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1 Penn Plaza, 33rd St., New York, NY, 10001
nr. Eighth Ave.
212-760-2700
alb68 from 10065 | Posted on 5/18/09
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I went to Lugo Caffe with a group of people for a celebratory lunch. I wanted chicken parm but because it was so hot outside I ended up getting the caprese salad with grilled chicken and it was a good decision on my part. I thought having grilled chicken would mean a few pieces scattered on top of the salad, but instead they covered my plate with the chicken and put the caprese salad on top. Definitely a nice surprise. Someone else at the table ordered the veal and the piece I had was simply amazing. For dessert, I had gelatto and I wouldn't get it again--nothing special about it. In any case, the main dishes were great and I don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu.
adougherty212 from 07307 | Posted on 12/10/08
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Ate here for lunch recently with friends from work. All 3 of us got sick afterwards. Knocking each other over as we run for the bathroom sick. Food was overpriced and rancid. I spoke with the manager the next day and he was rude and arrogant about the whole thing. He basicly told me that it was absolutely impossible that food from his restuarant could make anyone sick. I knew he was totally full of it when he said that Lugo's ownership manages 10 restaurants and my complaint was their first ever. My advice- stay away!
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