Chutzpah, Truffles, and Alain Ducasse
here's an alternative -- truffled egg toast at Inoteka... it's really delicious.
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What's a great festive holiday restaurant for a small company in NYC? Good food, fun times.
I love this place, Sapa on 24th st.... nice atmosphere... amazing food. here's a link to it... http://realmeals.tv/?bcpid=315932786&bclid=164940823&bctid=285856590
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What's a great festive holiday restaurant for a small company in NYC? Good food, fun times.
Fleur de Sel, superb French cooking in an intimate room for (NY) reasonable prices.
What's a great festive holiday restaurant for a small company in NYC? Good food, fun times.
Back room at Tia Pol!
What's a great festive holiday restaurant for a small company in NYC? Good food, fun times.
CRAFT is really fun with 4 or more people - you can order a wide variety of food, the servers are knowledgeable and friendly and the wine list is great.
What's a great festive holiday restaurant for a small company in NYC? Good food, fun times.
You can always eat in the Tavern Room at Gramercy. It's first come, first served. I like the food and atmosphere in there better than the main dining room. If you arrive early or late (6ish, 9:30ish) the wait isn't usually more than fifteen minutes or so. But if you arrive just after everyone's arrived for the first seating, you'll be waiting a good hour. So it's important to plan accordingly.
If reservations are a must, you might want to try Blue Hill or Mas (Farmhouse), both in the Village. They're two of my favorites in the City.
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