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973 Columbus Ave., New York, NY, 10025
nr. 108th St.
212-222-2033
acafe from 10025 | Posted on 9/6/07
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we went by the old A, and they had a sign saying they moved a block north. we went to the new location, and it was gorgeous! the food was better than ever and they had more on the menu. they also had more seating and a chill waiting lounge. the new address is 973 columbus avenue and the new phone number is 212.222.2033. just want to let everyone know, pass it on
UpperWestDuo from 19711 | Posted on 6/24/07
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Unbelievable restaurant! Quietly tucked away in the Upper West Side, great music and friendly staff greet you with a warm smile at the door. Organic food and wonderfully presented dishes add to the overall charm of the restaurant. Food was easily some of the best in the city. Try and get there before this place get discovered and remember to bring your own booze!
Tim29 | Posted on 5/9/05
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Down to earth, delicious, plus you get to make friends with everyone in the joint. Hope nobody else finds out about this gem,. or else we'll never be able to get a seat again....
FredGibson | Posted on 2/23/05
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Staying in Morningside Heights to avoid the tourist crowd, we stumbled on this tiny place. Sitting as close as if we were on the subway at rush hour, the vibe was just perfect. The limited menu did not matter, because everything we tried exceeded our expectations. What a unique, cozy place! If you are from out of town, (we are from California Wine Country) this place is worth searching out!
tokioleo | Posted on 2/28/03
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Nice room with nice people, feels like you are invited to a friend's or relative's house. Good homey food, not much selection, but tasty.
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