1.
Park Blue
A civilized late-night lounge, where the wine list has something for everyone and the small-plate menu runs the gamut from tuna tartare to lobster eggs Benedict.
158 W. 58th St., nr. Seventh Ave.; 212-247-2727
2.
Landmarc
Part bistro, part trattoria, and part steakhouse,
chef Marc Murphy’s duplex restaurant courts
all appetites with a menu that lists goat-cheese profiteroles alongside five cuts of beef
and just as many sauces.
179 W. Broadway, nr. Leonard St.; 212-343-3883
3.
Bar Veloce
Veloce squeezes considerable style and substance into a
small space where well-crafted panini are
washed down with easy-drinking wines.
175 Second Ave., nr. 11th St.; 212-260-3200
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