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Going to NYC: Fine Dining

stu00a

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I am going to New York in late May and this is my first trip to New York so I want to have a fine dining.
What can you guys recommend me for Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner?

For dinner it would be great if they are under $100 each person.

I am staying for 6 days if that helps.
 

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Avoid the expensive tasting menus and you should be able to hit quite a few of the top places.
I loved the choices we made, but we went over your limit with a "you only live once" attitude-

Bouley
Le Bernadin
Nobu
 

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I always find Bouley to be a great value for lunch. Actually, I hit up many of the nice restaurants in NYC for lunch. Gotham Bar & Grill does a nice lunch too..or did last time I was there.
 

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Originally Posted by darnelled
Avoid the expensive tasting menus and you should be able to hit quite a few of the top places.
I loved the choices we made, but we went over your limit with a "you only live once" attitude-

Bouley
Le Bernadin
Nobu


Le Bernadin and Nobu are very good. Also try Gramercy Tavern.

These won't qualify as fine dining but go to Peter Luger's and Kat'z deli.
 

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Peter Luger's is the correct answer. Bacon appetizer ftw.
 

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Hit up one of Michael White's spots Ai Fiori or Marea for the fine dining option. I was at Ai Fiori for brunch last month and it rocked. French/Italian riviera inspired cuisine.

If you want to do lunch in a more casual rustic environment I recommend Jody Williams' Gottino and Buvette (West Village). They are inspired by traditional Western European gastroteca/gastroteque/inoteca food establishments.

Have fun!
 

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For brunch, I would recommend Paradou in the West Village. It isn't expensive, but it is unbelievably delicious. I like the duck reuben.
 

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Originally Posted by Grayland
I always find Bouley to be a great value for lunch. Actually, I hit up many of the nice restaurants in NYC for lunch. Gotham Bar & Grill does a nice lunch too..or did last time I was there.

Bouley for lunch is a great deal.

If you are willing to go to Westchester, try Blue Hill at Stone Barns. The Sunday lunch is $88. I would rate it one of the top 3 dining experiences I've had (behind French Laundry and Vetri).
 

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Dorsia. If you can get a reservation...
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