Restaurant around Union Square
Oct 27th, 2004, 05:49 AM
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Restaurant around Union Square
Our family with 9 year old son will go to Salva's Snowshow on Sunday in Union Square at 2pm and need place to eat afterwords (around 4PM). We don't need specifically kids place. Not a burger or dinner place and my husband don't like oriental food. Please help me find reasonably priced (entree no more than $25)place for us to eat. I'm not sure if places will be open at 4PM. I've did some research on citysearch, but still confused and prefer recommendation.
Thanks a lot,
Mariya
Thanks a lot,
Mariya
Oct 27th, 2004, 05:55 AM
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There's a very charming little Italian place, I just discoverd on 3rd avenue at 19th st. It's called Piccolo. Also for French Brasserie type food, Cafe Deville, on 3rd Avenue and 13th St. On Park AVenie South between 17th and 23rd St there are several decent places, Park AValon, CHanga (Mexican), Angelo & Maxie's (Steak) to name a few.
Oct 27th, 2004, 08:02 AM
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Angelo & Maxie's is a good suggestion. Also City Crab at 19th & Park and right behind it is one of my favorites, Duke's which has great burgers, sandwiches, mac & cheese. You may want something fancier. Park Avalon & Blue Water Grill are also right there, but may be too expensive depending on what you order. Many good ones in this area!
Oct 27th, 2004, 08:26 AM
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I think Suzie is in the wrong city. I assume we're talking about NYC, yes?
There are so many good places near there. The Coffee Shop (which is not a coffee shop) is a fun, funky place with moderate prices and American food with a Brazilian twist. Steak Frites is a French bistro that specializes in steak and french fries.
America is a very popular place with kids and is not far. It's got much more than burgers. It does get a bit loud though. You shouldn't have a problem at most places getting served at that hour on a Sunday, but you should phone ahead to check. Candela is in the neighborhood and has an early $20 dinner but not sure if it's on Sundays and at that hour.
There are so many good places near there. The Coffee Shop (which is not a coffee shop) is a fun, funky place with moderate prices and American food with a Brazilian twist. Steak Frites is a French bistro that specializes in steak and french fries.
America is a very popular place with kids and is not far. It's got much more than burgers. It does get a bit loud though. You shouldn't have a problem at most places getting served at that hour on a Sunday, but you should phone ahead to check. Candela is in the neighborhood and has an early $20 dinner but not sure if it's on Sundays and at that hour.
Oct 29th, 2004, 07:54 AM
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I don' think there is any free parking anymore. It's mostly meters, which means adding quarters every hour. There may be some side streets with free parking, but spots are not easy to come by. I would just put in a lot (there are many right in the area).
Oct 29th, 2004, 07:57 AM
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If you mean this SUnday, I wouldn't even drive into the city if you odn't have to. It's Halloween. The halloween parade is huge, and causes major traffic jams. The Union Sq area is just a block east of the parade route (down 5th av in that area).
Oct 30th, 2004, 02:35 AM
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Hey, Maggi, I went to see Slava's Snowshow when they came to Honolulu and I really enjoyed it. However, quite a few people did not. I think if you appreciate the art of the clown, you will find the show to be wonderful and whimsical and well done.
Nov 8th, 2004, 12:34 PM
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This Replay is for Maggi. She ask me to post report on Snowshow. I think it's good family show. A lot of fun for kids and adults. Throwing balls at the end of show is cool. You will leave this show in a good mood.
I don't think though it's the greates show I've seen in my life (as it says in reviews) and not sure if it worth $60. We've got tickets through TDF for $23. We ate in Piccolo restaurant (3 ave between 19 & 20). Dicent Italian place. It was 4pm and not many places is open. Enjoy you show!
Mariya
I don't think though it's the greates show I've seen in my life (as it says in reviews) and not sure if it worth $60. We've got tickets through TDF for $23. We ate in Piccolo restaurant (3 ave between 19 & 20). Dicent Italian place. It was 4pm and not many places is open. Enjoy you show!
Mariya
Nov 8th, 2004, 02:00 PM
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Mariya, thank you for taking the time to post a report. I'm glad you liked the show.
I didn't know what you meant by "TDF" and looked it up. It stands for Theatre Development Fund and it looks like I qualify for membership for several reasons. Wish I had know about this beforehand, I could have saved a lot of money on these tickets. But thank you for the tip. Perhaps it will help for future trips.
Maggi
I didn't know what you meant by "TDF" and looked it up. It stands for Theatre Development Fund and it looks like I qualify for membership for several reasons. Wish I had know about this beforehand, I could have saved a lot of money on these tickets. But thank you for the tip. Perhaps it will help for future trips.
Maggi
