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109 E. 42nd St., Lower Dining Concourse, New York, NY, 10036
at Lexington Ave.
212-983-5257
sdw25 from 23060 | Posted on 2/18/09
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I wish I were a fan of cheesecake, because I've heard it's fantastic here. The food I ate wasn't fantastic by any means, but it wasn't horrible either. Our waiter was pleasant and attentive, although the service was very slow. We were also there at a very busy time - 11:15 on a Sunday morning - and there was a wait by the time we were seated. The dill pickles and pickled beets they give you to eat while waiting for your food are quite unusual, but unique. There was a large selection of sandwiches (some very unique) on the menu, but I'm a vegetarian and there were few vegetarian sandwich choices. I settled for a salad and onion soup, which wasn't great but it was good. My boyfriend's hamburger and fries were greasy and subpar. However, we didn't have a horrible experience here. I probably wouldn't return, only because it wasn't one of my favorite places and I had a limited selection of vegetarian items. For people who eat meat, the menu would probably be more appealing.
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