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Old Dec 21st, 2006, 02:36 PM
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NY - Dinner around the Iroquois hotel in NY

We are looking for italian, american/continetal, french, seafood. We like a place we like a place we can dress up for. Any suggestions would be welcome.

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You can dress up for anyplace you like - no one will turn you away for being overdressed.

Are you looking for gourmet cuisine and an upscale budget?

For seafood the best in NYC is Le Bernardine - not so far from there. Also excellent- but a little less pricey is the Sea Grill at Rock Center. Are those in your budget range (check menupages.com) or are you looking for a diferent range?
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There's a gorgeous restaurant within the Iroquois. Also in the same block are DB Bistro Moderne, Gaby's at the Sofitel, the Round Room at the Algonquin...
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thank you. We are looking for around $200 or so for dinner. We live in DC so are used to the high price.
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Then don't go to Le Bernardin. It's very good, but the lower end tasting menu is going to set you back $270, not incliuding drinks, taxes and tip.

DB Bistro Moderne is a lower cost alternative. Good bistro food and definitely within your price range. It's one of Daniel Bouloud's restaurants - the lower end version.
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Oh, and btw, if you mean $200 pp, then go to Le Bernardin.
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I would recommend Le Bernadin. You cannot get the tasting menu but they have a 4 course menu for $108 per person, so after wine and all the tab WILL be close to $300 but the food is trancendent. Nothing else in the area will come close, I don't think. Another less expensive possibility for seafood is Esca, one of Mario Batali's places on 43rd and 9th but I have not been there so cannot comment.

www.esca-nyc.com
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My very posh sister, Jennifer, just had dinner at Cafe Gray on Columbus Circle and RAVED about it.

www.cafegray.com
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I had dinner at the Iroquois a couple of years ago. It was excellent.
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