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The East River, at 30th Street, New York, NY, 10016
212-683-3333
Metkin from 07450 | Posted on 7/16/07
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Yikes I have had better steak at Outback. The presentation was like at a diner-only worst. The salad was dripping in dressing,with canned tomato. There are a hugh number of wait staff but all they did was to stand around and do nothing. The chairs were small bamboo and incrediably uncomfortable. If you weigh over 100 you won't fit !!! My final recommendation - DON"T GO.
CVandling | Posted on 6/21/04
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All I can say about this place is WOW what a great restaurant. The food was delightful. The service was good. I highly recommend this restaurant. The only thing I had a problem with is I had requested a window table for the romance of the evening due in part that it was my wedding anniversary. To my dismay we had to sit in a booth but I think that one negative out of many positives is just fine I guess that is the way they will bring us back. Also for all of you out of towner’s directions to this restaurant are kind of bad make sure you call a head and get them from the restaurant it can get a little tricky but over all I give the water club an over all score of 9.5
adsong from 10019 | Posted on 6/30/03
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This is beautiful.I am on a barge on the East River.A beautiful Barge.In the private party rooms,many affairs going on.A wedding, A Bar-Mitzvah,an engagement, a birthday.Perhaps an amicable divorce?.. Perhaps not. The restaurant is Very romantic.The food very good. Getting there,not easy(Not by subway, anyway although Valet parking is available,or via taxi.)American cuisine with music nightly.A hidden gem.
CityPixie from 10013 | Posted on 3/28/03
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Best brunch with your spouse and kids, your mom for Mother's Day, out-of-town visitors. The Sunday brunch here is an incredible value, with a never ending raw bar, omlette station, fruit and cheese spread, bagels with all the fixin's and all the desserts you could possibly dream of eating. The service is impeccable! The setting is spectacular on the East River ... if you arrive by cab, foot or private yacht, you're always going to get the royal treatment and the feast of kings at The Water Club.
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