Summer
Restaurant Week June 28-July 2
What's new in eateries?
New York City's newest restaurants are placing as much focus on atmosphere
and decor as they have always placed on food. Three recent and noteworthy
additions for their clever transformation of space are: "Theo" - a
converted UPS station, "The Park"- a converted Parking Garage and "Bid" a
new addition to Sotheby's East.
American
Park
at The Battery
17 State Street, New York 10004
(212) 809-5508
Offering both indoor and outdoor dining, its best
offer perhaps it the dramatic view of The Statue of
Liberty. Best enjoyed on a clear day.
Aureole
34 East 61st (Between Madison & Park Aves.)
New York, 10021
(212) 319-1660
Elegantly located in an eastside duplex townhouse
this favorite among critics continues to receive a
"#1" rating for decor, new American fare,
desserts and service. Dinner $69.00 prix fixe only.
Barbetta
321 West 46 Street,
New York, New York 10036 (212) 246-9171
Set in a 100+ year old townhouse, old-world elegance
, a romantic garden and excellent Northern Italian fare
are among the qualities that keep patrons returning.
Located right in the heart of the theatre district, this
elegant abode makes a great choice before a Broadway
performance or after a midtown shopping spree.
Barolo
398 West Broadway (B’tween Broome & Spring Streets)
(212) 226-1102 Northern Italian cuisine and revered garden. A great
location when spending time in Chinatown or SOHO
Blue Water Grill
31 Union Square West (at 16th Street)
(212) 675-9500
The unique interior of this converted bank makes a
great setting for this excellent seafood. A popular site
for the young looking to see and be seen. Outdoor seating available.
Bryant Park Grill
25 West 40th Street (behind the NY Public Library)
(212) 840-6500
Lunch and after-work drinks are most popular
Great location after a morning of touring Grand
Central Station, The Chrysler Bldg and the beautiful Beaux Art
architecture of the New York Public Library’s main branch.
The Boat House at Central Park
Central Park Lake at 72nd Street,
(212) 517-2233
It’s hard to believe this is New York City!
Enjoy lunch on a sunny day while watching the row
boat glide by.
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Dolphins
35 Cooper Square (Between 5th & 6th Aves)
(212) 375- 9195
International fare, great service and a beautiful
garden combine to form an enjoyable setting that
includes people watching in this central village neighborhood.
Gascogne
158 Eighth Avenue (Between 17 & 18th Streets)
(212) 675-6564
This Chelsea bistro does honors to the hearty fare of
southwest France. Its cozy ambiance and exquisite garden
create a romantic setting.
Hudson River Club
4 world Financial Center,
250 Vessey Street
(212) 786-1500
What a great view of Lady Liberty and the harbor. Add
attentive service and great American food, and this isan all-around winner.
Metropolitan Cafe
959 First Avenue (Between 51 & 52nd Street
(212) 759-5600
Try a burger or salad in the garden for a springtime lift.
Nirvana
30 Central Park South (between 5th & 6th Aves)
(212) 486-5700
The Arabian Nights decor and penthouse views of
Central Park place Nirvana near the top of the romantic
restaurant list.
Provence
38 MacDougal Street (at Prince Street) (212) 475-7500
Fine food, friendly service and a garden setting
worthy of the French impressionist painters.
Tavern on The Green
Central Park West at 66th Street
(212) 873-3200
A true New York City classic. Its Crystal Room and
outdoor garden are a feast for the eyes. Party rooms
are available. Enjoy lunch, dinner or evening drinks.
Call and ask about outdoor music and
dancing.
Vice Versa
325 West 51 Street (Between 8th & 9th Aves.) (212) 399-9291
Great sytle and excellent Italian food. A pretty
garden adds allure.
A newcomers that’s destined to succeed.
The Water Club
500 East 30th Street (by the East River)
Good American fare, fine service and decor
appropriate for its waterside setting, but nothing beats
the view.
Blue Water Grill
31 Union Square West (at 16th Street)
(212) 675-9500
The unique interior of this converted bank makes a
great setting for this excellent seafood. A popular site
for the young looking to see and be seen. Outdoor seating available.
Water’s Edge
44th Drive & East River (Vernon Blvd.)
Queens, NY 11101
(718) 482-0033
What more inviting view than the midtown New York
City skyline as viewed from the Queens side of the East River. A free ferry from midtown takes you to enjoy
not only the view, but the fine American fare and great
service.
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