Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Where to Eat:
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$$$-L'Absinthe -
Dubbed as “the best French restaurant in Manhattan,”,
it offers authentic, turn-of-the century Parisian cuisine is served alongside
contemporary French dishes. If not hungry, L'Absinthe Brasserie offers
amazing cocktails at their zinc-topped wooden bar.
Main courses range
from $23 to $42.
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$$-Parlor Steakhouse
-Offering one of the best brunches in New York City,
Parlour Steakhouse's Modern American dining
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$$-Candle 79-
A vegetarian restaurant that offers a menu that's both flavor-
ful and upscale! Try the homemade juices and smoothies.
154 East 79th
Street
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a stylish spot located on the ground floor of the Bohemian National Hall.
Dishes change regularly, and reflect seasonal market. Have a pint of Pilsner
Urquell, poured in four distinct styles ranging from all foam to headless. 321
East 73rd Street
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$-Delizia 92-
If you want a good slice of American Cheese Pizza, this
place
is
extremely
reasonable
and
the
service
is
friendly.
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Where to Drink and Party:
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$ Auction House-
300 E 89th St. This hidden bar doesn't have a website,
nor doesn't it even have a sign. The Auction House is a speakeasy style bar
with red velvet couches, lux paintings, and smoky lighting. Great to start the
night out and see where the locals dwell.
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$-The Stumble Inn-
Beware of a sea of popped collars and post collegiate
frat boys, but embrace the back of bar beer pong tables, low prices, and
“stuffed” burgers. They offer a great happy hour and the place is always
packed. 1454 2nd Avenue, NY
,
NY 10021, corner of 76th Street