrench, Candy/Dessert Shop, Bar11 W 31st St, Between 5th Avenue And Broadway, New York (212) 714-2992 ![]() My hubby and I recently celebrated an anniversary here - it was his pick, and when he told the cabby the address I was less than excited. I don't imagine too much being in the area, but that made it all the more pleasant a surprise when we got there....![]() |
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Talia's Steakhouse & BarSteak House, Kosher668 Amsterdam Avenue, New York (212) 580-3770 ![]() This past Saturday night, my boyfriend and I ate out with another couple at Talia’s steakhouse. Talia’s is actually open until 4am that night, and unexpectedly we stayed until closing. There was live music, and a bar, so we really felt like we were a...![]() |
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PJ CharltonAmerican Traditional, Italian, Casual/Family, Banquet/Party Room549 Greenwich St, New York (212) 924-9532 ![]() This restaurant is tucked away on one of the last most desolate corners in SO HO. However once you arrive it is an oasis of great food at reasonable prices in a very comfortable setting;always plenty of fresh floral arrangements.It has thrived there ...![]() |
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Luzia'sBasque, Portuguese, Spanish, Tapas429 Amsterdam Ave, New York (212) 595-2000 ![]() I can only say that luzias is only missing the cork trees and the grapevines . If you love fado,pears in port,and azuelas then luzias is for you.learn some portuguese history and for just a moment envision yourself sitting with "tales of the caravell...![]() |
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Candela CandelaCuban, Italian92 2nd Ave, New York (212) 529-2563 ![]() Candela Candela is one of my favorite spots on the East Side; I love to bring dates here and enjoy one of their amazing pastas or alternatively bring my friends to their excellent Mojito Bar.![]() |
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Dardanel Mediterranean & SeafoodMediterranean, Turkish, Seafood, Banquet/Party Room1071 1st Ave, New York (212) 888-0809 ![]() Ambiance and the price were great as was the unusual turkish influenced menu.
The food was only good though despite the turkish flair (like the golden crispy mussels and hummus and the Mediterranean fish).![]() |
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The Irish PuntIrish, Brewery/Pub/Tavern40 Exchange Pl Lbby 1, New York (212) 422-7868 ![]() Great restaurant for a good lunchtime hamburger at a reasonable price for the financial district in NYC. Some tables are noisy, but overall is a good value for price / product.![]() |
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Caridad BroadwayContinental, Latin, Spanish4799 Broadway, New York (212) 544-9286 ![]() Good comfort food for a good price and friendly service. Definitely not a dress up place, but they have decent entertainment during weekends (live music)![]() |
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Now that summer is over we are heading back to our spot Point Break on 45th St. Very laid back and the staff very friendly. Prices and specials are good which is a rarity for midtown, which lends itself to rip-off tourist spots. We even have gotten s...
