cocktails with a great city view
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Foley's fish house for dinner
For a different kind of view, pick a restaurant in Little Italy and eat on the sidewalk and people watch
Is there a restaurant across the Brooklyn Bridge that has a good view of lower Manhattan? Maybe at the Brooklyn Marriott?
http://www.marriott.com/epp/dining.a...BK#restaurants
For a different kind of view, pick a restaurant in Little Italy and eat on the sidewalk and people watch
Is there a restaurant across the Brooklyn Bridge that has a good view of lower Manhattan? Maybe at the Brooklyn Marriott?
http://www.marriott.com/epp/dining.a...BK#restaurants
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The Bentley Hotel on East 62nd Street (at York Ave) has a large rooftop bar with a fantastic view of the city.
Also midtown's Peninsula Hotel, but be prepared to pay a small fortune for a drink.
Another option: The outdoor roof garden at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Wine by the glass and incredible views of Central Park and midtown.
Also midtown's Peninsula Hotel, but be prepared to pay a small fortune for a drink.
Another option: The outdoor roof garden at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Wine by the glass and incredible views of Central Park and midtown.
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The Rainbow Room on top of Rockefeller Center, The Broadway Bar at The Marriott Marquis, and the bar at Foley's Fish House. You've gotten some great suggestions as I also love everything else that has been mentioned.
Anyone know the address or Landmark of The Pen-Top Bar at the Penisula?
Anyone know the address or Landmark of The Pen-Top Bar at the Penisula?
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The Peninsula Hotel (Pen Top Bar) is on 55th just west of Fifth Ave.
A little known place is Top of the Tower at the Beekman Hotel at 49th st east of 1st ave. Live piano, decent drinks, GREAT views. Food so so.
The view of the skyline from the River Cafe in Brooklyn is great.
A little known place is Top of the Tower at the Beekman Hotel at 49th st east of 1st ave. Live piano, decent drinks, GREAT views. Food so so.
The view of the skyline from the River Cafe in Brooklyn is great.
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Here's another vote for the Rainbow Room. Also, Nirvana on 59th Street has a spectacular view, but the food is overpriced, mediocre Indian food (IMHO, not as good as E6th Street). The best view downtown is on the 64th floor observatory deck at my office on Pine Street. Unfortunately, the space is employee only.
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