Too nice to be indoors
Can someone please suggest a nice outdoor(with garden) location in midtown west, west village, or east village. An ideal location for a date...(hopefully not the last!) Thanks...
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Gascogne, the French bistro, on 8th Av., b/t 17th & 18th Sts., has very good food and a thoroughly charming back garden.
www.gascognenyc.com
Gavroche, on 14th St., b/t 7th & 8th Avs., is another French bistro with very good food and a nice back garden though, in my opinion, not as quite as lovely as Gascogne's.
www.gavroche-ny.com
Note: Both website have photos of the gardens, so you can see for yourself.
Good luck with the date and Bon Appetit!
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Thanks. I've been to Gascogne many times and love the outdoor garden. Any other similar type restuarants? Looking for something not French.
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I Coppi, on 9th St., b/t Av. A & 1st Av., has very good Italian food and a back garden with charms that rival Gascogne's.
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I haven't been, but we just found out that our department is having a dinner at Barolo in the near future, which made me think of it. Every time I've walked by on a nice day, I notice how nice the outdoor dining looks.
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How about Lattanzi on 46th between 8th and 9th? I was there last week for a long lunch, and I love that place. I think it's a cut above most of the neighborhood and it has 2 different outdoor spaces. The sauteed artichokes and the veal chop are spectacular, as is the bread basket.
Full disclosure: I know the owners, but I wouldn't recommend it if it wasn't really good.
Link: http://www.lattanzinyc.com
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Luxia, 315 W 48, has a serene and charming garden, really an overlooked gem in the theater district. Their frisee and gorgonzola salad is terrific and they have a nice hand with seafood. There is also a spicy red pepper penne that is REALLY zippy, a real favorite. It seems a world away from these mean streets.
And they make a nice martini.
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home: in the w. willage. good food, nice small garden. nice place for a date.
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I believe that Palma, on the same block as Home, also has an outdoor garden. August has an outdoor space, but I'm not sure if it's uncovered in the summer (there was a glass roof when I went a few weeks ago).
AOC on Bleecker (NOT AOC Bedford) also has an outdoor space, but food is mediocre.
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