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49 W. 44th St., New York, NY, 10036
nr. Sixth Ave.
212-453-4233
jcfeg from 19506 | Posted on 5/3/07
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My wife and I ate our birthday dinners here after an afternoon show. Early 5:30 PM seating. Had one of the day's specials: Sea trout which was exquisite! Maryland crab soup was sublime, and cheesecake for dessert was light and guilt-free, even with the whip cream. Were seated in the "Petite" room..about 7 tables. One waitress was handling all of them to the best of her gracious ability, but I felt they were understaffed to handle the evening pre-show crowd which quickly assembled between 5:30 and 7 PM. Will definitely return!!
WVfoodsnob from 10012 | Posted on 12/21/06
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Elegant small restaurant with excellent service. Food was absolutely delicious. Had the salad with beets and goat cheese and an amazing pork chop. Best choice in the theater district.
upupandaway from j4y 2w2 | Posted on 10/24/06
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For starters, we had the calf's liver crostini (excellent) and sardines (very good). For main courses, we had filet mignon and pork tenderloin (both very good). They did not have my first choice of wine, and the list is quite short. The overall service delivery was not up to the standard I would expect at this price level. I was shocked that our main courses were delivered at room temperature. When I pointed this out, they were brought back warm (not hot). They could take a lesson from a place like The Harrison, where I dined the following night. In summary, good food delivered in an amateurish fashion.
Thommo | Posted on 10/12/05
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This an intimate (aka small) restaurant with a very special feel. The 'crowd' is most definitely an older group/theatregoers. Service is impeccable and friendly but the highlight is the food. The lamb and filet mignon were superb and the dense chocolate cake was a great ending. (I don't recommend the pound cake though-it was dry.) Perfect for a special occasion or someone with an expense account!
hnobes | Posted on 6/23/04
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The food was terrific. The staff was very pleasant and on top of things - without being overbearing. I can't stress this enough, the food was EXCELLENT.
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