Valentine's Dinner w/o the BS?
Going to be in your fine city for Valentine's Day with the husband. We are not fans of this ultimate amateur night, but would like to go out for a nice, non-prix-fixe dinner. Any suggestions for lower Manhattan establishments that treat this night as a regular night? No complimentary champagne is needed, no cigars or candy are necessary, and we'd prefer if there is no humping going on at neighboring tables.
We were dismayed to hear that Lavagna is prix fixe that night. Would've thought that was a good choice, but apparently they've succumbed to the VD.
Thanks in advance.
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Not sure what they're doing for V-day, but in my experience Hells Kitchen has had their regular menu on holidays and take reservations. I'm going for a record number of mentions of this place, yes it's in my neighborhood, but it's also that good, especially if you're into mexican flavors.
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scurvy
Jan 31, 2007 11:48 AM
I generally agree, but we'll be visiting from LA and need to get dinner somewhere. We usually get dive-y Mexican food & margaritas on VD at home. Got any suggestions along those lines? Good, cheap Cuban? Maybe we will just go to Rice or somewhere real basic like that.
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I'm sure wine bars like Inoteca on Ludlow and Il Posto Accanto on 2nd street would be doing their regular thing on Valentine's Day. They're casual, but fun and have great food.
--Sarah
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Organ Leroy
Jan 29, 2007 03:45 PM
The Valentine's prix fixe must be a reliable sucker move for restaurants. I was surprised that Tanti Baci in the Village is doing it too--they're normally pretty low-key.
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