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Great French country cooking at pauper-friendly prices are the hallmark of this Fashion District favorite which serves great paté.
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The sumptuous Art Deco dining room in the historic Oviatt Building almost overshadows the food. The Northern Italian menu features classics.
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The urban jazzy pan-Latino decor here is as bold and exuberant as the food created by star chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger.
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For great dim sum, snag a table in this Chinatown banquet hall. Try the bite-sized stuffed wontons and short ribs.
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This vast wood and leather seafood restaurant has the city’s finest Happy Hours with fish tacos, stir-fried rice, and other fun fare at bargain prices.
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Loosen your belt for the juiciest steaks ever. Preview your cut in the glass-encased aging chamber.
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This “original” hasn’t gone out of fashion since it first began serving bulging French-dipped meat sandwiches in 1908.
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Canvases adorn the walls of this sophisticated sushi parlor in a former warehouse in the Arts District. The raw fish morsels are divine.
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Fish and seafood fanciers from all over flock to this clubby shrine, which uses only impeccably fresh ingredients. Desserts are superb.
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In this reliable Chinese eatery, a plate of the hallmark “slippery shrimp” graces almost every table. The moo-shu pork is also a good bet.
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