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Where To Have A Private Dinner In NYC Right Now
The wine cellars, sushi counters, and cute backyards where you should host your next private dinner.
Where To Have Your Next Team Dinner
The best places to have a celebratory meal with the people you see every day.
Where To Get A Business Lunch When Your Company Is Paying
14 spots perfect for impressing clients or colleagues (and not worrying about the check).
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Places to reserve a table for the person who signs your paychecks.
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Where to go when you need someplace quieter than your favorite Saturday-night spot.
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Le Relais de Venise L’Entrecôte
This culty Paris import in Midtown is famous for its $34 steak frites and chicken liver sauce. The food isn’t that good, but it’s still kind of fun.
Where To Have A Private Dinner In NYC Right Now
The wine cellars, sushi counters, and cute backyards where you should host your next private dinner.
Kawabun NYC
At this Manhattan outpost of a 400-year-old restaurant from Japan, you can eat korokke and drink sake while eavesdropping on peak Murray Hill conversations.
Where To Have Your Next Team Dinner
The best places to have a celebratory meal with the people you see every day.
Uptown Brasserie
If you want to have a sit-down meal (and a pre-trip Bloody Mary or mimosa), come to Uptown Brasserie in JFK's Terminal 4.
Bobby Van's Steakhouse
Bobby Van's Steakhouse is one of the nicer sit-down spots in JFK's Terminal 8.
The Palm Bar & Grille
When you simply won't settle for a sad turkey sandwich at the airport, order a steak at The Palm Bar & Grill in JFK's Terminal 4.
Samwoojung
Samwoojung in Chelsea has been perfecting their Seoul-style bulgogi since 1963, and it shows.
Mischa
If you end up at Mischa in Midtown East for a work dinner, at least you’ll be able to join the $29 hot dog debate.
Anto
Anto is a buttoned-up Korean steakhouse in Midtown East. The steak is pretty perfect, but the raw bar dishes are what make this place worth a visit.
Casa Cruz
Casa Cruz occupies an entire townhouse on the Upper East Side, and it's a nice place to eat foie gras once you've finished your daily philanthropy.
Sushi Nakazawa
Sushi Nakazawa isn't as buzzy as it used to be, but it's still one of your best options for special-occasion sushi.
Queensyard
Queensyard is an expensive spot in Hudson Yards that serves British-inspired food. Unfortunately, it's not very good.
La Mercerie
La Mercerie is a French restaurant in Soho where you can eat excellent food and live out your Francophile fantasies.
Peak
A rooftop restaurant in Hudson Yards, Peak has one of the best views in the city. The food is kind of basic, but eating it in the sky is worth the price.
The Lambs Club
With its red leather booths and Art Deco decor, The Lambs Club is a very Midtown place. It's a little stuffy, but the food is reliably good.
Quality Italian
This loud Midtown restaurant serves steaks and big portions of solid Italian food in a massive space.
Kosaka
Kosaka is a small, upscale sushi restaurant in the West Village that has one omakase in a tranquil setting.
Chez Zou
If you work around Hudson Yards and need a place to unload about your day over really good cocktails, come to Chez Zou. You'll feel right at home.
Marea
Marea in Midtown makes some of the best pasta in NYC. You must order the bone marrow and octopus fusilli.
River Cafe
The River Cafe is a nice spot for '90s-era fancy food with a breathtaking view of the Manhattan skyline.