Japanese http://www.ninjanewyork.com/ 25 Hudson St. – TriBeCa The place is visually pretty cool. Every party gets a private room with a shoji screen in the back that Ninjas keep opening to scare you. Ours was off the main area, so … Continue reading →
Mexican, Local Favorite http://www.papatzul.com/index1.php 55 Grand Street – SoHo I can’t say enough good things about this place. The atmosphere is really authentic Mexican, warm and inviting. The food is CHEAP and really delicious. And best of all the margaritas … Continue reading →
After all these years, I wondered if China Grill was ‘over’. The place was a mob scene, perhaps because we went during Restaurant Week. The decor is always impressive with the high ceilings, red circular lights and huge windows, but … Continue reading →
Luxury Hotel http://www.tribecagrand.com/?g=ppc&ppcseid=5158&ppcsekeyword=tribeca+grand+hotel&mmtctg=2783105975&mmtcmp=74282495&mmtmt=2&mmtgglcnt=0&mmtadid=9934790615 2 Avenue of the Americas – Tribeca The circumstances under which we came to stay at the Tribeca Grand were unique in that we were evacuated from our home in Battery Park City during Hurricane Irene. So … Continue reading →
American Creative/Mixed Cuisines inspired culinary combinations, cutting edge culinary techniques, and innovative use of ingredients http://www.wd-50.com/index.html 50 Clinton St. – Lower East Side Perfection. Plain and simple. If you love food, this is it. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable, … Continue reading →
French/Asian Fusion http://www.annisarestaurant.com/ 15 Barrow St. – West Village We chose to do Anita Lo’s 5 course Chef’s Tasting Menu for $75 each. The food was classic French with some Asian influences and ingredients. No question, everything was elegant and … Continue reading →
