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Arium
31 Little W. 12th St., nr. Washington St. 212-463-8630
It’s hard to tell exactly what lurks behind the demure façade of Arium in the meatpacking district. A gallery? A café? A hair salon?
All of the above, actually (with conveniently separate entrances). The café aims to be a salon of sorts as well, with art exhibits and weekly recitals. But the main attraction, culinarily speaking, is chef Richard Guier’s refined lunch- and tea-time fare, including dishes like spicy chicken posole and a full roster of tea sandwiches and scones.
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