Eating out in SoHo, NYC
I'm looking for a place to eat in SoHo thats a good for a group of 6 - relaxed with some vegetarian options. trying to stay in the $20-30 range pp (without alcohol)... not looking for chinese or italian. any suggestions? thanks!
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11 Comments:
Five Star is great, Prune and Freeman's as well. Are you looking for any speicifc type of cuisine....there's also a great Mexican sceney place called La Esquina with beautiful outdoror seating...
Mheusler at 12:18PM on 04/22/08
my favorite restaurant in soho (well, i guess it's really nolita, but close enough) is cafe habana (cuban food, with a mexican twist). there's only one vegetarian option (the tlacoya de tres marias - fried masa with different sauces on it), but it's delicious, as is pretty much everything else there (and the mexican grilled corn is a must!). it's definitely in your price range but it gets pretty crowded - especially on weekends. they do have larger tables available but you may want to go earlier or on a weeknight. now i'm hungry again...
billyburgwife at 12:21PM on 04/22/08
What about Balthazar or Blue Ribbon?
Alaina Browne at 12:21PM on 04/22/08
balthazar and blue ribbon will be too costly. I would think about market table or blue ribbon bakery, or blue ribbon bar (though there's no tables), or you know what would be good? Shorty's32. I think that's the ticket.
Ed Levine at 2:54PM on 04/22/08
here's where not to go: spring street natural. the food there is the pits!
cybercita at 10:01AM on 04/23/08
Lucky Strike would be a good bet: plenty of room, solid bistro food and many veg options.
http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/lucky-strike/menus/dinner.html
Or Great Jones (tho in Nolita) for good southern/cajun: plenty of fish, but veggie options would be limited to sides...
http://www.greatjones.com/index2.htm
rrakes at 9:24PM on 04/23/08
If Balthazar is out of budget, then Shorty's 32, while a good food choice, would probably be bit too much as well, no?
http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/shortys32/menus/main.html
rrakes at 9:34PM on 04/23/08
Wherever you go, get some rice pudding at Rice to Riches on Spring St. after dinner. Ohhh, the deliciousness...
nosillak at 9:33AM on 04/24/08
@nosillak: i second the rice to riches recommendation! it's my first stop once passover is over :)
billyburgwife at 6:35PM on 04/24/08
Rice or Kelley & Ping for inexpensive great meals are my recs!
karenita at 2:14AM on 04/25/08
how about ghenet, or 8 mile creek? i love ruby's down the block but it might be a tight squeeze!
tirinstar at 8:15PM on 04/26/08