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I live literally in the middle of all these restaurants. I've of those mentioned I've been to Pio Pio, Delizia, Zebu Grill, Fetch, and Ottomanelli NY Grill. All these are good choices, though Pio Pio is very cramped and not comfortable but the food is great. Chef Ho on 2 Ave. is a good choice for Chinese and Nick's on 2 Ave and 94 St is also a good choice for their pizza.
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re: ajs42548
I live right in that area and I totally second Chef Ho's on 2nd Ave. Not the most inventive fare, but the peking duck is terrific. I have my complaints about it (it's definitely not a whole one, they don't carve it in front of you, and they don't make soup out of the other parts for you), but it's still pretty good. Square Meal is great, as is Table D'Hote, a fantastic little French place on 92nd St. between Madison and Park. A block away from the Y is Peri Ela, a Turkish restaurant and pretty decent. If you want to try for Sfoglia, good luck getting a reservation (we made ours six weeks in advance for a lunch table). Nick's pizza is great for something more casual. Pio Pio is not the best-looking place, but if you do go there, the Peruvian chicken is pretty much perfect.
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re: nyc.girl
I like the duck at Chef Ho as well, and we go occasionally, but what I don't like are their dumplings - the dough is too thick, IMO, so I miss having dumplings! When I have a nasty cold, I really crave their Wonton soup.
Another place I forgot to mention - Kurio - across the street from Zebu Grill (which I like as well), a little closer to 1st Avenue.is another favorite. Their fried appetizers are really really good - the cook has a really light touch that way - particularly the tempura green beans.
I'm glad to find someone else who likes Square Meal - I've not been for lunch yet, which I want to try.
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My favorite place to eat around the 92nd St. Y is Pio Pio for delicious and inexpensive Peruvian-style chicken. Le Bern it ain't but the food is addictive.
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re: Cpalms
There was a disappointing report from a poster on it earlier this week - I've not been since last summer. My new favorite in the area is Square Meal, on 92nd between 5th & Madison. Still byob and now open for lunch as well. Reservations are a good idea. The food is excellent and pretty reasonable for the quality - we usually spend about $80 for two appetizers, two main course and a dessert.
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Square Meal
30 E 92nd St, New York, NY 10128
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