NYC Girls Trip Itinerary ideas
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NYC Girls Trip Itinerary ideas
Hi,
A few of my girlfriends (late 30s mid 40s) are going to spend a weekend in October in NYC. We of course will shop and attend a Broadway show but I am looking for a good Italian restaurant to eat at for dinner, a really nice and hip lounge for cocktails and someplace swanky for lunch.
I would really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
A few of my girlfriends (late 30s mid 40s) are going to spend a weekend in October in NYC. We of course will shop and attend a Broadway show but I am looking for a good Italian restaurant to eat at for dinner, a really nice and hip lounge for cocktails and someplace swanky for lunch.
I would really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
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Well for swanky lunch you could look at Grenouille - traditional French for ladies who lunch - or Le Barnardin - great for seafood. either will set you back about $100 for a prix fixe lunch and a glass of wine. Obvioiusly more if you order off the menu.
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Sorry everyone for being vague. I'm not trying to be difficult. I was thinking a restaurant for dinner in the same league as the 21 Club. Of course, I haven't been there in about 5 years so it may be considered a dump now. I consider myself a 4-5 star traveler as do my friends. We don't mind putting out some dough for a good meal but I don't think we want to pay $250 and up PP for a meal. Does this help?
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You said what you don't want to pay "$250 and up." Does that mean you would pay up to $249? I'm not being sarcastic, just trying to get an idea of how much you want to pay! "We don't mind putting out some dough for a good meal" still doesn't tell us how much you're willing to spend!
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Well 21 is more a businessman's place - I wouldn;t think of it for a group of women. And while the food is OK - its' nothing to write home about. the ones I mentioned have much better food. And if you order off the menu will be considerably more than $100 - depending in large part on what wine you order (or drinks you have).
If you want something with a "name" you can always do the River Cafe - incredible views and excellent food - $150 up depending again on wine/drinks.
for Italian have a look at Babbo.
If you go to menupages.com you can see the current menus with prices.
If you want something with a "name" you can always do the River Cafe - incredible views and excellent food - $150 up depending again on wine/drinks.
for Italian have a look at Babbo.
If you go to menupages.com you can see the current menus with prices.
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pastis, balthazar or da silvano for lunch if you are in soho
all the best restaurants are in downtown now. where are you staying?
maybe TAO for drinks/dinner on upper east side. hell's kitchen is a really popular area now
Grammercy Tavern great for dinner
all the best restaurants are in downtown now. where are you staying?
maybe TAO for drinks/dinner on upper east side. hell's kitchen is a really popular area now
Grammercy Tavern great for dinner
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Jan 13th, 2017 03:27 PM


We have a pretty generous budget. We don't want to break the bank but we also do not intend on playing our way through NY on nickels and dimes.


