Is Tao as good as they say it is???
My girlfriend is coming to NY from Vegas. SHe loves the Tao there and asked me to reserve seats there for dinner. I reserved 2 seats for 830pm. Is this place as good as some say it is or is spice market better?
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My only experience there was never making it inside. I made a 9pm Tues res. I showed up and they handed me one of those buzzers you see at Olive Garden or Red Lobster. They directed me to the bar until said buzzer buzzed, even though it was, at that very moment, 9pm. The bar was entirely full of, as a previous poster described it, 'the type of people that people here like to avoid,' and, more importantly, so damn packed I couldn't even wedge in to get a drink. By 930, the buzzer hadn't gone off, so I tossed it back to them and made a last-minute res at Aquavit, which had zero of the above problems and amazing food. Unless you want to live out some fantasy from a show like Sex and the City, there is no reason to put up with that much BS for any kind of Asian fusion cuisine in this city... it's not like it's tough to find.
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