Theater District Restaurants
May 4th, 2006, 08:30 PM
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Theater District Restaurants
Opps I put this on the wrong threat.
We are going to be in My from May 15 to 21 and already have tickets for two shows. We need restaurant suggestions for the theater distict in the $35. to $50 per person price range.
This thread seems pretty old so I am trying to get some updated informaton.
We are going to be in My from May 15 to 21 and already have tickets for two shows. We need restaurant suggestions for the theater distict in the $35. to $50 per person price range.
This thread seems pretty old so I am trying to get some updated informaton.
May 5th, 2006, 07:39 AM
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May 5th, 2006, 10:25 PM
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When I was on the site for NYC Restaurants I clicked on "post a new message" and it did not go on the site. Thanks to those who responded. No my pricing does not include tax and tip as this would be unreasonable in most cities and especially in NY.
May 6th, 2006, 03:38 PM
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If you choose Havanna Central, go to restaurant.com and purchas a gift certifcate that will give you $25 off your bill. Enter the code 54319 and a $25 certificate will only cost you $7.50. The restaurant was very good but it has slid a little - but if you use the certifcate you won't over pay for "ok". Have fun and enjoy NYC
May 6th, 2006, 10:53 PM
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We like all kinds of food. We will however be traveling with my brother who needs to watch his salt intake so we should eliminate all oriental food. That leaves Greek , Italian, French, Americn, Indian etc. etc.
May 7th, 2006, 05:09 AM
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With a price range of $35-$50, not including tax and tip, you can do a lot better than Becco and Cafe Un Deux Trois. A few theater district suggestions:
French--Chez Josephine (42nd St.), Le Madeleine (43rd St.), Rene Pujol (51st St.)
Italian--Lattanzi (46th St.), Orso (46th St.), Remi (53rd St.)
Seafood--Redeye Grill (56th St.)
French--Chez Josephine (42nd St.), Le Madeleine (43rd St.), Rene Pujol (51st St.)
Italian--Lattanzi (46th St.), Orso (46th St.), Remi (53rd St.)
Seafood--Redeye Grill (56th St.)
May 7th, 2006, 11:06 AM
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We sometimes eat at Osteria al Doge on 142 W 44th between Broadway and 6th, convenient for theater.
www.osteria-doge.com
you can check out menu for your family and prices. Sit in the balcony if you can, less noisy.
We recently ate at Brasserie LCB on 60 W. 55th (bet 5&6). and I had exc filet mignonettes and hubby a marvelous beef wellington.
www.osteria-doge.com
you can check out menu for your family and prices. Sit in the balcony if you can, less noisy.
We recently ate at Brasserie LCB on 60 W. 55th (bet 5&6). and I had exc filet mignonettes and hubby a marvelous beef wellington.
May 7th, 2006, 01:02 PM
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Agree with Howard on Le Madeleine. We ate there last month before the theater and it was fantastic. Great service, delicious food, reasonable prices and a very friendly and pleasant atmosphere.
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May 7th, 2006, 05:36 PM
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Agree - with a budget of $35-$50 per person I wouldn't fool around with Havanna Central or Becco. I would also suggest Chez Josephine or Le Madeleine, and which ever you choose be sure to make reservations soon.
May 7th, 2006, 06:31 PM
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Whichever restaurant you choose, (Le Madeline, etc) many of them are on www.opentable.com and you can check there for reservations and book them via that website and save yourself phone calling everywhere.
May 22nd, 2006, 10:20 PM
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Thanks to all of your for your suggestions. We just returned and had a great time. We had dinner at Le Madeline prior to the theater and it was wonderful. For all of you theater goers try to see The Drowsey Chaperone while you are there. It is a sleeper and just was nominated for a Tony award. We also saw Spamalot which was excellent, but better if you are a Monty Python fan which we are not. We also saw Light in the Piazza which won a Tony last year. I liked it but my husband did not. Tired to get tickets for Jersey Boys but $250.00 each was out of our range. If you plan ahead you can get tickets at the normal price.
