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While the food here holds its own, it’s really the celebrity-rich past of the original Cipriani, Harry’s Bar in Venice, that you’re buying into—regulars included Peggy Guggenheim, Ernest Hemingway, the Aga Khan. — Gabriella Gershenson

Three courses lunch, $25; three course dinner, $35

Weddings
With Ionic columns on the outside and Corinthian ones within, this Greek Revival building is ideal for those looking to hold a ceremony and reception in a large space (it’s 13,500 square feet). The Grand Ballroom has marble walls and a huge dome. Cipriani takes care of all catering, and couples should reserve well in advance. The venue accommodates 700 for a seated dinner. Prices upon request.