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Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park
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Mon-Fri, 6:30am-11:30pm; Sat-Sun, 7am-1:30am
4, 5 at Bowling Green
$20-$35
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Recommended
Located in the Ritz-Carlton hotel on the southernmost tip of Battery Park City, this French-American steakhouse plays to its crowd of high-end business travelers by offering an array of fresh local seafood and Certified Angus Prime Beef. The dining room is airy and spacious, with light wood accents lending a modern flair to art deco stylings yet the studied newness make this a restaurant that wouldn't be out of place—or any different—in St. Louis or Phoenix. Several long conference-style tables seem geared to CEOs holding lunch meetings with the staff from Omaha. All the dishes are presented with gusto as colors and shapes jumping off the plate: Grilled meats like the lamb chops and filet mignon are served with minimum garnish and come covered with subtle variations on classic French sauces; more eclectic dishes like the Tuna Duo (which combines a tuna tartare with cooked tuna on an elegantly appointed plate) are arrayed with sprigs of frissee placed gracefully along the edge. The restaurant also has a wide range of cheeses and wines, sure to impress that client from out of town.
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