loisco

I lost my original post...would like to spend about $100...no Asian...we like Continental or any good food. Theatre is on 45th Street. Thank you.

ellenem

To find your original post, just click on your screen name next to "welcome."

How many people are you feeding for $100?

loisco

Feeding 2 or us. Where is the "welcome"...? I don't see anything that says welcome. We used to put our screen name in the search box but that doesn't work..(I have a Mac computer)..maybe I am on the wrong page?

ellenem

At the very top of the screen

or just click on YOUR screen name in blue in this post or any time you see it in blue

loisco

Thank you..I just saw the welcome...!!! ...so do you know a restaurant for pre dinner?..we once ate at District and that was good but we wanted to try something different.

Again thanks for the hint on finding old posts.

Aduchamp1

Pomaire for well prepared Chilean food is different.

There are a slew of new restaurants on Ninth Avenue, is anyone adventurous to go try one?

joanw

Scarlatto's on 47th St. has a good pre fixe theatre menu. ($30 or $35 for 3 courses, I forget which). The food is really good.

loisco

Thank you..I am writing it down on my list which is very short..

loisco

I just also looked at that Pomaire...that sounds good too!..

AtlTravelr

Ate at Pomaire for the first time last month also pre-theatre. Really enjoyed the food and service was very friendly. I'd like to return when I'm not so anxious to get out early.

loisco

Would appreciate any other suggestions...

mclaurie

We ate at Saju Bistro before Billy Elliot. They have a $28/person prix fixe that was very good. Mussels appetizer was huge and hanger steak was good. We had to ask for the prix fixe menu though. http://www.menupages.com/restaurants/saju/

Chez Josephine is a more unusual, unique place but is not as close to the theater and will be pricier. They have live music nightly but it starts as you'd be getting ready to leave.

loisco

Keep them coming...thanks..

loisco

The menu at Chez Josephine looks good....but not sure if they have a pre theatre dinner.

HowardR

Chez Jopephine does indeed have a pre-theater dinner. In fact, they currently have a special $35 prix-fixe menu.

loisco

You say it's not near the Imperial Theatre..but is it a long walk????..or doable?..we are in our 70..but we are fairly fit.

HowardR

It's 4 1/2 blocks from the theater (just west of 9th Avenue on 42nd Street). And, it's certainly walkable. The staff is very used to getting you out of the restaurant in time to make the show. ake reservations for 5:45-6 and you'll be fine.

jdtravelabroad

The food is better at Angus McIndoe's, which is just a block or two from the Imperial if memory serves. Save Chez Josephine for drinks afterwards and enjoy the pianist.

HowardR

Sorry, jd, but I don't agree with you about the relative merits of the food at the two restaurants. I'll take CJ anytime for food, ambiance and service!

jdtravelabroad

I'll give you CJs for ambiance, howard, but am sticking with AM for both food and service. Been to AM's many more times, I'll admit!