Restaurants around W. 57th? (Parker Meridien)
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Restaurants around W. 57th? (Parker Meridien)
I'm looking for quick restarant reviews for an upcoming trip to NYC. We're staying at Le Parker Meridien. I know they have a restaurant there, but I would like to know of an "affordable" breakfast option... nothing fancy needed, just eggs, toast, pancakes, etc. Last year we stayed at Sofitel and ate at the little diner close by-- that sort of thing is fine. Can you help? THANKS!
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Hi,
The McDonalds at West 57th Street has closed. Mangia offers a nice breakfast. It's on W. 57th between 5th/6th Avenue... closer to 6th. You can also get a reasonably priced breakfast at Luciano's on W. 56th between 5th/6th... closer to 5th. Rue 57 offers breakfast.. but it might be more expensive. I believe Europa does too... on the corner of W. 57th/7th Avenue. I can't think of any diners nearby... except for the Brooklyn Diner on W. 57th... near 7th Avenue. It's an "upscale" diner... so I'm not sure how the prices are.
The McDonalds at West 57th Street has closed. Mangia offers a nice breakfast. It's on W. 57th between 5th/6th Avenue... closer to 6th. You can also get a reasonably priced breakfast at Luciano's on W. 56th between 5th/6th... closer to 5th. Rue 57 offers breakfast.. but it might be more expensive. I believe Europa does too... on the corner of W. 57th/7th Avenue. I can't think of any diners nearby... except for the Brooklyn Diner on W. 57th... near 7th Avenue. It's an "upscale" diner... so I'm not sure how the prices are.
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Cosmic Diner is at 8th ave & 52nd, good diner breakfasts and reasonably priced.
There is also a Le Pain Quotidien at 7th and 58th. Excellent coffee, artisan breads, eggs, waffles, fruit, granola etc.
There is also a Le Pain Quotidien at 7th and 58th. Excellent coffee, artisan breads, eggs, waffles, fruit, granola etc.
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When we stayed there, we at The Park Cafe. That might be the diner Jiminso mentions.
http://newyork.citysearch.com/profil...park_cafe.html
http://newyork.citysearch.com/profil...park_cafe.html
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Thanks so much for all of the ideas. I'm going to add them to my "list" that I take with me. My rule when in NYC is NO CHAIN restaurants... nothing there that I could find here. I can't wait!!!
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GwenB, keep in mind that Le Parker Meridien, besides having one of the most expensive brunches in NYC, also has one of the great bargains in their Burger Joint, located behind the curtain off the lobby. Great burgers for not much money (although they just raised their prices a bit).
If you can't find it, ask one of the security guards hanging around the lobby where it is...
If you can't find it, ask one of the security guards hanging around the lobby where it is...
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We would sometimes eat at the coffee shop that was on the corner of 7th and 56th that was actually connected to the Wellington Hotel, but has its own entrance on 7th. It is a great little quintessential NY place and closer to the Meridien than Cosmic---even cheaper if I remember correctly! We were also staying at the Meridien when we would eat there. Don't know the name, but just watch for the Wellington.
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PS....no offense intended to anyone, but hell would have to freeze over pretty hard before I would ever consider breakfast at McDonald's when in NYC. One of my many fond memories of being in NY is the plethora of great coffee shops to choose from for breakfast!
