high end and open for lunch
it seems a lot of the most expensive places are only open for dinner, e.g., prezza, oleana, meritage, hammersley's, clio -- as a random sample. is there anything expensive that's open for lunch besides radius?
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I haven't been in a whle, but I assume that No. 9 Park still serves lunch. All of the hotel restaurants, Mooo, KO Prime, etc. are open for lunch. In Cambridge, Upstairs at the Square is my favorite place, but Dante's at the Sonesta is also very good. I stopped by Scampo's this afternoon, and the decor alone is worth the price of admission.
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re: ghostcat
MC Slim JB
Jun 27, 2008 05:26 AM
No. 9 stopped serving lunch about six months ago, alas. If the object is to spend a lot of money, many of the luxury steakhouses do lunch.
I don't much like Radius, but if I had to go, I'd rather at lunch, when it's less of a swindle. I guess that will become yet another adventure with a new exec chef to hire.
Some other fancy to fancy-ish places I'd consider (many repeats, many hotel venues here): Locke-Ober, L'Espalier, Cafe at the Taj, Neptune Oyster, Via Matta, The Bristol, B&G Oysters, The Butcher Shop, Aquitaine, Pops, Eastern Standard, Petit Robert Bistro (South End), Pierrot Bistrot, Beacon Hill Bistro, Brasserie Jo, Mantra. Nice to know Scampo is open for lunch; I've enjoyed a couple of dinners there.
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Radius...especially since the chef just won the James Beard award..but he is leaving for bigger a bigger pond (manhattan) come min July
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